IMAGGarment+: Efficient Attribute-Wise Diffusion for Garment Generation

Abstract

Diffusion models have advanced fine-grained garment generation, yet balancing controllability, efficiency, and texture fidelity remains challenging. Adapter-based methods often yield incoherent details, while full fine-tuning is computationally expensive and prone to overwriting pretrained priors. To address these limitations, we propose IMAGGarment+, an efficient diffusion framework for controllable and high-quality garment synthesis. It comprises two key modules designed for efficient and attribute-aware conditioning. First, we introduce an attribute-wise feature extractor (AFE) that disentangles key garment attributes, silhouette, logo, position, and color, into parallel latent streams. Each stream is optimized independently via LoRA, ensuring minimal parameter overhead while retaining expressive capacity. Second, we develop an attribute-adaptive attention (AA) module to inject attribute-specific cues into the generative process through a selective, layer-wise injection strategy. Specifically, silhouette and color features are injected into early decoder layers to guide structural and appearance formation, while logo features are propagated across all layers to ensure cross-scale consistency. Extensive experiments on fine-grained garment benchmarks demonstrate that IMAGGarment+ outperforms state-of-the-art baselines with less than 20% additional parameters, validating its effectiveness and efficiency.