Preventing Degradation of Stored Base Templates Before Laser Finishing

A system comprising:

• a garment template that has been treated with an antioxidant constituent as an anti-ozone treatment, wherein the garment template is an assembled garment made from fabric panels of a woven first material comprising a warp yarn comprising indigo-dyed cotton yarn, and the fabric panels are sewn together using thread;
• a digital design tool, generating at least a first laser file including a finishing pattern, wherein the digital design tool generates a photorealistic visualization of a finishing pattern of a garment after postlaser wash on a computer screen and allows editing of the finishing pattern,
• the editing permitted by the digital design tool comprises selecting a first combination of a garment template and a first wear pattern, and saving the first combination as the first finishing pattern, and
• a photorealistic visualization of the first combination comprises displaying on a computer screen the garment template and the first wear pattern as a garment of a first combination would appear after postlaser wash,
• the editing permitted by the digital design tool comprises selecting a second combination of the garment template, a first wear pattern, and at least one damage asset, and saving the second combination as a second finishing pattern, and
• a photorealistic visualization of the second combination comprises displaying on a computer screen the garment template and the first wear pattern along with the at least one damage asset as a garment of the second combination would appear after postlaser wash, and the at least one damage asset comprises a shredded appearance in the photorealistic visualization of the third combination;
• a laser finishing machine, receiving as input at least a portion of a finishing pattern that is generated by the digital design tool,
• when the garment template, after being treated with the antioxidant constituent as an anti-ozone treatment, is used as a target garment for a laser head of the laser finishing machine and the first finishing pattern from the digital design tool controls operation of the laser head, the laser finishing machine burns a wear pattern from the first finishing pattern on the target garment, which after the laser finishing machine burn and then a wash results in the target garment becoming a first garment product, and
• when the garment template, after being treated with the antioxidant constituent as an anti-ozone treatment, is used as a target garment for a laser head of the laser finishing machine and the second finishing pattern from the digital design tool controls operation of the laser head, the laser finishing machine burns a wear pattern from the first finishing pattern and the at least one damage asset on the target garment, which after the laser finishing machine burn and then a wash results in the target garment becoming a second garment product;
• the first garment product, identifiable by a first product code identifier;
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• the second garment product, identifiable by a second product code identifier, wherein the second product code identifier is different from the first product code identifier, and the second garment product comprises the at least one damage asset that distinguishes an appearance of the second garment product from the first garment product.

A system comprising:

• a garment template that has been treated with an antioxidant constituent as an anti-ozone treatment, and the garment template comprises the antioxidant constituent only remaining in the garment template sufficient to prevent yellowing of the garment template due to exposure to ozone, wherein the garment template is an assembled garment comprising the fabric panels are sewn together using thread;
• a digital design tool, generating at least a first laser file including a finishing pattern, wherein the digital design tool generates a photorealistic visualization of a finishing pattern of a garment after postlaser wash on a computer screen and allows editing of the finishing pattern,
• the editing permitted by the digital design tool comprises selecting a first combination of a garment template and a first wear pattern, and saving the first combination as the first finishing pattern, and
• a photorealistic visualization of the first combination comprises displaying on a computer screen the garment template and the first wear pattern as a garment of a first combination would appear after postlaser wash;
• a laser finishing machine, receiving as input at least a portion of a finishing pattern that is generated by the digital design tool, and
• when the garment template, after being treated with the antioxidant constituent as an anti-ozone treatment, is used as a target garment for a laser head of the laser finishing machine and the first finishing pattern from the digital design tool controls operation of the laser head, the laser finishing machine burns a wear pattern from the first finishing pattern on the target garment, which after the laser finishing machine burn and then a wash results in the target garment becoming a first garment product;
• the first garment product, identifiable by a first product code identifier.