Fashion Design

2D Computer Aided Design tools are conventional illustration and graphics rendering software, like Adobe Illustrator, NedGraphics, etc.in 3D Transformation

Conventional pattern and marker making software, like Gerber, Lectra, etc.in 3D Transformation

The 2D window is a 2D area where it is possible to design patterns, set seamlines, and edit fabric textures.in Basics in CLO 3D

Creating a sketch or garment pattern with 3D software tools that automatically renders a 3D style on an avatar.in 3D Transformation

A 3D software’s ability to render multiple styles, worn layered, on the avatar.in 3D Transformation

A 3D software’s ability to communicate with other design and graphic software programs.in 3D Transformation

A 3D software’s integrated technical tools to alter and create garment patterns.in 3D Transformation

3D rendering is the creative process of producing an image based on three-dimensional data stored within a computer.in 3D Transformation

A 3D software’s ability to use merchandising tools as a two-way, order-taking tool whereby multiple stakeholders can receive quantitative and qualitative feedback automatically from the platform.in 3D Transformation

A 3D software’s ability deliver digital style assets in different settings, backgrounds, and positions (i.e. folded, layered, on hangers, etc).in 3D Transformation

A plan of action designed to achieve a long-term goal which involves implementing 3D solutions.in 3D Transformation

An A-line skirt is a skirt that is fitted at the hips and gradually widens towards the hem, giving the impression of the shape of a capital letter A.in Production in CLO 3D

The friction or rubbing of two materials in contact with each other. Can cause a wearing away/wearing down of fibres/materials.in The Fit Form

Activated patterns becomes simulation in the 3D window. When you deactivate, you need to activate again.in Basics in CLO 3D

The individual or team responsible for approving aesthetic fit usually designers, buyers or merchandisers.in Mechanics of Fit

Aesthetic fit is typically owned by the designer, buyer or merchandiser and reflects how they think the garment should look or be worn. It is a most subjective element of fit intent.in Mechanics of Fit

Aesthetic pinning it’s a look at the desired ‘end state’ when corrections are made; it is NOT how the fit adjustment would actually be executed.in Solving Fit Problems: Women’s Tops

A fabric tape marking the circumference and placement of the ankle on the fit form.in The Fit Form

In computer programming, an application programming interface is a set of subroutine definitions, communication protocols, and tools for building software.in 3D Transformation

When symmetric patterns are placed on symmetric arrangement points, their pairs are arranged automatically on the symmetric arrangement points.in Basics in CLO 3D

Positioning or placing a graphic or artwork at a particular spot on a garment.in The Fit Form

A term used to decribe the fact that a human body is not exactly the same if viewed side to side or front to back in terms of shape and balance.in Mechanics of Fit

Operations which involve the use of robots or automatic machinery. Often implemented to increase productivity or quality and performance.in 3D Transformation

Generally speaking, an avatar is the computer-generated graphic rendering of a person. In the apparel world, an avatar can be used to represent a physical model of a consumer for garments to be displayed upon.in 3D Transformation, Basics in CLO 3D, Browzwear VStitcher for Creative Design

The AVF number is unique to each individual fit form, and this is the number that will be marked on the accessories that belong to the form, such as head, hands and feet.in The Fit Form

Product that isn't comfortable to wear and looks poorly on the wearer. It likely has: Straining wrinkles indicate tightness, not enough ease on the body. Or, loose, vertical folds can indicate too much looseness. Or, loose horizontal folds can show an area that is too long on the garment.in Solving Fit Problems: Women’s Tops

Base Size is typically the median size within a size range used during the development of a style (size Medium within an XS - XL range, for instance).in 3D Transformation, Solving Fit Problems: Women’s Tops

The bias grain of a piece of woven fabric is any grain that falls between the straight and cross grains. When the grain is at 45 degrees to its warp and weft threads it is referred to as true bias.in Basics in CLO 3D

A bill of materials is the documentation which includes every element needed to produce a style within a factory. It contains details and costs for materials, trims, and construction. It can also include graded measurement charts and special instructions for manufacture e.g. quality standards.in 3D Transformation

Blend modes in digital image editing and computer graphics are used to determine how two layers are blended with each other.in Production in CLO 3D

