Nine organizations, founded between 1906 and 1963, each with colors their members wear for life.
A shade off isn't close enough. Imagineloom reads each organization's published brand standards and checks every design against them before a single stitch.
Try to get it wrong
Pick an organization, a shirt and an ink, and write something on it. Imagineloom checks it against that organization's published rules, the same check the studio runs on every design.
Flat sketch for checking colors. In the studio the same design is rendered on a photo of the real garment.
Built loud, like the culture
Rhinestones set stone by stone, chenille over felt, the whole line on the back. The line's own words and numbers, in the organization's colors. Letters and crests stay with the licensed vendor.
Line jackets, placed like the real ones
Line name arched across the back, the number big under it, the ship name in script and the season. Letters go on the left chest where makers sew them. In the studio and the production files that spot is held, locked, until the licensed vendor's file drops in; these photos leave it empty. The line names here are made up.
How a design becomes gear
One left-chest hoodie in Phi Beta Sigma colors, from the order to the embroidery machine. Every image here is Imagineloom's own output.
Everything in the closet
What Imagineloom won't do
Draw your letters or your crest
Greek letters, crests and shields come only from licensed vendors' files. Imagineloom holds their size and place in a locked slot and never redraws them.
Use anything that isn't public
Every rule comes from what an organization publishes: its brand guide, vendor code or own site. Nothing ritual. Nothing member-only.
Put another organization on your gear
Not its colors, not its symbols, not its calls. Sister organizations' names are never joined.
Guess
Three organizations haven't published their color values. Until those are on file, every design for them carries a warning, and this page doesn't show them.
Planned for the shop floor
- Picks the machineEach placement is routed to a machine that can make it, with the field size, hoop or press, and fabric checked.
- Checks what breaks in productionSmallest text for the process, stitch counts from a real digitizing pass, needle and screen counts.
- Writes the filesImagineloom's engine writes stitch files, print-ready vectors and cut paths from the design you approved. In the studio today you download the production spec; file export for shops comes next.
The Divine Nine
For national headquarters
Imagineloom is a production tool for licensed vendors. This is what we are proposing to every one of the nine.
Your marks stay yours
Letters, crests and shields are locked places on the design. Only artwork from your licensed vendor fills them, and nothing an organization owns is ever generated.
Your rules run first
Your published colors, banned symbols and other organizations' marks are checked on every design before it can be quoted, and anything unconfirmed is flagged before it goes further.
Sold only where you allow it
Imagineloom sells nothing with your marks and sublicenses nothing. Members-only items and approval steps are built to your rules, with you.
Reports your licensing agent can use
We are building per-order royalty records, so reporting to your agent or office becomes a download. We want your format before it ships.
For licensed shops
If you hold a license and want proofs and production files for your next line or chapter order, try the studio or write to us.