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Virtual Clothes Studio — 3D Apparel Configurator

A browser-based apparel configuration workspace with garment switching, Pantone-driven color control, texture layering, UV placement tools, HDRI lighting, and tech-pack export.

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Project details
Role
Product thinking · apparel workflow translation · 3D pipeline direction · UX iteration · implementation orchestration
Tools
Three.jsReactViteBlenderTailwind CSSjsPDFGitHub Pages
Credits / disclosure
Personal project. Product direction, 3D workflow input, and iteration driven by me; built as a working apparel customization studio and deployed publicly.
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This case study now opens the working Virtual Clothes Studio deployment in place, so the Mr. BT Studio page can stay consistent while the live apparel configurator expands into the layout with room for a larger interactive workspace.

Garment categoriesPantone colorsUV/logo placementTech pack exportHDRI controls
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The preview loads the existing public deployment inside this case study, so the page keeps the Mr. BT Studio framing while the working configurator opens in place.

Overview

Virtual Clothes Studio is a browser-based 3D apparel workspace for exploring and customizing garments such as polos, round-neck tees, hoodies, jackets, and women's variants directly in the browser.

What is working today

The live app already supports garment switching, fabric-based model variants, part selection, Pantone-style color picking, texture layer management, UV artwork placement, HDRI lighting control, and a tech-pack style export workflow.

System design

The experience combines a Three.js scene, categorized model loading, optimized material handling, texture compositing, resizable control panels, multi-selection tools, and PDF-oriented export utilities to make the viewer useful for real garment workflows rather than only presentation.

Why it matters

Interactive apparel tooling can reduce back-and-forth during sampling and approvals by letting teams review colors, trims, placements, and supporting specs inside a shared visual workspace.