FERMAT

FERMAT is a generative AI toolbox for fashion, luxury and retail design teams. It converts sketches into realistic renders, edits garment construction and prints, fits designs on virtual models and generates product photography angles, all from a web app used by brands such as Adidas, ASOS and Tendam.

FERMAT is a generative AI toolbox aimed squarely at design teams in fashion, luxury, retail and consumer goods. Rather than a general-purpose image generator, it packages a set of purpose-built tools that map onto the stages of building a collection: turning sketches into photo-realistic renders, editing garment construction, fitting designs on virtual models, extracting and reworking prints, and producing product photography without a studio. The pitch on the homepage is speed before the first sample, so designers can judge fabric, drape and styling earlier in the process. The toolset is split across several work areas. For apparel, a sketch visualizer converts line drawings into realistic images, a garment editor changes sleeves, hems, necklines, fit and length without redrawing, and a try-on tool renders a design on a model. For graphics and prints, FERMAT extracts motifs and patterns from references such as vintage textiles, archival prints or competitor lookbooks into editable files, then lets users adjust colors, scale, repeats and motif elements in place. A photography section extracts garments from styled imagery into flat-lays and generates front, back, three-quarter and detail crops from a single input. A home decor section mirrors the same logic for furniture sketches, material variations and interior context shots. In practice the workflow is a chain of linked tools inside a web app: designers log in to the toolbox, pick a tool, feed it a sketch or reference image, and iterate on the output through editing steps instead of redrawing or reshooting. The homepage positions FERMAT around enterprise adoption, with named customers including Adidas, ASOS, Tendam, S.Oliver Group and New Look, and testimonials that stress output predictability and fit with existing design workflows. That places FERMAT alongside broad image generators like Midjourney or Photoshop's generative features on one side, and 3D apparel simulation suites on the other. Its advantage is fashion-specific structure and fewer manual steps; its trade-off is a narrower scope and an enterprise sales motion. Pricing is not published beyond a pricing page link, and no free tier is stated on the homepage.