Module 2: Build a collection

Create a collection

Lesson 3 of 11
9 min

Plan a whole collection at once: write a short brief, answer a few setup questions, review the products Genpire plans, and add the ones you already have.

You'll learn

Starting a collection from a brief on the Create screen
Answering Collection Setup: Brand DNA, quick questions and groups
Reviewing the generation plan before anything is made
Adding products you've already made

Before you start

A brief in mind. To add existing products, at least one product. Lesson 2: Create your first product covers it.

Key idea

A clear brief turns a list of products into a planned line.

Follow along

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Open Genpire in another tab and tick each step as you go.

Start with a briefOn the Create screen, switch the mode from Product to Collection. Write your brief the way you'd brief a designer: the theme, the customer, the categories and the price level. Send it, and Collection Setup opens.
Answer the setupSwitch on your Brand DNA to see what it brings: your colours, logo and materials. Answer a few quick questions about the products, type your own answer, or skip them. Check the summary (name, category, audience and season) and change the details if needed. Then set how many products to make and how they split into groups. You can rename a group, change its count, remove it or add a new one.
Review the planThe generation plan lists the collection, the brief, the groups and your Brand DNA, with the estimated cost before anything is made. Genpire then drafts every product with a name and a detailed prompt. Keep the ones you like, uncheck the rest, edit a prompt if you want, and press Generate collection. Genpire builds the products in the background.
Add existing productsOpen the collection, click Add product and choose Attach existing product. Search your products and pick one. It moves into this collection, next to the new styles.

Tip

Put the customer, the occasion and the price level in your brief. Genpire plans the whole mix from it.

Check your understanding

What should a collection brief include?

Only the collection nameThe theme, customer, categories and price levelA finished tech pack for every product

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