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T-Fashion vs Stylumia

Stylumia’s Orbix agents help retailers decide what to buy, how much and at what price, across fashion, home and beauty. T-Fashion helps a brand decide what to make and then make it, from trend research and concepts to line plans and tech packs.

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Stylumia
Demand scores and assortment and pricing advice for buying teams
T-Fashion
The collection work for design and product teams, trend to tech pack
Both
Large retailers can run Orbix for buying and T-Fashion for design
T-Fashion Explore showing a Giorgio Armani FW26 look with the full show grid and an Edit in Studio button
Explore. Every look from every show, one click from Studio Updated September 2026 · Written by T-Fashion · Stylumia is a trademark of its owner · 6 public sources

Where each one fits in the work

The steps a fashion team takes from the first trend question to production, and which tool does each one.

Long-range foresight
Stylumia: No
T-Fashion: No
Trend research
Stylumia: Partly
T-Fashion: Yes
Runway references
Stylumia: No
T-Fashion: Yes
Concepts and sketches
Stylumia: No
T-Fashion: Yes
Team boards
Stylumia: No
T-Fashion: Yes
Line plan review
Stylumia: Partly
T-Fashion: Yes
Tech pack review
Stylumia: No
T-Fashion: Yes
Demand and buying
Stylumia: Yes
T-Fashion: No
Core product Partly From public product pages, checked September 22, 2026

Side by side

Built for
T-Fashion Design and product teams Stylumia Buying, planning and pricing teams1
What you get
T-Fashion Looks, concepts, boards and reviews Stylumia Demand scores and recommendations1
Design tools
T-Fashion Explore, Studio, Moodboards, Agent Stylumia None listed1
Line plans
T-Fashion Agent reviews gaps and price ladders Stylumia Assortment and price recommendations4
Categories
T-Fashion Fashion Stylumia Fashion, home, beauty and more1
Pricing
T-Fashion $999 a month, month to month Stylumia Custom quote1

Where Stylumia is stronger

  • Demand scoring before launch

    Orbix Sense scores new product demand ahead of buying decisions, a capability T-Fashion does not offer.

  • Assortment and pricing agents

    Whitespace detection, attribute mix, price architecture and promotion alignment target markdown reduction and top-seller ratios.

  • Retail category breadth

    Home, beauty, sports and other high-SKU categories run in the same engine as fashion.

  • Large-retailer references

    Walmart, Amazon, Myntra and Fossil Group are named on its site.

Stylumia facts checked on September 22, 2026 against 6 public pages. See sources

One workspace for the whole collection

T-Fashion Insights for belted skirts at Fall Winter 2026 womenswear: 173 looks from 89 designers, growth, top designers and the runway looks
Insights. Every trend opens on the looks and designers behind it
T-Fashion Studio turning a runway look and a written brief into three peplum jacket variants with technical flats
Studio. A written brief becomes concept variants with technical flats
A T-Fashion Moodboard titled Summer Capsule Collection with runway looks, Pantone TCX color cards and a mini skirt trend card
Moodboards. Looks, colors and trend cards on one board the team edits

“We used to go through so many rounds of sampling. Now we can go from trend data to a sample in one go, all on one platform. It saves us time and brings our costs down.”

Head of Product Development · Knitwear Sourcing Specialist

3 weeks → 2 days

Trend report lead time

Tapestry
ASOS
Uğur Konfeksiyon
Genç Tekstil
Damat Tween

What it costs

T-Fashion
$999 / month
Month to month. Seats and Enterprise options on a call. Details
Stylumia
Custom quote
Quote only. Stylumia does not publish a price.
How we know

Stylumia does not publish pricing. Its site directs visitors to schedule a demo, and its Orbix launch offered a limited number of early-access spots. No public price list for Stylumia was found in September 2026. Ask Stylumia for a quote.

See the design side of the same decision

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FAQ

T-Fashion vs Stylumia

Is T-Fashion a Stylumia alternative?

They do different jobs. Stylumia’s Orbix scores demand and recommends assortments and prices for buying and planning teams. T-Fashion is where design and product teams build the collection, from trend research and runway references to concepts, line plans and tech packs. Retailers with both functions may run both.

What is Orbix by Stylumia?

Orbix is Stylumia’s suite of AI agents for retail, launched in May 2025: Orbix Trends for trend validation, Orbix Sense for demand prediction, Orbix Assort for assortment recommendations and Orbix Price for pricing intelligence.

How much does Stylumia cost compared to T-Fashion?

Stylumia does not publish pricing and sells by quote. T-Fashion publishes $999 per month, month-to-month for Professional, with Enterprise on request.

