US' Cotton Incorporated debuts 3D virtual showroom
08 Nov 23 2 min read
Insights
- Cotton Incorporated has launched the CottonWorks Virtual Showroom, a cutting-edge digital platform showcasing cotton's versatility with 3D fabrics.
- It features interactive spaces for Active, Natural, and Trend categories.
- The showroom highlights cotton's performance and sustainability, including advanced technologies and eco-friendly practices.
The innovative platform showcases cotton’s potential in digital form, providing an array of free, digital fabrics that enhance the design process by accurately demonstrating fabric scale and drape on virtual garments. The interactive journey is divided into three bespoke spaces—Active, Natural, and Trend—each designed to ignite creativity with a rich selection of fabric choices and fashion-forward designs, according to CottonWorks’ website.
The Active space spotlights cutting-edge cotton activewear that melds style with performance features such as breathability and moisture-wicking capabilities. It introduces garments infused with advanced technologies, including Storm Cotton and TransDry, engineered for peak performance and comfort.
The Natural area delves into the sustainable attributes of cotton. Here, one can learn about eco-friendly practices and materials such as recycled cotton, natural dyes, minimal processing techniques, and sustainable finishes. The platform also features alternatives to synthetic fleece, marking a step towards eco-conscious fashion.
Finally, the Trend zone offers the latest in denim, curated by global trend forecasters. This segment blends sustainability with classic denim aesthetics, giving a nod to the ever-evolving but timeless nature of denim fashion.
Fibre2Fashion News Desk (NB)
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