Stable Diffusion print-on-demand apparel
Hey HN, Obviously we are experiencing a surge of stable-diffusion based apps at the moment, but I have yet to see anyone try and map the outputs onto actual physical products that can be delivered to your door. I wanted to make it easy to: - pick an artistic style - hit 'record' and speak into your phone / tablet / desktop or whatever, and describe the kind of design you want your clothing to have (since speaking is more spontaneous that typing) - swipe among a variety of mockups (t-shirts, hoodies etc.) featuring your design, and order it to your door with the click of a button…
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1SEWN is a print-on-demand apparel service that uses Stable Diffusion to generate custom clothing designs. Users speak descriptions of their desired design, select an artistic style, preview mockups on various garments like t-shirts and hoodies, and order their custom piece for delivery. The platform integrates with Printful for fulfillment and handles the entire process from AI-generated design to physical product shipped to customers.
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Hey HN, Obviously we are experiencing a surge of stable-diffusion based apps at the moment, but I have yet to see anyone try and map the outputs onto actual physical products that can be delivered to your door. I wanted to make it easy to: - pick an artistic style - hit 'record' and speak into your phone / tablet / desktop or whatever, and describe the kind of design you want your clothing to have (since speaking is more spontaneous that typing) - swipe among a variety of mockups (t-shirts, hoodies etc.) featuring your design, and order it to your door with the click of a button The product is called 1SEWN. Fulfilment is currently achieved using a print-on-demand service called Printful (https://www.printful.com) that I have integrated with. If you guys would like to try it, I would love some feedback. Shipping is currently limited to outside Europe, but even if you are in Europe, your feedback about the whole UX would be much appreciated! Much love, Matt
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