Recolor Garments by Section

It changes the color of a garment completely or partially based on the sections and color codes you provide. The result is a recolored garment image.

It is suited to apparel designers, merch teams, and others exploring fashion and streetwear or garment color variations. It can also support product and industrial apparel discussions where section-specific color changes need to be reviewed.

You need a garment image and a text instruction naming the garment section or sections and the color code to use. The saved example uses “top 00FFBC” and “bottom FFD000” as its color instructions.

Yes. The recipe supports complete or partial garment recoloring, with the relevant section identified in the Color input. For example, you can provide separate instructions for a top and bottom section.

In Fuser, change the exposed Color input and enter the garment section followed by the color code you want to apply. You can also replace the exposed Garment Image input with another garment image before using the recipe.

The saved example shows a garment image connected to section-based color instructions for the top and bottom. Its output is the corresponding saved recolored garment image; a new run uses the inputs you choose.

This recipe is useful for exploring apparel colorways, reviewing split-color designs, preparing merchandise concepts, and comparing palette options. It is best understood as a garment recoloring workflow rather than a tool for changing unrelated image elements.