Фото футболки спереди и сзади для каталога одежды

Create a single ultra-photorealistic apparel reference image showing the FRONT and BACK of the same T-shirt side by side. Use the attached product image(s) as the source of truth for the garment. LAYOUT Landscape 3:2 composition, high resolution. Two equally sized, evenly spaced product views on a clean, neutral light-gray background: LEFT: the T-shirt viewed directly from the FRONT. RIGHT: the same T-shirt viewed directly from the BACK. Place the label “FRONT” beneath the left view and “BACK” beneath the right view. Use simple, clearly readable black uppercase sans-serif lettering. These labels must sit outside the garments, with sufficient spacing, never overlapping the fabric. Both views must show the entire garment, including the neckline, sleeves, and bottom hem. Align the shoulder lines and bottom hems. Keep both views at exactly the same scale with generous outer margins. GARMENT ACCURACY Precisely preserve the reference T-shirt’s color, cut, fit, proportions, sleeve length, neckline construction, seams, fabric texture, graphics, logos, and lettering. Reproduce front artwork only on the front and back artwork only on the back. Match the placement, dimensions, orientation, and colors of each design. Never mirror, swap, merge, or duplicate graphics between sides. If only a front reference is provided and no back design is specified, keep the back plain in the same fabric color. Do not invent unseen artwork. If either reference side is plain, preserve it as plain. PRESENTATION AND PHOTOGRAPHY Photograph the garment as a carefully arranged flat lay, with the camera directly overhead and parallel to the fabric. Show each side laid naturally flat, sleeves gently extended and not folded over the body. Keep the silhouette and artwork clearly readable. Use only subtle, natural fabric folds that do not obscure or distort the design. Preserve realistic differences between the front and back neckline. Soft, even studio lighting, accurate white balance, consistent exposure across both views, delicate contact shadows, sharp textile detail, and realistic material thickness. The result must look like professional photography of a real physical T-shirt—not a digital mockup, illustration, CGI image, or 3D render. No plastic-looking fabric, artificial gloss, exaggerated texture, dramatic shadows, or stylized color grading. EXCLUSIONS No models, mannequins, visible body parts, hangers, accessories, props, packaging, borders, watermarks, or decorative elements. No perspective distortion, cropped sleeves, cropped hems, asymmetric scaling, or overlapping garments. No additional text except the two external labels “FRONT” and “BACK” and any lettering genuinely present in the original garment design. Final result: one clean product reference image showing the same T-shirt from the front and back, suitable for maintaining garment consistency in video generation.