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Apparel & Clothing Product Photography: What to Expect
We shoot flat lay apparel, folded clothing and on-model fashion shots for shirts, dresses and accessories. Fabric is one of the hardest materials to light evenly: wrinkles, sheen and dark colors can all read inconsistently, so we use diffused overhead lighting and careful steaming and styling before each shot to keep fabric texture and true color consistent across a whole collection. These images need to work for Amazon listings, Shopify stores, Walmart Marketplace and DTC fashion catalogs where consistent color across a product line matters for returns. Pricing starts at $30/photo for a single flat lay shot, with on-model styling priced per garment. See the FAQs below for fabric color-matching and flat lay vs. on-model options. Standard turnaround is 3-5 business days, with on-model styling sessions scheduled around model availability and fittings. Brands with a full seasonal collection get volume pricing across all SKUs, and we steam and style every garment fresh before each shot so wrinkles never carry over between pieces. Files are delivered pre-sized for Amazon, Shopify, and Walmart Marketplace fashion specs.
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Apparel & Clothing Product Photography FAQs for eCommerce Brands
Find answers to common questions about getting professional flat lay clothing and apparel product photography for Amazon listings, Shopify product pages, Walmart Marketplace, and eCommerce brands.
Do you steam or prepare garments before photography?
What styles of apparel photography do you offer?
Are there certain sizes or types of garments that photograph better in flat lay?
What should I send for the best results?
Can you style full outfits or flat lay sets?
Do you offer Amazon listing packages for apparel?
Can you photograph clothing for Shopify or DTC brands?
How many images should I plan per garment?
Can you match the tone of my existing brand photos?
Are there clothing types you do not photograph?