An unchanging base pattern for measurements and balance. A block ensures fit consistency from style to style and from vendor to vendor.in 3D Transformation, Browzwear VStitcher for Creative Design, Pattern Cutting Fundamentals: Dart Manipulation, Solving Fit Problems: Women’s Tops

An unchanging base pattern for measurements and balance.in Mechanics of Fit

A weight-to-height ratio, calculated by dividing one's weight (in kilograms) by the square of one's height (in meters). Used as an indicator of obesity and underweight.in The Fit Form

In the context of this training, we refer to “Business as Usual” to emphasize that while a new process/software system is being implemented, parallel processes are being conducted by members of a company to mitigate any negative impact to the current business.in 3D Transformation

The point on a womans body measured across the fullest part of her breasts.in Mechanics of Fit

A hash mark (line) on the fit form marking the placement of bust on the fit form.in The Fit Form

Abbreviation for computer aided design, software used to create designs on screen rather than by hand.in 3D Transformation

A hash mark (line) on the fit form marking the placement of calf on the fit form.in The Fit Form

A sewn seam marking the centre of the back of the fit form.in The Fit Form

A sewn seam marking the centre of the front of the fit form.in The Fit Form

A document certifying the succesful completion of a specified course of study.in The Fit Form

CLO is a 3D fashion design software from CLO Virtual Fashion, headquartered in Korea.in Basics in CLO 3D

File sharing and rendering via CLO 3D Cloud.in Basics in CLO 3D

The opposite of an open platform. This is a software system wherein the carrier or service provider has control over applications, content, and media, and restricts convenient access to non-approved applications or content.in 3D Transformation

The practice of using a network of remote servers hosted on the Internet to store, manage, and process data, rather than a local server or a personal computer.in Basics in CLO 3D

A Codec is a software that compresses and decompresses video so it can be stored and played back. Otherwise, the file size could be too big.in Production in CLO 3D

A collar is a pattern piece that goes around a neck.in Production in CLO 3D

Colorways are different color versions of the same garment. They are editable in the 'Colorways' viewer in CLO 3D.in Production in CLO 3D

A 3D software’s ability to maintain a relevant colour database and render accurate colour data as per physical colour tools, such as Pantone standards.in 3D Transformation

A 3D software’s ability to format digitally-rendered assets into a collection or merchandising visuals for use in presentations.in 3D Transformation

Commercial fit is achieved when a brand delivers a fit intent which is both technically and aesthetically aligned to their target customers expectations.in Mechanics of Fit

A process of incremental improvement which is on- going and evolving.in 3D Transformation

Core Body refers to a Brand’s description of their target consumer, expressed as dimensions on a fit form. A Base Size is created, for fit purposes, which captures the measurements, stance, and posture of the target consumer.in 3D Transformation, Solving Fit Problems: Women’s Tops

A representation (physical or virtual) of a human body that has been designated as the standard for a brand. Core size means that the standard is at or near the middle of the size range of products that a brand sells.in The Fit Form

The point on a human body where the top of the leg intersects the bottom of the torso, between the legs.in The Fit Form

The cuff is the end part of a sleeve around the wrist area.in Mechanics of Fit

The existing state (AS-Is) of your business and brand; the processes, organisational structure, timelines, resources, channels of distribution, consumer profile, etc.in 3D Transformation

Free curve points are on a line segment that can be added/subtracted and edited.in Basics in CLO 3D

A line or outline which gradually deviates from being straight for some or all of its length.in Basics in CLO 3D

Manufacturing which involves designing and engineering unique products to order and calls for fluidity throughout the entire production.in 3D Transformation

A 3D software’s programmable 3D avatar that can be adjusted for measurements and posture to reflect a brand’s core consumer dimensions and posture.in 3D Transformation

A line tool that allows one to seperate and even seperate and sew.in Basics in CLO 3D

Darts are folds which narrow to a point and are sewn into fabric to provide ease and provide shape to a garment.in Browzwear VStitcher for Creative Design, Introduction to Pattern Cutting, Mechanics of Fit

Deactivated patterns are considered as nonexistence in the 3D window. Therefore the rest of the patterns simulate through the deactivated patterns.in Basics in CLO 3D

