Not a gallery of what it could theoretically do — the actual packs, with the actual drawings and the actual specifications the engine wrote. 4 garments across 4 pattern blocks. Read the callouts; they came off the sheets.
Ten of the 12 views in every pack are technical line work on a plain white sheet — the drawings above. The other two are pictorial: a product view and a campaign visual, for a line sheet or a pitch deck. Both are generated images. Neither is a photograph, and neither is a garment that exists.
None of these garments has been manufactured. They are packs Seamix drafted, shown exactly as the engine produced them. No factory has cut a sample from one yet, so nothing on this page is proof that one would.
The product views are generated images, not photographs. They show what a piece is intended to look like. There is no sample, no photoshoot and no stock behind them, and we will not present them as though there were.
These are our own runs, not customer work. When brands start making things with Seamix, their garments will be on this page with their names on them — and the difference will be obvious, because there will be a photograph.
The drawings and the numbers are the real output, and those you can judge right now. That is what this page is for.
The engine knows 13 pattern blocks and 114 garments. We have drafted packs on 4 of them. The rest work — they carry the same rulebooks and the same measurement engine — but we have not made a showpiece of them, and saying so is more useful to you than pretending otherwise.
If you want to see your own category, the fastest way is to draft one. Your first pack is free and takes about twenty minutes.
Describe what you want to make. Your first pack is free, no card, and every page of it stays yours.