Built for fit photos, not generic file storage

Turn raw fit photos into a clean review set.

Upload a session, auto-crop the fit model, adjust the frame when needed, and approve the final set in one place.

Made for apparel teamsBuilt around fit photosReady for batch review

The messy part after fit

Fit photos should not slow the review down.

The team is ready to talk about fit, balance, and corrections. First, someone still has to crop, sort, and organize the photos.

01

Raw photos pile up quickly

A fit session can leave the team with a folder full of images that still need cleanup before they are useful.

02

Manual cropping is small work — until it repeats

One crop is easy. A full session of crops, renames, and approvals is where the time goes.

03

Approved images get hard to track

Final images often end up spread across folders, emails, and one-off handoffs.

How it works

From fit session to review-ready images.

GarmentSlate does one job: help apparel teams clean up, approve, and reuse fit photos without adding a heavy system.

01

Upload the full fit session

Bring the photos into one workspace instead of chasing files across folders, messages, and inboxes.

Keep the session together
02

Crop the fit model faster

Start with an automatic crop, then adjust the frame when a photo needs a quick fix.

Less manual cleanup
03

Review and approve the final set

Move through the session in batches, approve the images that matter, and keep the team working from the same set.

Ready for fit review

Inside the workflow

A focused workspace for fit photo cleanup.

Upload the session, check the crops, approve the keepers, and find them again later.

GarmentSlate upload workflow screenshot

Session intake

Drop the whole session into one place.

Start with a clean queue of fit photos so the team can see what needs to be reviewed before any cropping or approval work begins.

GarmentSlate auto-crop workflow screenshot

Crop and adjust

Get to a clean fit-model crop without starting from scratch.

GarmentSlate creates the first crop for you. If the frame needs work, you can adjust it before the image moves forward.

GarmentSlate review library screenshot

Shared library

Keep approved images easy to find.

Once images are approved, they move into a shared library where the team can organize, download, and reuse them later.

What your team gets back

Less time managing photos.
More time reviewing the garment.

Fit reviews move better when the image set is already clean. GarmentSlate takes the repetitive photo work out of the way so the team can focus on what needs to change.

Cleaner fit review

Give the team a prepared image set so the conversation can stay focused on the garment.

Less cropping busywork

Cut down the repeated crop, check, rename, and sort work that follows every fit session.

Faster handoff after fittings

Move from raw session photos to review-ready images without a long cleanup pass.

Built for fit photos

GarmentSlate is focused on fit-session imagery, not generic file storage or broad creative review.

FAQ

Common questions before a demo.

Who is GarmentSlate for?

GarmentSlate is for apparel teams that work with fit model photos — especially technical designers, fit coordinators, product development teams, and production partners.

Does auto-crop replace manual control?

No. Auto-crop gives you a faster starting point. Your team can still adjust the frame before approving the image.

Can we review a full fit session at once?

Yes. GarmentSlate is built for batch review, so teams can move through a full session instead of handling one image at a time.

Does this replace our PLM, DAM, or shared drive?

No. GarmentSlate is meant to clean up the fit-photo workflow. It can sit alongside the systems your team already uses.

Book a demo

Show us how fit photos move today. We'll show where GarmentSlate helps.

A good demo is simple: we look at how your team handles fit photos now, then walk through upload, cropping, review, approval, and the shared library.

Upload full sessionsAuto-crop, then adjustApprove the final set