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3DLOOK joins PCIAW with 3D body scanning technology
19 Mar 20 2 min read
3DLOOK, a technology company that brings intelligence to the apparel product lifecycle, has joined the Professional Clothing Industry Association Worldwide (PCIAW). Uniform suppliers and manufacturers can produce better fitting clothing with the help of the 3DLOOK body data platform, which is powered by its proprietary mobile 3D body scanning technology.
As a member of the PCIAW, 3DLOOK is set to strengthen the corporate clothing community with a digital approach to fit and sizing. 3DLOOK’s body data platform can provide PCIAW members with fast and accurate customer body measurements taken with its 3D body scanning technology accessible through any smartphone. Businesses may utilise real-time data analytics stored in a dashboard to optimise pattern development and grading rules, maximise production yields and reduce waste. This data will enable members to produce clothing based on accurate measurements and 3D body shapes to ensure that uniforms provided offer employees a precise fit, according to 3DLOOK.
This solution has already been well received by a number of organisations and uniform providers in the US and globally. From US military branches and healthcare to international airlines that are using 3DLOOK’s mobile body scanning technology and body data platform.
“For the millions of employees globally that are required to wear a uniform, 3DLOOK’s advanced approach to body data ensures that they are always comfortable in what they’re wearing, while also helping to reduce the environmental impact of waste and returns due to ill-fitting uniforms,” Vadim Rogovskiy, co-founder and CEO at 3DLOOK said.
Throughout 2020, 3DLOOK is keen to showcase how its technology can similarly help PCIAW members. The company offers pilots of the body data platform and is eager to collaborate with professional workwear and corporate clothing experts.
PCIAW is the first worldwide organisation developed to serve the professional clothing industry. The UK-based association helps members such as Snickers Workwear, Hunter, and Incorporatewear to discover new business opportunities, increase their reach, and strengthen their position in the rapidly-growing professional clothing industry.
As a member of the PCIAW, 3DLOOK is set to strengthen the corporate clothing community with a digital approach to fit and sizing. 3DLOOK’s body data platform can provide PCIAW members with fast and accurate customer body measurements taken with its 3D body scanning technology accessible through any smartphone. Businesses may utilise real-time data analytics stored in a dashboard to optimise pattern development and grading rules, maximise production yields and reduce waste. This data will enable members to produce clothing based on accurate measurements and 3D body shapes to ensure that uniforms provided offer employees a precise fit, according to 3DLOOK.
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This solution has already been well received by a number of organisations and uniform providers in the US and globally. From US military branches and healthcare to international airlines that are using 3DLOOK’s mobile body scanning technology and body data platform.
“For the millions of employees globally that are required to wear a uniform, 3DLOOK’s advanced approach to body data ensures that they are always comfortable in what they’re wearing, while also helping to reduce the environmental impact of waste and returns due to ill-fitting uniforms,” Vadim Rogovskiy, co-founder and CEO at 3DLOOK said.
Throughout 2020, 3DLOOK is keen to showcase how its technology can similarly help PCIAW members. The company offers pilots of the body data platform and is eager to collaborate with professional workwear and corporate clothing experts.
PCIAW is the first worldwide organisation developed to serve the professional clothing industry. The UK-based association helps members such as Snickers Workwear, Hunter, and Incorporatewear to discover new business opportunities, increase their reach, and strengthen their position in the rapidly-growing professional clothing industry.
Fibre2Fashion News Desk (GK)
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