One unified feed
Every source, one view
Insights pins, Explore saves, Studio generations — no tabs, no handoff. All one board, tagged by source.
Insights · Explore · Studio
Moodboards · Team workspace
Every reference,one board
Gather the season in one place. Pins from Insights, searches from Explore, sketches from Studio — all in a shared board your team can open, edit, and walk into review with.
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- Boards
- 395K
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Alberta Ferretti · Pinned from Explore
Resort 2026
Resort 26 — Mediterranean
28 items
One board, every source
Insights, Explore, Studio,
side by side
A moodboard that speaks every part of the platform. Trend reads, saved runway, generated directions — pinned together, tagged by who added what. The whole season in one screen.
Resort 2026
Resort 26 — Mediterranean
EMRKLFKSShare
InsightsEMSheer Organza Layering
12.4%visibility
+45%growth
118looks
InsightsRKSoft Tailoring
8.1%visibility
+27%growth
76looks
InsightsLFVolume Skirts
9.8%visibility
+38%growth
94looks
ExploreEMAlessandra Rich · Look 9
ExploreRKAkris · Look 7
ExploreLFAnna Sui · Look 8
Season palette
28 items · updated just now
The craft
Six ways a board works
Boards are where references become a point of view. Trained on thousands of shows and 2,800 Pantone tones so every pin carries its metadata through.
Season palette
Pantone-tagged at the board level
Attach a palette to the board itself. Every pin inherits the tones — ready for colour cards and tech packs.
Pantone-tagged at the board level
Team contributors
Four people, one reference shelf
Each pin carries who added it and when. The board reads like a design conversation, not a dumping ground.
Four people, one shelf
EMRKLFKSEloise · Rohan · Lia · Kai
Live drops
See it land the moment it's added
Teammates drop a look while you're in the board — it lands with a soft glow, their initial on the pin.
Added just now
EMEloisepinned a runway look
RKRohanadded a sketch
LFLiaattached a Pantone
One-click share
Send to the team, walk into review
Share a link, invite a stakeholder, walk in with the board open — no more pasting screenshots into slides.
One link, any stakeholder
tfashion.ai/b/resort26-medCopy
Cross-board search
Find that reference from three seasons ago
Every pin indexed across every board. Search by color, silhouette, designer or query — across your whole archive.
Search every pin, every board
sheer organza · butter cream14 pins
Three moves
Gather, compose, share
Boards follow the rhythm of a design session. Pin what matters, arrange it with intent, walk the team through. Everything else lives in the product.
Mode 01
Gather
from any source
InsightsExploreStudio
Pin from any product, one click
Pin a trend from Insights, a saved look from Explore, a generated direction from Studio. One click from any product into any board.
Mode 02
Compose
with intent
Direction 01 · Tailored restraint
Direction 02 · Sheer layering
Direction 03 · Warm palette study
Group, caption, rearrange
Group by direction, attach a palette, caption the POV. Boards read like a design argument, not a Pinterest dump.
Mode 03
Share
with the team
Send to Eloise, Rohan, Lia…Send
Editors, viewers, read-only — one link each
Invite teammates as editors, share a read-only link with stakeholders, walk review with the board open. No slide decks.
Design and merch used to argue about which references mattered. Now they argue about which one wins.
Built for
The teams who move first
Boards show up different for every brief — the structure is the same, what you put in it isn't.
Every pin carries its source · palette · contributor
01
Season kickoff
Open the season with a point of view
Pin the top signals from Insights, surface the references from Explore, caption the direction. Walk into kickoff with the board already formed.
02
Client pitch
A moodboard that backs itself up
Every pin carries its metadata — the trend metrics, the runway show, the Pantone code. Pitches become conversations about evidence, not taste.
03
Cross-team sync
Design, merch, marketing on one page
Share the board read-only with merch or marketing. They see the references, the palette, the POV — without needing a walkthrough.
04
Archive and search
Nothing lives in someone's Pinterest
Every board is indexed. Searchable by palette, silhouette, designer — across every season, every project, every contributor.
Part of the platform
Moodboards is where the team lands
The end of every Insights read, Explore search and Studio generation — the place where the season stops being scattered tabs and becomes one shared point of view.
Moodboards
One shared board for the whole team — pins, palettes, generations, side by side.
One board, the whole season
Pin from anywhere in the platform, share with the team, walk into review with the references already speaking.
FAQ
Fashion moodboard software questions
What is fashion moodboard software?
Fashion moodboard software is a tool for collecting visual references - runway looks, fabrics, colors, AI-generated concepts - into shared boards that fashion design teams use to align on direction for a season or collection.
How is T-Fashion different from Pinterest for fashion teams?
Pinterest is a personal image-saving tool. T-Fashion is built for fashion teams: every reference comes from runway shows, social-media imagery, or AI concept generation grounded in fashion signal, with structured metadata (designer, season, garment, color), team-level boards, comments, and version history.
Can our team collaborate on the same moodboard?
Yes. Boards are shared by default within a workspace. Designers can add references, leave comments, organize sections, and export client- or stakeholder-ready versions.
Where do the references come from?
From three sources: structured Fashion Week imagery and signals captured by T-Fashion Insights, social-media imagery searchable via Explore, and AI-generated concept variants produced in Studio. All references are linked back to their source context.
Can I export a moodboard to share externally?
Yes. Moodboards can be exported as image grids or polished decks that preserve attribution and reference context, suitable for buyer presentations or client decks.
Does T-Fashion replace standalone moodboard tools like Milanote or Figma boards?
For fashion teams, in most cases yes. Standalone moodboard tools are media-agnostic and require designers to find and import references manually. T-Fashion combines reference discovery, AI generation, and team boards in one workflow.