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AI Digital Asset Management · Textile

AI Digital Asset Management for textile manufacturing.

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10,000+ samples. Searchable in seconds.

Imagine

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What if

A designer could find any fabric sample in 3 seconds?

By texture. By weave. By fiber composition. By season. Without walking to the factory floor.

"Soft viscose-cotton blend, lightweight, suitable for spring jackets"

"Show me last spring's bestselling weaves"

"Texture similar to this swatch but in earth tones"

"What did we ship to client X in 2024 Fall?"

Plain language. Visual previews. No more walking the archive.

The Problem

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Today, finding a sample means walking, asking, remembering.

Watch what happens when a designer needs to find samples matching a client's request today.

Scenario"Client wants a swatch like last season's, but in muted tones."
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Designer
Senior Designer
Factory Floor
Excel
Email
Receives ask
Recalls from memory
Walks to archive
Old tracking file
More searching
Suggests alt
Emails to client
6 hand-offs · knowledge in one person's head · 2-3 hours per find.

The Solution

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A searchable brain above your archive.

Three capabilities turn a physical archive into something a designer can actually query.

Auto-tagging

Every fabric sample is tagged by AI — texture, weave, fiber, color, season — automatically, with no designer keystrokes.

Semantic search

Designers query in natural language or by reference image. The AI returns ranked matches with visual previews — in seconds.

Knowledge persistence

Senior designer's tacit knowledge gets codified into searchable signals. The system survives staff turnover.

Architecture

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A layer above your physical archive.

The physical archive stays where it is. The Design AI Brain reads, tags, and indexes. Four modules read from it.

Search

Semantic + visual

  • · Natural language
  • · Reference image
  • · Hybrid ranking

Tag Curator

AI vocabulary tuning

  • · Custom textile terms
  • · Senior review queue
  • · Continuous learning

Designer Workspace

Studio · variations · output

  • · Collections by season
  • · AI-generated variations
  • · BMP + work order export

Analytics

Archive usage insights

  • · Hot styles by season
  • · Client preference trends
  • · Reuse rate per designer

AI Pipeline

Design AI Brain

· Vision tagging· Vector embeddings (pgvector)· Color profile + CIEDE2000
AI-tagged sync

Physical archive · Untouched

Existing samples · shared drives · binders

· Stays the source of truth· Zero schema changes· No migration, no cutover

AI Search

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Ask the archive in plain Korean. Get matched designs in seconds.

Designers query naturally — "flower patterns for spring" — and the archive returns ranked matches with thumbnails, tags, and follow-up suggestions. Threaded history per designer.

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AI Search — live

Natural-language query

Korean or English, conversational.

Ranked visual matches

Thumbnails + tags + similarity score.

Threaded history

Every conversation kept and re-queryable.

Per-designer context

System learns each user’s style over time.

Pattern Editor

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From design intent to production-ready pattern.

Designers manipulate the knit grid directly — palette, weave, cuff/heel/toe layers — with live preview at production scale. Output is the file the factory loom needs.

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Pattern Editor — live

Direct grid manipulation

Palette · weave · cuff · heel · toe layers.

Factory-ready output

Files map directly to loom configurations.

2D / 3D visualizer

2D / 3D Visualizer

Front · back · left · right preview before loom commit.

Sales × Customer

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Walk into the customer's office. Pull up every record on the spot.

Sales reps used to scramble through binders and shared drives before customer meetings. With the archive, every past design, color palette, sample file, and production note is one search away — on a tablet, in the meeting room.

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Design Detail — instant context

Before

  • Prep hours in binders & drives
  • "Let me get back to you"
  • Missed past designs lose deals

After

  • Tablet · 1 search · all history surfaces
  • Answers in-meeting, not next day
  • Reference past wins, close faster

One search, full record

Metadata, tags, palette, files, attachments — all on one screen.

Two Journeys

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How designers actually experience it.

