Pick looks that show the range
The page takes up to five images, so each look has to earn its slot. Choose the looks that show the range of the collection, and drop near-duplicates. The rest belongs in the full product record, not in the lookbook.
A digital lookbook presents a collection as a short sequence of looks, with enough detail in each caption for a buyer, editor or client to know what to ask next. It works when the order tells a story, every caption names the item and one key detail, and the selection fits on a phone without a long scroll. Choose the looks first, then write the captions, then decide what the reader should do next.
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The page takes up to five images, so each look has to earn its slot. Choose the looks that show the range of the collection, and drop near-duplicates. The rest belongs in the full product record, not in the lookbook.
Each caption names the item, its color, one key material and the fit or use. Keep the adjectives for the concept statement. The page is a web presentation rather than a layout tool, so settle detailed typography and spacing in your design tool first. Buyers read captions to decide what to ask for, and a caption that names the item gives them something to ask about.
Wholesale and retail prices change between drafts. Add a price only after the price list is confirmed, and state its currency and the date it applies from.
Some readers see only the cover and the first two looks on a phone before they scroll further. Put the strongest look second, then check that each caption reads in a short block rather than a long paragraph.
Name the collection and its release window, and add one sentence on what ties the looks together.
Two or three sentences on the design idea, written for buyers and editors rather than for the design team's internal notes.
One image per look, five at most, each with a caption naming the item, its color and one material or fit detail.
Sizing, materials and care notes, stated only where they match the product record you can name.
One call to action, such as a request for the full line sheet or a showroom visit, linked to a request form or contact you control.
Total: 370 words
Weak: A bold, romantic collection for everyone.
Strong: [Number] pieces in [number] colorways, built around [material] and [cut]. Release window: [month and year].
A count, a material and a window give a buyer something concrete. Mood words cannot be ordered from.
Weak: Great fit and beautiful fabric.
Strong: Relaxed through the body; [fabric] with [composition], as listed on the spec sheet dated [date].
Fit and fabric claims are checked by the people who buy. Tie each one to the record it came from.
Weak: Available soon in stores!
Strong: Open to wholesale accounts from [month and year]. Request the full line sheet through the link below.
A window and a named route tell the reader what to do. Soon gives them nothing to act on.
Weak: Sustainably made.
Strong: Made from [percentage] recycled [fiber], certified by [certifier name] under certificate [number].
An environmental claim needs evidence you can name. If you cannot name the source, leave the word out.
The concept statement written again under each look wastes the reader's attention. Each caption should add one fact about its look.
Five images cannot show forty looks. Pick the five that carry the range, then point the reader to the full set through the next step.
A claim the spec sheet does not support can be found by the first buyer who checks it, and that buyer may remember the mismatch longer than the lookbook.
A reader who likes a look needs a path. Add one call to action, such as a request form, instead of ending on a closing image with no instruction.
Send the team link to sales and production before anything goes public. The team can catch a wrong caption while the page is still limited to them.
Use a public link for buyers and press you have invited, once the collection is released to them. Remove production codes and cost notes from the captions and the outline first.
Use the WhatsApp share button to send the link to a buyer who works mainly by message. Check the price and availability lines first, because a forwarded page reads as published.
A digital lookbook is read on a screen, so it can run as one scrolling page with each caption close to its image. A printed lookbook can use a spread. Keep the same order and the same five-look selection in both, and write captions short enough for a phone.
A lookbook shows the collection visually, with a small set of looks and their captions. A line sheet lists items, sizes, colors and terms in a table. Keep the line sheet for full product detail, and use the lookbook for the story and the range.
A ready-made file is not part of this page. Use the five-part outline above as the structure, then fill it with your own looks, captions and next step. A lookbook built from your own product records is more reliable than a generic layout.
Content Creator takes up to five images, so the page shows a selection rather than the whole collection. Point the reader to the full set through your next step, such as a request for the line sheet.
No. Content Creator does not export PDF files. Share the public or team link, or download the generated HTML file and send that file to the people who need it.
Follow the eight-step wizard: type, assets and description, images, branding, contact and call to action, Atty Suggestions, blueprint, and generate. Atty generates one HTML page in the background. Review it, then publish and share the page link or download the HTML file.