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+MaterialShift_Klein
+3D Material Transfer LoRA based on Flux.2 Klein
+🧠 What is MaterialShift_Klein?
+MaterialShift_Klein is a LoRA trained on Flux.2 Klein, designed for true 3D-aware material transfer, not just surface-level texture replacement.
+Most community workflows only swap materials at a visual or texture level, often breaking fabric volume, folds, or lighting logic.
+This model focuses on transferring material behavior, including thickness, softness, reflectance, and how the material interacts with structure and light.
+The training dataset is heavily clothing-material oriented, which makes it especially strong for garments with complex 3D forms.
+![file:media:Photo:15925:IMG_1769848549_16041:IMG_16041](https://cdn-uploads.huggingface.co/production/uploads/685dfc28fe9f1a859ea9cc47/RDTlRdV6oXP5u70kw9xRT.png)
+![file:media:Photo:15922:IMG_1769848530_16038:IMG_16038](https://cdn-uploads.huggingface.co/production/uploads/685dfc28fe9f1a859ea9cc47/PlFAtmjBsXtEm6KboGqWt.png)
+![file:media:Photo:15924:IMG_1769848541_16040:IMG_16040](https://cdn-uploads.huggingface.co/production/uploads/685dfc28fe9f1a859ea9cc47/D9LnCAx3XFbvb1w-GjSA4.png)
+![file:media:Photo:15923:IMG_1769848536_16039:IMG_16039](https://cdn-uploads.huggingface.co/production/uploads/685dfc28fe9f1a859ea9cc47/uyn34Lq8Dl_hLbC7_uk9x.png)
+✨ Key Features
+3D-aware material transfer
+Preserves folds, thickness, and structural response of fabrics
+Optimized for clothing materials
+Jackets, coats, pants, and layered garments perform best
+Structure-preserving edits
+Keeps original silhouette, seams, proportions, and pose intact
+Cross-category capable
+Can also be applied to other objects such as furniture or soft goods
+🔑 Trigger Prompt
+Change the material of the 【target category】 in Image 1
+to match the material in Image 2.
+Examples of target category:
+jacket / coat / pants / sofa / chair
+📌 Notes
+This model is trained primarily on clothing materials, so results on garments are more stable and realistic.
+It is not limited to clothing — other material-driven categories may also benefit from the transfer behavior.
+Best results are achieved when Image 2 clearly shows the target material under readable lighting.
+📜 License
+Please follow the license of the base model (Flux.2 Klein).