How can customers see their logo on a product before they order?

Embroidery looks stitched. Foil catches light. Before anyone orders. The studio generates mockups from the actual artwork in the actual zone, and it knows the technique. A stitched logo renders as thread, screen print as ink, foil catches the light. The picture that sells the order is the picture the floor can produce. A mockup that promises what the press can't do is a refund waiting to happen, and this one can't make that promise. The buyer editing a quote sees the mockup change with the color they picked, on the same page, before they pay.

What it used to cost you: A designer's mockup, per product, per revision, per customer.

The feature is called AI mockups. It runs on the same rails as everything else here: one catalog, one price list, one cockpit, your name on the front.