VSTITCHER DESIGN BETTER. PRODUCE FASTER.

VStitcher is the industry’s leading 3D fashion design and development software. With VStitcher, designers have the ability to design garments through size ranges, leverage graphics, fabrics, trims, colorways, styling, and photorealistic 3D rendering. Its comprehensive set of features enables designers, technical specialists, and pattern makers to create designs and take them to the next level with a true-motion fit, pattern modification, grading, tech pack, and more.

CREATE ACCURATE DIGITAL SAMPLES TO SHORTEN TIMELINES AND BOOST CREATIVITY

• Ideal for design workflows that include pattern creation and modification including silhouettes or pattern changes
• Comprehensive tools for fitting specialists to view and correct fit and styling issues on virtual prototypes
• Early prototyping, long before samples or fabrics are available
• An accurate, true-to-life 3D digital twin of the physical garment to be made
• The most powerful set of tools to realize even the most complex patterns, accurately

ELIMINATE THE GUESSWORK AND TRUST THE 3D FIT

VStitcher’s powerful combination of true-to-life 3D and enhanced visualization capabilities means that there is no room for uncertainty when it comes to producing the right fit. With an uncompromising level of accuracy and precision, buyers and shoppers can purchase with confidence, ultimately reducing returns and boosting customer satisfaction.

TRUE TO LIFE GARMENT PROTOTYPING

Create or modify patterns and translate into a realistic 3D prototype that showcases endless variations from physical fabric properties to material visualization, seams, pockets, layers, padding, creases, 3D rigid accessories, trims and more.

ACCURATE FABRIC DRAPING

Visualize the way any fabric folds and falls on a real human body with incredible 3D fabric draping technology. You can measure the exact physical properties of any fabric using a proprietary digital sensor that plugs right into VStitcher.

By ensuring true-to-life fabric visualization you eliminate the tedious process that manual fabric analysis entails, which often results in human interpretation error and other common mistakes.