A wholesale boyswear brand that sells from the catalogue
Jack N Jill is a wholesale kidswear brand that makes boys’ shirts and T-shirts. It sells to retailers, dealers and distributors through catalogues, so every new design needs a clean on-model image carrying the brand logo and design number.
”Every month we need around 350 images, and a child model for each shoot”
On physical shoots, each batch meant booking child models, styling, a photographer, editing and catalogue layout. The cost of hiring kids again and again kept adding up, and keeping the same child across shoots was hard.
Styling took extra effort on set too. Each shirt needed folded sleeves, a tucked-in look and a tucked-out look. Then the logo and design number went onto every image by hand.
One model face, three stylings and a branded layout
We created a custom AI model face for Jack N Jill, so one boy wears every shirt and T-shirt in the catalogue. We styled each design on cargo pants, baggy pants or denim jeans, with the sleeves folded, tucked in or tucked out.
Every image arrives in a catalogue layout built for the brand, with the logo and design number in place. What the brand receives each month:
- Boys’ shirts and T-shirts on one consistent model
- Cargo, baggy and denim styling for each design
- Folded-sleeve, tucked-in and tucked-out looks
- Catalogue layouts with the logo and design number
- Files ready to send to retailers, dealers and distributors
A cast that stays the same across every drop is what our exclusive faces and cast service is for. See more kidswear photoshoots.
350 branded images a month, without a monthly shoot
Jack N Jill now produces around 350 outfit images a month for its wholesale catalogue, without arranging a new physical shoot for each batch. Every image is branded and ready to send.
The same boy appears across every product, so the catalogue reads as one collection. The brand saves time on each monthly cycle and has cut the cost and effort of hiring kids as models.
Published May 27, 2026, last updated October 3, 2026, by Naman Kasliwal, Co-founder & CEO of Kaptured.AI.