A 3D software’s ability to transfer digitally-rendered design information to external 2D pattern software.in 3D Transformation

Digital transformation is the process of using digital technologies to create new — or modify existing — business processes, culture, and customer experiences to meet changing business and market requirements. This reimagining of business in the digital age is digital transformation.in 3D Transformation

Digitizing is a process to generate an image from a model by means of computer programs.in Production in CLO 3D

Drag is the effect created in a garment indicating a fit issue and resulting in the fabric being pulled during fitting.in Mechanics of Fit

How a fabric falls or hangs from a person or dress form.in Basics in CLO 3D, Mechanics of Fit, The Fit Form

DXF (Drawing Exchange Fornat or Drawing Interchange Format) is a tool developed by AutoCAD to share files with other softwares.in Production in CLO 3D

An industrial tool representing a human body standard that is intended to be used as the primary common method for garment evaluation throughout the sampling and manufacturing process. Synonym for fit form or mannequin.in Mechanics of Fit, The Fit Form

The difference between the garment and body measures which defines if a garment is fitted, loose or oversized.in Mechanics of Fit, Solving Fit Problems: Women’s Tops, The Fit Form

The processes involved in developing a product from creation to consumer.in 3D Transformation

Fit characteristics which are defined by who the garment is intended for (consumer) and how it is intended to fit.in Mechanics of Fit

The process of determining how well a garment fits a body or fit form in terms of proportion, ease over body and balance.in The Fit Form

The people that support your organisation in delivering product to the consumer e.g. sourcing partners, suppliers and factories.in 3D Transformation

Cloth produced by weaving or knitting textile fibers.in Basics in CLO 3D

A traditional AlvaForm with a fibreglass shell and covered in two layers of cotton with an outer covering of linen. It is suited to more frequent fit sessions.in The Fit Form

File Import/Export is a proprietary file format (.fbx) developed by Kaydara and owned by Autodesk since 2006. It is used to provide interoperability between digital content creation applications.in Production in CLO 3D

A proto sample that has been through an evaluation and fit process, and is determined to be ready for pre-production is referred to as 'Fit Approved' or Fit Approval Sample.in Solving Fit Problems: Women’s Tops

A fit characteristic or inherent part of fit, i.e. balance, proportion, construction.in The Fit Form

Descriptions to differentiate between different amounts of ease built into a garment i.e. fitted, loose, oversized.in The Fit Form

The process of determining how well a garment fits a body or fit form in terms of proportion, ease over body and balance. Also includes an evaluation of trims, construction, safety and quality standards.in The Fit Form

An industrial tool representing a human body standard that is intended to be used as the primary common method for garment evaluation throughout the sampling and manufacturing process. Synonym for mannequin, dummy or dress form.in 3D Transformation, Basics in CLO 3D, Solving Fit Problems: Women’s Tops, The Fit Form

A fit evaluation performed on a fit form rather than a live model.in The Fit Form

How a garment was designed or envisioned to fit a person in terms of silhouette and proportion.in Mechanics of Fit, Solving Fit Problems: Women’s Tops, The Fit Form

Number of sequential samples created for fit/construction evaluation.in The Fit Form

A fit evaluation performed on a fit model rather than a fit form.in The Fit Form

The process of laying a garment on a flat surface and measuring it using standard Points of Measure.in The Fit Form

The tendency of the human body to change.in Mechanics of Fit

The characteristics of a particular fit form. i.e. collapsible shoulders, head, feet, etc.in The Fit Form

Physcial markings on a fit form marking things like the bust point, height and location of the calf, etc.in The Fit Form

A construction control function to fasten patterns like solid objects.in Basics in CLO 3D

An industrial tool representing a human body standard from the neck to the feet or ankles that is intended to be used as the primary common method for garment evaluation throughout the sampling and manufacturing process. Ideal for longer garments such as dresses.in The Fit Form

The Future State (To-Be) of your business and brand, as you imagine it or what you aspire it to be.in 3D Transformation

A type of bar chart that illustrates a project schedule and progress against specific milestones or activities.in 3D Transformation

The decision made to move a garment in the product development process forward into the pre-production phase (the final stages of preparation before manufacturing).in The Fit Form