Junior Designer

Learns the archive

BEFORE — without archive

First sample request
Shadow senior
Ask senior again
Walk the floor
Wait days for answer

AFTER — with archive

First sample request
Searches archive solo
Sends 5 candidates to client
Time to independenceMonths → Days

Senior Designer

Releases tacit knowledge

BEFORE — without archive

Every request routed in
Recalls from memory
Becomes bottleneck
Knowledge locked in head
Risk of staff turnover

AFTER — with archive

Reviews AI tags weekly
Trains the system once
Knowledge scales beyond them
Capacity per weekBottleneck → Multiplier

AI Capabilities

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Production AI capabilities, specifically tuned for textile.

CapabilityTechniqueTextile-specific tuning
Vision taggingClaude Vision + custom textile vocabularyTrained on the customer's internal terms — weave types, fiber grades, finishing techniques.
Semantic similarityImage + text embeddings (Voyage AI / Bedrock)1024-dim vectors stored in pgvector. IVFFlat indexing for millisecond similarity search.
Natural language searchClaude + Korean textile glossaryHandles both Korean and English queries. Resolves trade slang to canonical tags.
Color extractionColor quantization + Pantone matchingCIEDE2000 perceptual color matching. Auto-maps to actual yarn color codes.
Reference-based variationSDXL + ControlNetGenerates 5 variations per request while preserving the fabric's core structure.

All AI calls routed through AWS Bedrock — Korean data residency by default.

Sample Pipeline

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How a sample becomes searchable.

Six steps run automatically the moment a sample is photographed. No designer keystrokes required.

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Capture

Photographed + scanned

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Extract

Image + color profile

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Analyze

Claude Vision: texture, weave, fiber

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Enrich

Match the house vocabulary

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Embed

Vector embedding

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Index

pgvector archive

Input

Knitted fabric sample

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2,481 × 3,508 · 4.2 MB

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Output · indexed record

SEARCHABLE
textureknit · jacquard
weavefloral motif
fibercotton 60 · viscose 40
palettepastel · spring
categorywomen's quarter
embeddingvec(1536)

→ Now retrievable by natural-language query, similarity search, or any combination of tags.

Existing archive of 5,000–15,000 designs batch-migrated and embedded at project start — same pipeline, run in parallel.

Rollout

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Capabilities ship in phases — each one independently usable.

The archive is built so designers gain value at every phase — not just at the end. Foundation is live; AI engine and operations follow.

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Live

Design Studio

  • Designers create directly on the digital archive
  • Patterns, logos, solid colorways for every sock category
  • Production-ready output for the loom
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Next

Asset Layer

  • Gallery, storage, and unified search across designs
  • Existing archive migrated in batch
  • Linked back into Studio for instant reuse
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Coming

AI Engine

  • Semantic search · visual similarity matching
  • AI variation generation from existing designs
  • Designer feedback loop trains the system
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Final

Workflow & Go-Live

  • Design request intake from sales and clients
  • Designer inbox · factory dispatch automation
  • Production environment fully operational

Outcomes

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What changes when knowledge is searchable.

Faster design cycles

Designers find matches in seconds. Prototypes ship in days, not weeks. Client approval rate climbs because options are presented faster.

Metric15-30 min → 3 seconds per find

Knowledge survives turnover

Senior designer's tacit knowledge codified into AI tags and embeddings. When staff move on, the archive doesn't lose anything.

MetricMonths → Days onboarding

Cross-team visibility

Sales, design, production, and clients all reference the same archive. No more "did anyone make something like this before?" emails.

Metric1 source of truth

Data Security & IP

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Your samples. Your competitive edge.

Three questions every textile maker asks before letting AI touch their archive.

"Where is the data hosted?"

AWS Seoul region (ap-northeast-2) — Korean data residency by default. Same standards as Korean banking infrastructure. On-prem deployment available on request.

"Who can see the archive?"

Per-user roles. Auditable access logs. Senior staff can lock specific sample collections — for example, exclusive client work hidden from junior designers.

"Could competitors access it?"

Isolated tenant database — row-level security plus separate schemas. The AI engine is shared (the brain). Your data is sealed (the memory). They never cross.

Shared AI engine · Design AI Archive Brain

code · prompts · embedding models · deployed once

queries scoped by tenant

Anchor customer

isolated DB · row-level security

Tenant B (future)

isolated DB · row-level security

Tenant C (future)

isolated DB · row-level security

never cross

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