Sweater Color Change: Olive Green

A localized color-change example for e-commerce apparel images and styling proposals: using a single flat-lay photo of a knit sweater as the only reference image, the instruction changes the yarn color to olive green while preserving the ribbed knit texture, cuff and neckline structure, and the original lighting. Fibo 1.5's structured attribute-editing capability suits this kind of single-attribute modification—describing only the target color and material response without rewriting the whole image, thereby reducing prompt drift. Suitable for apparel colorway sampling, batch iteration of product hero images, and variant testing of social media assets; because schemats declares only fields such as image_urls/instruction, this work does not involve masks or multi-image references.

Style Fashion Editorial · Product Image · Recolor

Model FIBO 1.5

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Studio product photography: a folded crew-neck knit sweater laid flat on a light gray neutral seamless background, top-down view, soft diffused softbox lighting from the upper left gently falling off toward the lower right, visible wool ribbed texture and fine stitch details, subtle fiber fuzz along the edges, the garment colored a deep understated olive green with even tonal transitions, natural shadows in the folds, the knit surface in sharp focus throughout, minimalist styling, no props, no text, 4:3 composition, sweater centered with ample negative space

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