Full Color Control for Workwear Production
Precise Colors for Reliable Workwear: DMIx and the Color Control Module – MatchBox In workwear, everything revolves around consistency, especially when it comes to colors. DMIx ensures that every nuance is correct, from…
Getting Colors Right from Design to Commerce
Elevating Product Development and Marketing getting Colors Right! Why DMIx SamplR and standardized digital workflows are transforming material evaluation and visual content creation. In today’s hyper-connected,…
Your Client Colors … Are You in Control?
Why Spectral Color is the Future of Brand Identity - How Designers, Agencies, and CMF Teams Can Lead the Way and "Why CMYK is not enough" In a world where brand expression spans packaging, digital experiences, textiles,…
Elevating DPC Interoperability!
DMIx Introduces AppLink: Elevating Interoperability for Digital Product Development This new feature serves as a hub for integrated solutions, seamlessly connecting DMIx assets with high-performance external…
DMIx for Seamless Collaboration
DMIx: A Secure and Purpose-Built Platform for Seamless Collaboration In today’s fast-paced design and product development, efficient collaboration is key to success. DMIx is designed to enable brands, suppliers, and…
DMIx at PI Apparel Europe 2025: Shaping the Future of Digital Color Technology & Material Digitalization
Revolutionizing Fashion & Textile Workflows with Digital Innovation The fashion and textile industries are rapidly evolving, driven by the need for efficiency, sustainability, and precision. At PI Apparel Europe…
A Standard is A Standard is A Standard
In the dynamic and ever-evolving world of CMF (Color, Material, Surface (Finiture)) design, textiles, fashion, and materials, one truth stands unwavering: a standard is a standard is a standard. At first glance, this…
Understanding Specular and Metalness
Understanding Specular and Metalness Workflows in 3D Rendering and Their Role in DMIx Introduction to Specular and Metalness Workflows In 3D rendering, achieving realistic materials relies heavily on workflows that…
BRU: Maintaining color consistency across an international supply chain
Bru is a global leader in fabric…
Unlocking the Potential of CMF Design with DMIx
What is CMF Design? At its core, CMF—Color, Material, and Finish—defines the look and feel of a product. It’s how a smartphone feels in your hand, the vibrancy of a jacket's color, or the sheen of a car's paint. CMF…