Does Stylumia analyze runway shows?

Orbix Trends lists spotting trends from runway among its features, alongside social, influencer and retail signals. T-Fashion reads the runway first: 500 fashion weeks, 20,000+ shows, every look tagged, analysis ready the morning after each show, and the design work in the same workspace.

Does T-Fashion recommend assortments or prices?

No. T-Fashion Agent can review a line plan for category balance, duplication, price architecture and seasonal gaps against runway evidence, but it does not score demand or set prices the way Orbix does.

When is Stylumia the better choice?

When your team buys, plans and prices across high-SKU categories and wants demand scores and recommendations. T-Fashion is the better choice when the work is deciding what to design and defending it with runway evidence.

Sources

Stylumia facts come only from these public pages, checked on September 22, 2026. T-Fashion facts come from the platform and the pricing page. We do not report private pricing or unpublished customer lists. Corrections: hello@tfashion.ai

  1. 1. Stylumia homepage · positioning, named customers, outcome claims
  2. 2. Stylumia about us · founding, Bangalore address
  3. 3. Orbix Trends · trend validation features, runway
  4. 4. Orbix Assort · assortment recommendations
  5. 5. Orbix Price · pricing intelligence, named customers
  6. 6. Introducing Stylumia Orbix, May 2025 · launch, data sources, early access
The long version: definitions and full comparison

What is Stylumia?

Stylumia is a Bangalore retail AI company founded in December 2015 by former Myntra COO Ganesh Subramanian. Its product, Orbix, is a suite of AI agents for retail: Orbix Trends validates trends from social, runway and retail signals, Orbix Sense scores demand before launch, Orbix Assort recommends assortments and whitespace, and Orbix Price handles pricing and promotions. It positions itself across fashion, home, beauty and other high-SKU categories and names Walmart, Amazon, Myntra and Fossil Group as customers.

What is T-Fashion?

T-Fashion is an AI workspace for fashion teams. It covers the collection work from trend research to tech pack: analysis of every major fashion week by the next morning, search across 550K runway photos, AI concept design with technical flats, shared moodboards, and an Agent that writes season briefs and reviews line plans and tech packs with the runway evidence cited.

Design intelligence versus retail decisions

T-Fashion is built for the people deciding what a collection looks like. Stylumia is built for the people deciding what to buy, how much, and at what price. Both use AI on fashion signals, but the outputs land on different desks.

Look-level evidence versus demand scores

T-Fashion shows the looks behind every signal, with counts across designers and cities. Orbix returns demand scores and recommendations, which is what a planner needs and less than what a designer wants to see.

A workspace versus an agent suite

Stylumia’s agents monitor, alert and recommend. T-Fashion’s Agent researches a season, builds an editable moodboard, reviews a line plan or tech pack, and cites the runway evidence, inside the same workspace as Explore and Studio.

Fashion depth versus category breadth

Stylumia positions Orbix across fashion, home, beauty and other high-SKU categories. T-Fashion focuses on fashion, from runway data at silhouette, fabric, pattern and Pantone-tone depth through to concepts, line plans and tech packs.

Full comparison of T-Fashion and Stylumia
Dimension T-Fashion Stylumia
What it is AI workspace for fashion teams, from trend research to tech pack AI agent suite for retail demand sensing, assortment and pricing
Workflow covered Trend research, runway references, concept design, team boards, season briefs, line-plan and tech-pack review Trend validation, demand scoring, assortment and pricing recommendations
Primary source Runway, presentations and street style from 500 fashion weeks Social media, influencers and blogs, runway shows, and retail data across 350,000+ brands, per Stylumia
How trends are called Every look tagged and scored for visibility, growth and designer adoption Demand Science: computer vision, NLP and demand-sensing models validate propositions and trace trend arcs
Speed after a show Full fashion week analysis ready by the next morning Real-time signal processing per its site; runway readout timing not published
Forecast horizon Current and next seasons, from the latest shows Rising demand caught three to six months early, per Stylumia
Evidence trail Every signal links to its shows, looks, designers and Pantone TCX tones Demand scores and agent recommendations; underlying signal detail not published
Design tools Explore visual search, Studio concept generation with technical flats, shared Moodboards, Agent None listed; outputs are validations, scores and recommendations
Retail decisions Not covered Assortment whitespace, attribute mix, price architecture, promotions, localisation
Beyond fashion Fashion, across the whole collection workflow Fashion, home, beauty, sports and other high-SKU retail categories
Pricing $999 per month, month-to-month; Enterprise on request Quote-only; no public price
Free trial Walkthrough on your own season, then activation Demo only

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