How to Keep Fabric Texture and Embroidery in AI Try-On

Quick answer: Detail gets lost when the reference is small or busy. Use a sharp, close garment photo, name the fabric and stitch, and check details at full size before publishing.

Step by step

1. Use a high-resolution flat photo of the garment.
2. Name the fabric: bouclé, satin, rib knit.
3. Name the detail: chain-stitch embroidery, sequins.
4. Avoid moving or crumpled poses for detailed pieces.
5. Compare output with the real garment side by side.

Prompt to copy

Model wearing this exact jacket [photo], cream bouclé with gold chain-stitch embroidery on the collar, standing still, soft front light to show texture, keep embroidery pattern and placement unchanged.

Replace the words in brackets with your own product, model or brief.

Common mistakes

• Changing light direction between images in one set
• Vague words like 'premium' or 'beautiful' instead of light, lens and colour
• Publishing without checking product details at full size

Try it in the Lab

• Virtual Try-On
• AI Consistency workshop
• Creative Workspace
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FAQ

Why does embroidery change?

The model fills in small details it can't see. Give a sharper reference.

Does pose matter?

Yes. Still, front-facing poses keep more detail.

Can I fix small errors?

Re-run, or edit the area; never publish wrong details.