Important Notice Regarding AI-Generated Cycling Jersey Designs or any other apparel

• We gladly accept cycling jersey images generated with artificial intelligence as design references.

• AI is a valuable tool for creating ideas, concepts, color directions, and visual inspiration. However, an AI-generated image will not necessarily match the patterns, templates, or production specifications used for our different jersey models.

• There may be differences between what AI generates on screen and what is technically possible to produce under real manufacturing conditions.

• AI-generated images are references, not final production files.
  These images help us understand the style, concept, and general design direction. However, they cannot be used directly for printing.

• AI does not fully understand the technical details of fabric production.
  AI tools create images for digital screens, not for sublimation printing on fabric.

• Colors and visual effects may change during production.
  AI-generated images use a different color model than the one reflected in the final sublimated fabric. Logos, colors, shadows, gradients, and textures may appear differently in the final product. In addition, every screen displays colors differently depending on brightness, settings, and display technology.

• The design will require adjustments before production.
  Our team may need to prepare vector elements, adjust measurements, refine colors, and ensure that the design works correctly on the actual jersey template.

• Part of the process remains manual.
  Converting an AI-generated image into a production-ready cycling jersey design is not a simple copy-and-paste process. Several areas must be interpreted, corrected, and recreated manually by our design team.

• Our 2D templates reflect the real jersey.
  Our templates are based on the actual size, shape, and construction of a cycling jersey. AI-generated mockups are not always accurate and may make jerseys appear narrower, longer, or more stylized than they would look in real life.

• The final design may look different from the AI-generated image.
  Because we use real production templates, the proportions, placement of elements, scale, colors, and overall layout may need to be adjusted so the design works properly on the finished garment.

• Screen colors are not always the same as printed colors.
  Printed Pantone references are the correct standard for production.

• Pantone samples are used for color matching.
  When color matching is required, we use printed Pantone samples as the formal reference. This helps us get as close as possible to the final printed color on fabric.

• AI has created new possibilities, but the process is still evolving.
  AI allows customers to create incredible design ideas faster than ever before. At the same time, the market is still learning how to convert AI-generated artwork into real physical products.

• We are continuously developing tools and procedures to improve this process. However, it is not always possible to achieve a 100% exact match between the AI-generated image and the final printed jersey.

• Our goal is to respect the original AI-generated concept as much as possible while properly preparing it for real production, including fabric printing, sizing, garment construction, and final fit.