A term used to describe a garment hanging symmetrically left to right and front to back, with side seams and/or inseams perpendicular to the floor.in The Fit Form

The overall manufacturing standard in terms of seaming, components and finish which can affect the look and quality of the garment.in Introduction to Pattern Cutting, Mechanics of Fit, Pattern Cutting Fundamentals: Dart Manipulation, The Fit Form

A term used to describe a garment in terms of balance, proportion, construction, ease over body, comfort and range of movement.in The Fit Form

The process undertaken to assess a garment across a size range, taking into consideration fit, styling and construction details.in The Fit Form

3 dimensional placement tool and graphical interface within the softwarein Basics in CLO 3D

Tiny pieces of sparkling material used for decoration.in Basics in CLO 3D

The garment is comfortable to wear and allows free movement to the person wearing it. ‘Comfort’ can be defined very differently depending on your age, occupation, religion, ethnicity and especially fashion trends.in Solving Fit Problems: Women’s Tops

Mathematical increments which determine the sizing difference between a core size and bigger or smaller sizes. A well thought out set of rules ensures each size across a given size range fits consistently.in 3D Transformation, Mechanics of Fit

A set of sample garments representing each size in a size range .in The Fit Form

A core size and set of other sizes which are either larger or smaller. Can be a set of patterns or garments or both.in The Fit Form

The process of applying grade increments to pattern pieces in the x and y directions to make a garment pattern either larger or smaller than the core size.in 3D Transformation, Mechanics of Fit, The Fit Form

The process of assessing whether the grade increments applied to a pattern and made into a garment replicate the fit intent of the core size.in The Fit Form

Grain is the direction of the yarns in a fabric. The lengthwise yarns (sometimes called the warp) run parallel to the selvage edge of the fabric. The crosswise threads or yarns are called the weft.in Basics in CLO 3D

The half body form is an industrial tool representing a portion of the body e.g. torso or bottom half only. Ideal for fitting tops or trousers, as it does not need to be lifted to put on or remove the garment.in The Fit Form

Components made from hard, rigid and tough materials.in 3D Transformation

Line running perpendicular on the fit form to mark a key measurement point.in The Fit Form

Technique used in photographic imaging and films, and in ray-traced computer-generated imaging, to reproduce a greater range of luminosity than what is possible with standard digital imaging or photographic techniques.in Basics in CLO 3D

The lifting of a garment during fitting which can indicate a fit issue relating to shaping, measurements or balance.in Mechanics of Fit

How to Measure (HTM) is a description of exactly how teams should take a particular measurement. Each POM (Point of Measure) will have a corresponding HTM, to ensure evaluations are always done in a consistent, effective way.in Mechanics of Fit

Units of measure on a fixed scale associated with sizing.in Mechanics of Fit

Inseam hanging perpendicular to the floor.in The Fit Form

The people that work directly for your organisation and are involved in delivering product to the consumer.in 3D Transformation

Avatars that are not visable but whose body shape stil defines the garment.in Basics in CLO 3D

The process of repeating an activity in the fit process usually associated with samples.in Mechanics of Fit

An industrial tool representing a human body standard that is either larger or smaller than the core size, intended to be used primarily to assess fit integrity across the size range.in The Fit Form

An industrial tool representing a human body standard that is either larger or smaller than the core size, intended to be used as the primary common method for garment evaluation throughout the sampling and manufacturing process.in The Fit Form

A small hashmark (line) marking the circumference and placement of the knee on the fit form.in The Fit Form

A fabric structure produced from a series of interlocking loops, designed to stretch and offer comfort in wear.in Mechanics of Fit

A fine open fabric, typically one of cotton or silk, made by looping, twisting, or knitting thread in patterns and used especially for trimming garments.in Basics in CLO 3D

A small hashmark marking the circumference and placement of a point on the fit form.in The Fit Form

Draging your mouse cursor around the vertices you want to select.in Basics in CLO 3D

A layer is a surface texture, or color information on a computer-generated fabric.in Production in CLO 3D

Layer map is one of several maps, covering a surface and creating a simulated depth or color to a fabric.in Production in CLO 3D

