u/Competitive_Pie398

So a bit of context: I've been around small fashion labels for a while, and the one thing that always seemed broken was the content side.

You spend months on a collection, you care about every single detail, and then you have to book a studio, a photographer, a model, a MUA, a location and somehow justify spending €8k before you've sold a single piece. And if something doesn't look right, you reshoot. More time, more money.

We built Clotz to fix that. You upload your garment photos, flat-lays, on-hanger, whatever you have and it generates a full lookbook or campaign with models, locations, lighting. The whole thing takes around 6 minutes and costs €49.

The part I'm actually most proud of is the Brand DNA feature, it remembers your visual style across seasons, so you're not starting from scratch every time and your SS27 doesn't look like it was made by a different brand than your SS26.

There's a free plan (20 frames/month) if you want to try it without committing to anything.

We're early. There's stuff that doesn't work perfectly yet. But the core loop, upload clothes, get campaign-ready visuals works, and some of the results genuinely surprised us.

Happy to answer questions or hear what you think, especially if you've worked on anything in the fashion/e-commerce space.

Si chiama PitMove e fa una cosa sola ma la fa bene: ti mostra i distributori vicino a te con i prezzi aggiornati, così sai già prima di uscire dove conviene fermarti.
La funzione più utile è il Trip Planner, metti partenza e destinazione, lui calcola dove fermarti lungo il percorso in base ai prezzi e alla tua autonomia. Funziona anche per gli elettrici con i tempi di ricarica stimati.

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