Beige Knit Sweater Recolored to Olive Green: Preserving Silhouette and Texture

Recolor a single garment with one reference image plus one instruction: change a beige knit sweater to olive green while keeping the original silhouette, ribbed trims, and knit texture unchanged. The reference image is first generated by the pipeline, then bound as the sole input for image-to-image at image_urls[0]; the instruction only describes the color and the constraint to "preserve silhouette and texture," with a fixed seed for reproducibility. This type of recolor edit suits e-commerce product-option color swaps, comparing colorway schemes on design drafts, and scenarios that need to expand an SKU color card without reshooting. The structured prompting paradigm of fibo-edit-1.5 excels at decoupling single-attribute modifications, which directly matches this work's requirement to "change only the color, leave all other attributes untouched."

Style Fashion Editorial · Product Image · color-recolor

Model FIBO 1.5

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Studio product photograph of a beige crewneck knit sweater laid flat on a matte light-grey surface, front view, natural wool knit texture with visible ribbed collar and cuffs, soft diffused daylight from the upper left with gentle shadow falloff, neutral color-managed grading, crisp detail on the yarn loops, 16:9 horizontal framing with the sweater centered and generous negative space

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