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One shirt template. Four colors. Twelve looks.

One public template, four shirt colors, twelve consistent looks—run from one Drive folder.
ASTRIA AGENT WORKFLOW · BULK LOOKBOOK
Real Astria Agent typing, scrolling, and reviewing a bulk lookbook request
Real Google Drive folder with the four shirt SKU folders and manifests
Real Astria Agent chat showing the reusable multi-prompt review

ONE TEMPLATE · MANY SKUS

Run the lookbook in bulk.

Astria Agent can read a Drive folder of packshots, keep one public template fixed, and return a consistent front / 45° / back set for every shirt color.

THE DEMO

Same person. Same styling. Only the shirt changes.

Four colored t-shirts rendered in the same three-view lookbook
Twelve generated lookbook images arranged by color and pose
01

DRIVE FOLDER

Name assets by SKU and class

Use one folder for the drop, one subfolder per shirt, and a small CSV manifest that maps each SKU to its front and back packshot.

02

ONE PUBLIC TEMPLATE

Lock the look once

This demo uses the public Ivory shirt+pants template, with Lee, jeans, black flip-flops, concrete background, and three embedded poses held constant.

03

BULK RUN

Swap only the product reference

The agent runs black, red, green, and blue through the same prompt set. Four SKUs × three poses = twelve consistent images, without rebuilding a look one by one.

04

EXPORT / HANDOFF

Keep Drive as the source of truth

After review, export the approved set to the next destination—Shopify for publishing, or back to Drive for team handoff and archive.

TRY THE TEMPLATE

Build one look. Reuse it across the drop.

Open the public template, add your own shirt reference, and keep the same three-view rhythm for the whole collection.

Open Ivory template →

Demo assets were created for this campaign as plain, brand-neutral t-shirts. The workflow uses a public Astria template and keeps the model, styling, poses, and background consistent.