Question 1

What's in the Active Collection?

Accepted Answer

The Active Collection is a set of activewear mockup templates covering a racerback sports bra, compression shorts, nylon windbreaker, canvas gym bag, insulated chrome water bottle, and athletic mesh with a silicone patch. Every mockup is generated from your logo and a custom hex color. New scenes drop every Monday.

Question 2

How is Soma different from Placeit activewear mockups?

Accepted Answer

Placeit composites your logo onto a fixed stock photograph. Soma renders the full activewear mockup from scratch, so the logo behaves like a real material finish, screen-printed into compression knit, embroidered into nylon, sandblasted into chrome. The output is specific to your brand, not adapted from a shared template.

Question 3

Do I need Photoshop to use these?

Accepted Answer

No. Soma is a browser-based AI mockup generator for activewear and sportswear. Upload a logo, set a hex color, and Soma renders the scene from scratch. The output arrives as a finished 1080 by 1350 PNG, ready for client decks, social, and portfolio use.

Question 4

Can I use these activewear mockups for client work?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every paid plan includes a commercial license covering client presentations, social posts, pitch decks, and published portfolios. Every export carries C2PA provenance metadata, which identifies the file as AI-generated and satisfies EU AI Act transparency requirements wherever the mockup travels.

Question 5

What colors and skin tones can I customize?

Accepted Answer

You set a custom hex color across compression knit, nylon shell, canvas, athletic mesh, webbing straps, and embroidery thread. Skin tone is variable on every apparel-on-body scene, racerback, gymshorts, and windbreaker, across fair cool, medium olive, and deep warm brown. One mockup, every colorway and body in the same session.

Question 6

How long does an activewear mockup take to generate?

Accepted Answer

Around 45 to 60 seconds per generation. Soma renders each scene from scratch, so the first generation produces a finished 1080 by 1350 PNG you can hand to a client without retouching. Subsequent variations (color swap, skin tone swap, finish swap) run at the same speed.

Question 7

What file format do I get?

Accepted Answer

A 1080 by 1350 PNG at full resolution, sized for Instagram and Pinterest by default. Every export carries C2PA provenance metadata so the file is machine-readable as AI-generated wherever it travels, including on platforms with mandatory AI-content labeling.

Question 8

What mockups belong in a sports brand identity presentation?

Accepted Answer

A complete sportswear mockup set for a brand identity deck covers a sports bra or racerback, compression shorts or gymshorts, a windbreaker or outer layer, a gym bag, and a water bottle, plus one fabric-detail close-up showing the print or patch method. Together these cover apparel, accessory, and material-level branding.

Question 9

How is a chrome badge or sandblasted etch mockup different from a regular logo overlay?

Accepted Answer

A chrome badge mockup renders the logo as a mirror-polished metal element with environmental reflections in the shadow zones. A sandblasted etch mockup renders the logo as a matte frosted area cut into the chrome surface. Both effects come from rendering the scene to spec, not from compositing flat artwork over a photograph.

Question 10

What is C2PA metadata and why is it included on every gym apparel mockup?

Accepted Answer

C2PA is an open provenance standard for AI-generated content. Every Soma export, including every gym apparel mockup and performance apparel scene, carries C2PA metadata so the file is identifiable as AI-generated downstream. This satisfies EU AI Act transparency requirements and ensures correct labeling on Pinterest, Meta, and other platforms.

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