Built for long SKU lists.
Feed-driven creative across a full catalog, with price, badge and offer layers and localised versions. For ranges where doing it by hand was never going to finish.
Switch a layer on. Watch the catalog fan out.
The work is in designing the base. After that a price change, a festive badge or a new language is a render, not a redraw.
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Seven steps, run every season.
Take the feed
Product data and imagery as they are. Gaps get flagged rather than quietly filled.
Audit the range
Which SKUs have usable imagery, which need shooting, which are being retired.
Design the base
One template carrying the brand, built to absorb price, badge, offer and language.
Prove it on ten
Ten SKUs render first, so the system is signed off before the full range runs.
Generate the range
Every SKU in the ratios each placement needs, named to match the feed.
Wire the overlays
Price and offer layers driven by feed data, so a change does not mean a re-export.
Schedule the recuts
Seasonal and promotional versions planned against your calendar.
Three things that break a catalog programme at scale.
Usually around the fiftieth SKU.
Designing per SKU instead of per system
The first twenty look great because a designer touched each one. The next two hundred arrive and the same approach would take a quarter, so quality drops or the deadline does.
The work goes into designing one base that absorbs every variant. After that the range is a render, not a redraw.
Burning price into the artwork
Price, badge and offer get baked into the image. A sale means re-exporting the catalog, and a pricing error means re-exporting it twice.
Overlays are layers driven by your feed, so a price change or a festive badge updates without touching the base artwork.
Treating a second language as a second project
Layout is built for English, then a longer string arrives and the template breaks. The local market gets a compromised version or waits.
Layout is built to absorb longer strings from the start, so a market variant is a swap rather than a redesign.
What does a month look like?
Set the volume. The turnaround follows.
Size a month before you talk to anyone.
Frequently asked.
Everything brands ask before the first batch.
There is no ceiling. The work is in designing the base; after that the range is a render, not a redraw.
Yes. Product data drives the variants so creative stays in step with pricing and availability.
Localised versions come off the same base, with layout built to absorb longer strings rather than break on them.
We do, on your calendar. A sale or a drop is a scheduled recut rather than a fresh project.
That gets audited first. Anything unusable is flagged before the base is designed, not discovered at SKU ninety.
Yes. The base and the overlay logic are handed over if you want to bring it in-house.
Overlays are feed driven, so a price or badge change does not require re-exporting the catalog.
The other lines in the studio.
Most brands arrive for one and end up using three.
Fashion photography
On-model and mannequin sets built from the flat product photos you already have.
↗02Product photography
Packshot, lifestyle, detail and campaign imagery without booking a shoot.
↗03Performance creative
Static, motion, video and creator cutdowns, briefed on what your category already rewards.
↗04Amazon and marketplace
PDP imagery, A+ modules, storefronts and marketplace-ready variants.
↗Send the catalog. We will scope the system.
Tell us the SKU count, the channels and the calendar.