
Modify a basic Clo 3D t shirt into a dress by editing the neck hole, extending sleeves, and adjusting length, using offset pattern outline, arrangement points, and cut and sew.
learn to add pockets and bindings in CLO3D by drawing internal lines, cloning pockets as patterns with sewing, and applying binding with parallel offsets and simulations.
Create a circle skirt from scratch in CLO3D by measuring the avatar, drafting a circular fabric with a waist hole, sewing a waistband, and simulating with cotton poplin for drape.
Create a strap top in CLO3D by sketching a bra-cup shape with the 3d pen, flattening to fabric, mirroring the pattern, adding straps and binding, then simulate in high res.
Master layering clothes to build layered outfits in CLO3D beginners II by using the layer tool to place garments under or over others, freeze pieces, and speed up simulations.
CLO updates redesign the interface with a relocated library and a big library button, introduce connect assets, and move colorways and UV editors to the production menu.
Learn how to use Closet Connect to browse the store, view free items, fabrics, and avatars. Import compatible FV2/MV2 assets into your CLO project and manage purchases from your account.
Learn to import and orient a hoodie DXF in 3D software, arrange pieces, apply symmetric editing, and prepare pockets, cuffs, hem, and zipper seams for 3D sewing.
Master hoodie finishing in CLO3D by creating pocket bindings, tracing patterns, and sewing tunnels, while adjusting seam angles and using the superimpose tool for realistic 3D simulation.
Learn to add and customize a zipper on a hoodie in Clo3D, adjust teeth, tape, puller, and top stitches, simulate movement, and prep cord holes for future trims.
Learn to add drawstrings and trims to garments in CLO3D, attach cords with glue or tack, simulate behavior, and import and customize trims and obj files for realistic detailing.
Import the sweatpants DXF with seam allowance, arrange on the avatar, and create side seam pockets; then simulate in 3D and add an elastic waistband using layering and pocket cloning.
Master cargo sweatpants pocket design in CLO3D Beginners II, creating back pockets with flap, using internal lines, curve smoothing, and symmetric pattern cloning for realistic 3D simulation.
Construct cargo sweatpants by matching fabric and top stitches, sew the waistband in 3d with two seam lines, offset internal lines, and apply binding, shrinkage, and pockets for realism.
Explore render settings for lighting and environment, testing rectangle, sphere, directional, spotlight, dome. Add 3d stage backgrounds from the library and render via closet cloud for faster results.
Explore the modular library to load preset garments like trench coats, customize fronts, backs, sleeves, and collars, then add and adjust buttons and buttonholes with materials in the object browser.
Apply and customize fabric properties in CLO, choosing fleece textures, adjusting front/back/side materials, and using maps (normal, displacement, opacity, metalness) with interactive render previews.
Explore prints and graphics in CLO3D, add prints as layers on fabric, adjust face, repeat type, and materials; transform, edit texture, align with grain lines, and use AI graphic tools.
Edit and add colorways in the colorway editor, rename, duplicate, and customize textures and graphics. Render current, all, or custom colorways, and use shift to recolor multiple top stitches.
Learn how to import a paper pattern image into CLO3D, create a graphic, trace lines, and cut or clone as pattern for accurate grain and front back annotation.
Develop skills in two-dimensional pattern tools by adding notches and seam allowances, exporting patterns as DXF or PDF, and using print layout with nesting for efficient fabric use.
This course is essential for fashion students and professionals looking to stay at the edge of the rapidly evolving trends in fashion.
This is the second part of the CLO3D Beginners course to gain the basics of the skill that is so fundamental to any digital development in the industry.
During the course, you will create a skirt and a bralette from scratch and a zipper hoodie and cargo sweatpants by modifying existing pattern files.
NB! You will need some essential skills in CLO3D to take this course like sewing simple garments in 3D (e.g T-shirts).
The No.1 Skill to Have in Fashion in 2024
All major brands in the fashion industry have implemented 3D tools at least in their product development processes. Many have ventured even further, including AR, virtual showrooms, 3D viewers etc on their websites or social media.
Learning 3D is the first step you need to take to tackle this whole new age in Fashion and stay competitive, as it is the basis of all the aforementioned technologies.
Brands might use different kinds of 3D software so it might be confusing which one to choose to start learning. The fact is though, that all 3D software is very similar. Once you learn one, changing to another software later will be easy. We have chosen CLO3D as it is the most popular and affordable 3D software.