Browzwear unveils new product update for apparel designers

25 Feb '21

3 min read

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Browzwear, a pioneer of 3D technology for the fashion industry, has announced the launch of its 2021.1 product update. The new release includes significant enhancements to Browzwear’s 3D visualisation and dynamic animation capabilities, honouring the brand’s commitment to bring true-to-life representation of garments to apparel professionals and businesses.

With the new product features being released in this edition, Browzwear is enabling a more seamless production of garments from concept to commerce and, as a result, empowering more designers to bring their creations to life in 3D, affecting both their bottom line and the planet positively, according to Browzwear.

The new release features additional enhancements to Browzwear’s solutions, created specifically to ease the workflow of both fashion designers and pattern makers. The Animation Workspace gives all VStitcher and Lotta users the ability to bring their avatars to life and create engaging animations without needing any prior skills. The workspace offers capabilities such as slow motion, importing animation sequences, animated camera presets, and export formats such as obj+MDD, fbx+mc, and Alembic, Browzwear said.

The 2021.1 update introduces Oliver, a new ultra-realistic parametric avatar whose measurements can be adjusted as and when needed. By working with parametric avatars, users can enjoy enhanced visuals with each garment simulation. The new Dart Tool stands out from others in the industry because it is a live object that provides the flexibility to continuously develop and adjust patterns. With this new powerful tool, users can perform actions on the dart that mimic real-life pattern-making techniques, including rotating, splitting darts into multiple darts, and curving the darts, the company said in a media statement.

The Walk Tool is the digital version of a frequently used real-world pattern making technique. This feature allows users to inspect and adjust their pattern pieces in the 2D window in real-time while walking to assure they are designed correctly to avoid any errors further down the line. This includes functions such as sliding, inserting notches, mirroring, cloning, snapping, and more, Browzwear said.

”We’re proud to remain at the forefront of solution development for the apparel industry and will continue developing our technology so apparel professionals can make incredible garments while reducing fashion’s environmental footprint. Our commitment to being true-to-life goes hand in hand with our obligations to make our users’ workflows easier and smarter as they bring their creativity to life, without limitations,” Avihay Feld, co-founder, and CEO of Browzwear said in a press release by the company.

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