To cater for a wide range of clothing ghost mannequins come to pieces -or rather they can be partially disassembled to produce various rigid shapes. These fill the clothing where it needs to be filled and leaves a void elsewhere. As clothing comes in so many different designs the more flexibility your ghost mannequin has the better. A jacket with a funnel neck needs a different shape to one with a crew neck needs a different one to a V neck and again to a cardigan. In short, the more parts it breaks down into the better.

Our 12-part Ghost Mannequin gives that flexibility. Take a look at the images of how it fits together. Each part is magnetised and locks to its neighbour. We can’t say it caters for every item of clothing a designer can create but it caters for more.

We regularly use our ghost mannequins together with our photography automation systems. You can see some example shots taken this way on this page - all examples were automatically cut-out by our software.

We also use our ghost mannequins to shoot 360’s. Here their benefit is magnified 24,36 or even 72-fold. 360 presentations are made up of still images and they all need to be against a pure white background – just the item of clothing spinning. The more of those frames you can shoot without having to cut out the better.

You can specify your ghost mannequin with a solid base for use in our automated photography systems (which have a built-in turntable) or with a turntable base for use in a traditional studio environment. See specifications tab above for more details.