Fabric and colour
Fabrics built as PBR materials so weave and finish read correctly, with colourways as swatches.
3D Clothing Configurator
A 3D clothing configurator for made-to-order apparel
Fabric, colour, cut and decoration configured on the garment itself — with rules and pricing that reflect what your factory can actually produce.
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What customers can configure
Style and cut
Collar, sleeve, fit and trim options swapped on the garment rather than described in a size guide.
Artwork placement
The Design Canvas places logos and artwork freely on the garment surface, at the scale and angle the customer wants.
Repeating patterns
The Pattern Designer applies all-over patterns with adjustable scale, rotation and offset.
Names and numbers
Text Input adds personalised text with a choice of font, rendered on the garment.
Customer artwork
Image Upload lets customers supply their own SVG, PNG, JPEG or WebP artwork within the limits you set.
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Approve the garment, not a description of it
Custom apparel goes wrong in the gap between what the customer imagined and what production received: a logo slightly too large, a colour that was named rather than shown, a placement described in an email. Configuring on the 3D garment closes that gap. What the customer approves is the thing that gets made, and the order carries the configuration and a screenshot of the approved result.
Artwork, patterns and names on the garment itself
Decoration is what makes clothing custom, and it is the part that is hardest to show in a mock-up. Simplio3D handles it with dedicated option blocks: the Design Canvas places decals, logos and artwork freely on the surface; the Pattern Designer applies repeating patterns with adjustable scale, rotation and offset; Image Upload lets the customer bring their own artwork; and Text Input adds names or numbers with a choice of font. SVG artwork goes further — when a file contains distinct fill colours, Simplio3D detects those colour channels automatically and makes each one recolourable at runtime, so a single logo file becomes every colourway you offer.
Start with AI, then check the logic
Setting up a clothing configurator means building every option, every rule that links them, and every price that depends on them. Simplio3D can generate a working configurator from a product description, which gives you a structure to refine rather than a blank project. Its AI assistant can then audit what you have built — reviewing option coverage and conditional logic instead of leaving you to click through every combination. If you run a large catalogue, the MCP server lets an assistant connect with a scoped token to evaluate logic and calculate prices directly, proposing changes before anything is applied.
How to build a 3D clothing configurator
From a garment model to a live configurator with decoration.
Upload your garment model
Import the garment with the panels, trims and decoration zones separated so each can carry its own material or artwork.
Build the fabrics
Scan or photograph your fabric range and build it as PBR materials, so a linen reads as linen and a technical knit reads as one. Bulk-add by category to turn a whole fabric book into a swatch set.
Add decoration and options
Cap artwork size and placement per zone, and restrict fabrics by garment style, so decoration always stays inside what your factory can produce.
Set rules and pricing
Price by fabric and cut, then charge per print position and per personalisation — the cost structure custom apparel actually runs on.
Publish and sell
Publish and embed it on the product page for single orders, and use a quote form for bulk and team runs.
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Frequently asked questions
Yes. Image Upload is one of the sixteen option block types and accepts SVG, PNG, JPEG and WebP, up to 16 MB for raster files and 2 MB for SVG.
Yes, for SVG artwork. Where a file contains distinct fill colours, Simplio3D detects those colour channels and makes each one independently customisable at runtime.
Yes. You define the decoration zones and the options available, and conditional logic can restrict placements or sizes that your production cannot handle.
Fabrics are PBR materials built from your own texture maps, so weave, knit and sheen render under the scene lighting rather than appearing as flat colour.
Yes. Each option can carry a price contribution, so a second print position or a premium fabric moves the total as it is selected.
Yes. A quote form captures the configuration for bulk enquiries, or the configured garment can be added directly to a WooCommerce or Shopify cart.
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