An old or existing method or way of working which could involve outdated technology, computer systems, or application programs.in 3D Transformation

Simulated studio lighting properties applied to final render output.in Basics in CLO 3D

A 3D software’s ability to render multiple lighting settings and directionality.in 3D Transformation

Increments which get bigger and smaller by equal amounts throughout the same range, assuming the same body proportions for each size.in Mechanics of Fit

Linen is made from the fibers of the flax plant. The long fibers used in textiles are located on the outer part of the stalk, which covers a woody core. To generate the longest possible fibers, flax is either hand-harvested by pulling up the entire plant or stalks are cut very close to the root.in Sustainability in Fashion, The Fit Form

a long, narrow mark or band created with the pattern software.in Basics in CLO 3D

A model who is very close to the Brand's Base size, in terms of body measurements, body shape and posture/stance. They are typically within the age range of the Brand's target customer.in Solving Fit Problems: Women’s Tops

To handle, manage, or use, especially with skill, a pattern piece or simulation.in Basics in CLO 3D

An industrial tool representing a human body standard that is intended to be used as the primary common method for garment evaluation throughout the sampling and manufacturing process. Synonym for fit form or dummy.in Mechanics of Fit, The Fit Form

The software that arranges all the required pattern pieces in various sizes for a particular style prior to cutting.in 3D Transformation

Paper printed with garment pattern pieces used as a template for the cutting of fabric.in Production in CLO 3D, The Fit Form

An internal reference or resource of all materials commonly used by a company which usually includes all specification details, source and pricing.in 3D Transformation

A 3D software’s ability to replicate physical material characteristics such as graphic / print scaling.in 3D Transformation

A 3D software’s ability to translate physical material properties into virtual ones.in 3D Transformation

Maya is a 3D computer graphics application used to create animations.in Production in CLO 3D

A simulation of a ruler, marked off in units (such as inches or centimeters) for measuring. in Basics in CLO 3D

Represents a geometric object as a set of finite triangulation for modeling.in Basics in CLO 3D

A 3D software’s ability to render the material’s grain, cross-grain, or bias on a 3D avatar, based on a four-sided, two-dimensional surface.in 3D Transformation

Click in a vertex or a group of triangular vertexes to secure a mesh.in Basics in CLO 3D

Keep a reflective copy of the contents of pattern.in Basics in CLO 3D

The process of the live model fitting garments.in Mechanics of Fit

Rigid, pre-formed templates that are utilised in sequence by the operator to increase efficiency and construction accuracy in production.in 3D Transformation

A metal pin marking the intersection of the centre of the body and the neck base.in The Fit Form

Nesting refers to the process of laying out cutting patterns to minimize waste. It allows you to add buffer spacing or cutting ease to your patterns.in Production in CLO 3D

An avatar that is portrayed in a solid colour rather than skin tones.in Basics in CLO 3D

Increments which reflect the natural growth of a human body and maintain the fit intent across the size range.in Mechanics of Fit

Normal is a texture mapping technique used for faking the lighting of bumps and dentsin Production in CLO 3D

The ability to manufacture product at speed and based on consumer trends.in 3D Transformation

A term used In computing, which describes a software system which is based on open standards that allow using the software to function in other ways than the original programmer intended, without requiring modification of the source code. Using these interfaces, a third party could integrate with the platform to add functionality.in 3D Transformation

A term used to describe a specific problem.in 3D Transformation

A set of programmable boundaries of the virtual avatar to designate body measurements, posture, positions, and motions.in 3D Transformation, Browzwear VStitcher for Creative Design

Apparel industry standard pattern details that are found on production patterns and markers (seam allowances, notches, etc.).in 3D Transformation

Either of two equal or corresponding parts.in Basics in CLO 3D

The process of making a pattern.in Mechanics of Fit

Pattern notches are small marks made on pieces of fabric to show how they will match up to the adjoining pattern piece.in Production in CLO 3D

The process of forming templates for parts of a garment which are traced onto fabric before being cut out and assembled.in 3D Transformation

Vertical metal bars at the base of the fit form that can be inserted into the holes in the base of the legs of a fit form to hold the form upright, when fitting garments such as dresses.in The Fit Form

