The New Black AI

The New Black AI is a workspace for fashion brands covering design, visuals, production preparation and selling. According to the page, it can design clothing from a prompt, sketch or reference image; turn product photos into AI fashion models; run virtual try-ons; create videos and upscale visuals to HD (2K and 4K); and generate factory-ready tech packs. It also offers an AI Fashion Brand Manager that connects to a Shopify store to review sales, score product pages, manage ads and social posts, and publish visuals. A fashion AI agent named Mila can work on tasks and schedules, and asks for approval before spending, publishing or deleting. The page mentions free credits at signup, plans from $15 a month, an API, an MCP server for Claude and ChatGPT, and seats included with every plan.

Key features

• AI fashion design from a prompt, sketch or reference image
• AI fashion models generated from product photos
• Virtual try-on of products on uploaded models
• Ghost mannequin, flat sketch and model swap workflows
• AI fashion video, including UGC, lookbook, product 360 and fashion ads
• Upscaling to 2K and 4K resolution, including video
• Bulk generation of catalog visuals
• AI tech packs with size charts, grading, bill of materials, PDF export and AI check
• Shopify integration for publishing visuals and managing products
• AI Fashion Brand Manager with sales, analytics, product page scoring and profit and loss views
• Ads management on Meta, Google, Pinterest, X and TikTok
• Social publishing to Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest, X and Threads
• API and MCP server for Claude and ChatGPT
• Team projects with seats included in every plan
• Fashion AI agent that works on schedules and asks before spending

Best suited for

• Fashion brands creating product photos and models without a photoshoot
• Designers turning sketches into garment visuals and tech packs
• Brands selling through Shopify that want listing and ad management
• Fashion teams collaborating on AI-generated visuals

Pricing

Plans from $15 a month, with free credits at signup, according to the page.