Frequently asked questions
What can I do in clothink?
clothink is one AI workspace for apparel product development: generate coloured sketches and technical flats, create patterns and placement graphics in Artwork Studio, turn artwork into photoreal mockups, build factory-ready tech packs, and organise styles in collections with your team.
Do I need Illustrator or CAD experience?
No. Describe a garment in a prompt or upload a reference and clothink generates production-quality coloured sketches and technical flats you can refine in the workspace. Export sketches and Artwork Studio files as SVG or PNG when you need vectors for mills, embroidery or your existing design tools — Illustrator is optional, not a prerequisite.
How do I go from idea to a factory-ready tech pack?
Start with a sketch or coloured CAD, generate mockups to validate the look, then open a tech pack and run Auto-Complete to draft colour specs, fabrics, size chart, BOM and construction. Reuse tech pack templates for repeat categories, then export a branded PDF for the factory.
Can I export sketches and artwork as SVG?
Yes. Coloured sketches and technical flats export as SVG or PNG — not just line flats. Artwork Studio patterns and placement graphics are vector-native too, so tileable repeats and print-ready graphics go straight to mills and suppliers without redrawing.
What is a Collection brief vs Collections?
A Collection brief is AI range planning: write a creative direction, brainstorm garment ideas free, then launch palette, sketches and optional mockups into one capsule run. Collections are the library that holds the finished work — sketches, mockups, artwork, palettes and tech packs organised by season so nothing lives in scattered folders.
Can my team work together in clothink?
Yes. Invite your team into a shared workspace so designers, product and production stay on the same styles, mockups and tech packs — no emailing files or hunting versions. Roles control who can edit vs view; the Shared Library keeps approved artwork and patterns ready to reuse; Brands put your logo and colours on factory PDFs.




