Ajio Product Photography

Name: TeamTSB
Address: IN
Price range: $$

Apparel and lifestyle photography shot for Ajio listings, portrait for garments and square where the category allows.

What Ajio asks for

Portrait for apparel; square is generally accepted for non-garment categories.
The product filling most of the frame, with tight margins rather than generous white space.
High resolution, with a meaningfully higher figure recommended than the stated minimum.
Model imagery for garments, consistent with how the category is merchandised.

Ajio sits close to Myntra in what it wants, which is worth saying plainly rather than pretending otherwise. Both are fashion-led, both prefer portrait for garments, both expect model imagery. If you sell on both, one shoot can serve both, and anyone telling you it needs two is selling you a second shoot.

Where Ajio differs is framing. It expects the product to occupy most of the frame, so compositions with generous negative space that look elegant elsewhere come back looking under-filled here. That is a crop decision at the time of shooting, not something to fix later.

The mixed catalogue case is the one to plan for. Apparel goes portrait, accessories and homeware can go square, and shooting both in one session only works if the format is decided per category before the day starts.

We shoot apparel, accessories and lifestyle in-house. If you are listing on Myntra too, see Myntra product photography, and plan them as one job.