Drag left or right and the model turns with your hand, frame for frame. On a phone the swipe is locked to the rotation, so the page never scrolls away mid-spin, and the figure always shows head to toe, whatever the screen shape.
Pick Pine, Ink, Sand or Brick and the whole page changes with it: the 360, every gallery image, the lookbook and the product name. The other colors load in the background while you look, so a switch is a short fade, not a wait.
Each colorway starts as a still and an 8-second turntable clip generated with Gemini. We cut every clip into 48 evenly spaced frames, trim the edges and draw them on a canvas. Scrubbing a video file by hand proved unreliable across browsers and servers; a frame sequence is exact and starts instantly.
The first colorways were recolored from the green set. As stills they hold up, and they still power the gallery. Recoloring a spin frame by frame was another story: the fabric shimmered in motion even though every sampled frame looked fine. So each color got its own turntable, and we kept the lesson: check moving work as a moving thing.
Model stills and turntable video made with Gemini (Google). Colorway stills recolored with Nano Banana Pro (Google).
Typefaces: Fraunces and Inter (SIL Open Font License).
LOOMA and FORM Athletics are placeholder names; product details, prices and reviews in the mockup are placeholders.
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