Case study

New designs, every week,
50 to 200 SKUs

The shoot, the catalogue, and the Meta ads, on one canvas.

Aramya is an Indian kurta brand that stays in the market by launching new designs every week, from 50 to 200 SKUs. The shoot, the packaging, and then the ads are the bottleneck.

Brand
Aramya
Work
Catalogues and Meta ads
Pace
50 to 200 SKUs a week
Sets
1pc, 2pc, 3pc

The complex case of Indian ethnic

A kurta is one of the hardest garments to keep consistent. There is the dupatta, then the set: one piece, two piece, or three. Each piece needs its own poses.

A basic image swap does not hold, especially on conversion ads. If the print drifts, or the model's face changes, the budget burns and buyers drop before they purchase.

Black kurta
Black kurta
Rust kurta
Rust kurta
Dupatta, held open
Dupatta, held open
Rust kurta, turned
Rust kurta, turned

Creative specific workflows

Chromatic's team added workflows for the 1pc, 2pc, and 3pc sets. Building a catalogue in ChatGPT took 40 to 60 minutes: pasting models, swapping poses, and running it again.

The same catalogue on Chromatic takes under 5 minutes.

The red kurta, as a catalogue: front, the embroidery, and the poses a buyer checks. One set, and the motif stays put. Move across a frame to look closer.

Front
Front
Neckline
Neckline
Hand on the hip
Hand on the hip
Turned away
Turned away
Trousers, front
Trousers, front
Trousers, back
Trousers, back

Prism

A canvas to manage it
in one place

The frames, the SKU, and the feedback, on the same board.

The skill for the whole team

Embroidery on the red kurta

Kurta Fashion Shoot

Reads the garment, then writes a prompt the team can run.

Chromatic

*Reads the color, the print, and the set, then writes a prompt any teammate can run for the next frame.

Pink kurta
Green print

This saves more than 80 hours of the team's time coordinating the shoots. Creating, feedback, and editing all happen on Chromatic.

Team Aramya