Simple 5-Step Garment Automation
Camiforge is planned to follow a straightforward workflow that apparel teams can adopt quickly. Here is the intended process.
Prepare Garment Template File
Start by creating or selecting a garment template file. This file defines the base garment structure — including layout zones, placement areas for names and numbers, and size-specific boundaries. Think of it as the blueprint for your garment.
Prepare One Design File
Create a single design file containing the visual elements — patterns, colors, logos, and graphics — that will be applied to the garment template. This design file is separate from the template, allowing you to reuse designs across multiple garment types.
Import Names, Numbers, Sizes, or Production Data
Import your production data — player names, jersey numbers, sizes, or any other variation parameters. Camiforge is being designed to accept data from spreadsheets or structured files, making it easy to connect to your existing production records.
Generate Garment Variations Automatically
Camiforge combines the template, design, and data to automatically generate all required garment variations. Each variation gets the correct name, number, size adjustment, and design placement — without manual intervention.
Review and Export Production-Ready Output
Review the generated garment variations for accuracy. Once satisfied, export production-ready files that are properly formatted and organized for your printing or manufacturing process.
⚠️ The workflow described above is currently under development and may change before the official release of Camiforge.
Camiforge is currently under development and will be officially introduced after July 2026. Stay updated for the launch.
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