AI Fashion Imagery QC Checklist

Gate 1 — source eligibility

• Required product views and details are present.
• Resolution, crop and compression are suitable for the route.
• Rights, permitted uses and reviewer ownership are recorded.
• The frame is held when critical product information is missing.

Gate 2 — product and garment fidelity

• Silhouette, length, fit and construction match the source.
• Logos, labels, closures, seams and hardware are unchanged.
• Print scale, placement, texture and colour remain credible.
• Hands, hair or props do not hide required product details.

Gate 3 — anatomy and identity

• Face, gaze, skin, ears, hairline and neck transitions are coherent.
• Hands, fingers, limbs and joints are anatomically credible.
• The approved identity remains consistent across the image family.
• No unintended person, feature or identity appears in the output.

Gate 4 — visual and family continuity

• Pose, camera angle, scale and framing match the selected route.
• Lighting direction, shadow, grain and sharpness remain coherent.
• Background, surface and colour treatment follow the golden reference.
• The frame belongs to the same image family when viewed beside the set.

Gate 5 — channel and technical compliance

• Dimensions, aspect ratio, file type and maximum size are correct.
• Safe areas and required crops preserve the product.
• Colour profile, transparency and background rules are satisfied.
• The image accurately represents the product for the intended channel.

Gate 6 — delivery and audit trail

Use pass, correct, hold and reject as distinct states. This prevents uncertain frames from being treated as completed work and gives the production team a measurable exception queue.

• Only approved versions enter the delivery package.
• File names, SKU mapping, view codes and folder structure are correct.
• Corrections, holds and rejections have an owner and status.
• A final spot check confirms the delivered file opens and matches the approved record.