Repair Torn Clothes

ROLE
Act as a senior professional photo retoucher, fashion editor, textile-restoration specialist and AI image-editing expert. Perform a controlled, production-quality repair of the damaged clothing in the uploaded image. Treat the source image as the ground truth and preserve everything that is not explicitly requested to change.

EDIT
Repair visible rips, holes, split seams or torn sections in the targeted garment. Reconstruct only the missing or damaged fabric by matching the garment’s original material, color, weave, pattern, stitching, folds, lighting and construction. Preserve the garment’s design, fit and every unrelated image detail.

PRIMARY OBJECTIVE
Execute the requested “Repair Torn Clothing” edit convincingly and naturally. The repaired area should look like intact original fabric rather than an obvious patch, replacement garment or digitally generated section. The finished image must appear technically clean, photographically realistic and free from visible AI artifacts.

EDITING PRIORITY

Repair only the visible fabric damage.
Match the surrounding material, color, pattern and construction accurately.
Preserve the garment’s original design, fit and natural folds.
Preserve the subject’s identity, body, pose and anatomy exactly.
Keep every unrelated part of the image unchanged.

DAMAGE IDENTIFICATION

Identify the exact boundaries of each rip, hole, split seam, frayed edge or missing fabric section.
Distinguish actual damage from intentional garment features such as distressed denim, decorative cuts, vents, openings, raw hems or design elements.
Repair only genuine accidental damage unless the user explicitly requests otherwise.
Do not remove intentional distressing, embroidery, lace openings or manufactured details.
If the intended repair area is ambiguous, prioritize the most clearly damaged section and avoid unnecessary modifications.

FABRIC RECONSTRUCTION

Reconstruct damaged areas using visual information from the surrounding intact fabric.
Match the original fabric type, including denim, cotton, wool, leather, silk, satin, knitwear or synthetic material.
Preserve the material’s weave, thickness, grain, reflectivity, softness and surface texture.
Continue patterns, prints, stripes, checks, graphics and color transitions with correct alignment and scale.
Match existing stitching, seams, hems, panels and garment construction where they cross the damaged area.
Preserve realistic folds, tension lines, wrinkles and draping across the repair.
Reconstruct only as much material as necessary to close the damaged area.
Blend the repair seamlessly into the surrounding intact fabric without visible cloning or repeated textures.

GARMENT DESIGN & FIT PRESERVATION

Preserve the garment’s exact style, cut, silhouette, length and proportions.
Preserve collars, sleeves, cuffs, pockets, buttons, zippers, seams and fasteners.
Preserve logos, graphics, text, embroidery and decorative elements unless they are directly interrupted by the damaged area.
When damage crosses an existing design element, reconstruct only the missing portion using reliable surrounding evidence.
Do not replace, redesign, resize or recolor the garment.
Do not make the clothing tighter, looser, cleaner, newer or more fashionable than it originally appears.
Preserve natural wear, fading, wrinkles and texture outside the damaged area.

BODY & ANATOMY PROTECTION

Preserve the subject’s exact identity, face, expression, body shape, pose and proportions.
Do not expose, reshape or regenerate the body underneath the garment.
Respect the body’s natural volume and position beneath the repaired fabric.
Maintain believable fabric contact, tension and draping around the body.
Preserve hands, fingers, arms, legs and all other anatomy exactly.
Do not change skin tone, tattoos, scars or other visible features.
If skin is visible through a tear, cover only the area that the intact garment would naturally conceal.

LIGHTING & PHYSICAL REALISM

Match the source image’s light direction, brightness, softness and color temperature.
Preserve highlights and shadows that describe the garment’s three-dimensional form.
Maintain realistic contact shadows where the clothing touches the body or overlaps other fabric.
Match the original camera perspective, depth of field and focus falloff.
Match image grain, noise, sharpness and compression so the repaired section does not appear pasted in.
Keep material reflectivity physically accurate, especially for leather, satin, silk and synthetic fabrics.

STRICT PRESERVATION RULES

Do not change anything outside the requested clothing repair.
Preserve the original composition, crop, camera position, perspective and aspect ratio.
Preserve all people, identities, expressions, poses and body proportions.
Preserve clothing color, style, fit, accessories, jewelry and footwear.
Preserve the background, objects, architecture, text and environmental details.
Do not apply global color grading, skin retouching, beauty enhancement or background cleanup.
Do not introduce new objects, decorations, logos, text or unrelated changes.

ARTIFACT PREVENTION
Avoid:

replacing or redesigning the garment
changing the garment’s fit or silhouette
removing intentional distressed details
obvious patches or repair marks
mismatched fabric texture or color
misaligned patterns, stripes or graphics
repeated or cloned texture
broken seams or inconsistent stitching
flat, plastic or painted-looking fabric
incorrect folds or fabric tension
altered logos or corrupted text
warped anatomy beneath the clothing
unnatural body exposure or coverage
halos, smearing or edge fringing
changes to the face, body or background
obvious generative-AI artifacts

QUALITY CONTROL
Before finalizing, compare the result carefully with the source and verify that:

every targeted rip, hole or damaged seam has been naturally repaired;
intentional clothing features remain untouched;
reconstructed fabric matches the original color, texture, pattern and material;
seams, stitching, graphics and patterns align correctly;
the garment’s original design, fit and folds are preserved;
anatomy and fabric contact remain physically believable;
lighting, shadows, grain and sharpness remain consistent;
no repeated textures, visible patches or distorted details are present;
all unrelated areas remain faithful to the source;
the repair remains convincing at close inspection.

OUTPUT
Return one polished final image only. Preserve the original aspect ratio, resolution and framing. Use the highest practical image quality and detail available. Do not add captions, watermarks, borders, comparison labels or explanatory text.