# Apply Fabric to a Garment Canonical page: https://fuser.studio/recipes/apply-fabric-to-garment Creator: @maggie Saved recipe example · version 1 Combine a garment image with a reference material image to create a garment visual using the selected fabric\. Header image: https://media.fuser.studio/cda8a7c6dc4ed08ec3f48f1d4d3e1a2b4b39cf057f97fd3b93220b929eccdbe7.jpg ## Explore Fabric Applied to Apparel The saved example connects a garment image and a reference material image to produce a material\-applied garment image\. It demonstrates the recipe’s intended fabric\-swap workflow while retaining the garment’s original design, fit, shape, and details\. ## Default inputs ### Garment Image Type: image [Garment Image]() ### Reference Material Type: image [Reference Material]() ## Saved outputs ### Material\-Applied Garment Type: image [Material\-Applied Garment]() ## Ways to use this garment workflow Use the fabric\-applied garment image to explore and communicate apparel concepts across design and merchandising tasks\. ### Compare fabric directions Apply different reference material images to the same garment image to compare possible fabric directions while keeping the garment design consistent\. ### Review apparel concepts Create a material\-applied garment image for discussing how a proposed fabric changes the presentation of an existing garment\. ### Prepare merch concepts Use the output image to show a garment concept with a selected material before final apparel presentation or production decisions\. ### Present textile options Share fabric\-applied garment visuals when presenting alternative reference materials for a garment to collaborators or clients\. ### Build a fashion concept board Group material\-applied garment images to communicate how selected fabrics could be used across apparel concepts\. ### Refine a garment direction Test a reference material against an existing garment image while preserving its visible design, fit, shape, and details for focused review\. ## Frequently asked questions ### What does the Apply Fabric to a Garment recipe do? It uses a Garment Image and a Reference Material image to create a Material\-Applied Garment image\. The intended result shows the selected material applied to the garment while preserving its original design, fit, shape, and details\. ### Who is this recipe useful for? It is useful for people exploring fashion, streetwear, merch, and apparel concepts who want to review a garment with a different material reference\. The output is an image for visual concept and presentation work\. ### What images should I prepare? Prepare one Garment Image showing the apparel item you want to work with and one Reference Material image showing the fabric or material to apply\. Both are image inputs exposed by the recipe\. ### Can I change the garment or material in Fuser? Yes\. Visitors can change the exposed Garment Image and Reference Material inputs in Fuser before using the recipe\. Changing either input changes the source garment or material used for the new output\. ### What does the saved preview demonstrate? The saved preview demonstrates the default example connected from a garment image and a reference material image to a Material\-Applied Garment image\. It is a saved example of the recipe, not a live run or a guarantee of a particular result for new inputs\. ### What should the output be used for? The Material\-Applied Garment image can support fabric comparisons, apparel concept reviews, merchandising discussions, and presentation materials\. It is best understood as a visual garment concept rather than a finished production specification\. ### What details is the recipe intended to preserve? The recipe is designed to preserve the garment’s original design, fit, shape, and details while applying the reference material\. The quality of a new result will depend on the garment and material images selected\. ## Explore a New Material Direction Bring a garment image and reference material together in Fuser to create a material\-applied apparel visual\. [Use This Recipe](https://app.fuser.studio) [Browse recipes](https://fuser.studio/recipes)