Assessing whether the grade increments applied to a pattern and made into a garment replicate the fit intent of the core size from time to time.in The Fit Form

Wearing preference of the consumer which differs from individual to individual.in Mechanics of Fit

An approach which is staggered in order to validate findings before full implementation.in 3D Transformation

Pins are created on the vertex of the selected area that remain in place until deleted.in Basics in CLO 3D

Placement dots are dots within an arrangement point layout for 'placing' your pattern piece.in Basics in CLO 3D

Plus size garments are products that are proportionally larger to cover a bigger woman’s body measurement. This size range is sometimes referred to as ‘Extended Sizing’. in Solving Fit Problems: Women’s Tops

A particular spot, place, or position in a pattern line.in Basics in CLO 3D

A specific place on a garment to start and end a measurement.in Mechanics of Fit, The Fit Form

A 3D software’s ability to translate design and technical details from the approved 3D rendering to create quantitative data for pre-costing purposes (i.e. pattern/material yield, material/trim costing databases, Standard Allowable Minute [SAM] calculations, etc).in 3D Transformation

A 3D software’s pre-programmed database of backgrounds, environments, and merchandised retail fixtures, for use in presentations (backgrounds, retail space, etc.).in 3D Transformation

Software that is set or adjusted beforehand to facilitate use.in Basics in CLO 3D

A 3D software’s ability to replicate realistic material characteristics as it is stretched across an avatar.in 3D Transformation

The process of applying colour to fabric in definite patterns or designs.in Basics in CLO 3D

A software solution which manages complex data, product information and workflows from concept to delivery to the consumer.in 3D Transformation

A period of time in which multiples of a garment are produced in a factory setting.in The Fit Form

The process of demonstrating a design concept or business proposal is feasible by means of a pilot or project.in 3D Transformation

Request for an initial sample.in Mechanics of Fit

The initial sample produced from a design brief or concept.in Solving Fit Problems: Women’s Tops

The initial sample either made from a design brief or concept and based on a tech pack or selected from a vendor.in 3D Transformation, Mechanics of Fit

The initial commitment to buy indicating products, quantities and prices.in 3D Transformation

A simple visual chart, split into four focal segments which displays the nearest point to a target on the y-axis and x-axis.in 3D Transformation

Reviewing finished production garments to assess whether they meet the specification contract in terms of quality, colour, measurements, etc.in The Fit Form

The ability to manufacture product at speed and based on consumer trends.in 3D Transformation

The processing of an outline image using color and shading to make it appear solid and three-dimensional.in Basics in CLO 3D, Browzwear VStitcher for Creative Design

The display resolution or display modes of a computer monitor or display device is the number of distinct pixels in each dimension that can be displayedin Basics in CLO 3D

A financial term which measures the gain or loss generated from an investment relative to the amount of money invested.in 3D Transformation

Move in a circle on a central axis.in Basics in CLO 3D

An industrial robot used for manufacturing, e.g. the sewbot. Industrial robots are automated, programmable and capable of movement on three or more axis.in 3D Transformation

Rolls are a demonstration of a fabric around a curved shape, as in a rolled collar.in Production in CLO 3D

A piece of material extended on a mast to catch the wind and propel a boat.in Basics in CLO 3D

Rounds of samples created for fit/construction or design evaluation.in The Fit Form

The point at which two pieces of fabric join in a garment.in Browzwear VStitcher for Creative Design, Mechanics of Fit

A small, shiny disk sewn as one of many onto clothing for decoration.in Basics in CLO 3D

The form or appearance of pattern pieces.in Basics in CLO 3D

A 3D software’s ability to share information with other product creation and management software.in 3D Transformation

A quality of brightness, especially from reflected light.in Basics in CLO 3D

The final sample signed off during the commercialisation process.in Mechanics of Fit

The overall type of design and proportion of a garment.in Mechanics of Fit, The Fit Form

The production of a computer model of clothing including, drape, colour, and texture.in Basics in CLO 3D

A core size and set of other sizes of garments.in The Fit Form

Studies which are conducted to determine the size, shape and stature of a given population of humans.in The Fit Form

The slack form is best for fitting pants as it allows more height adjustment, making it easier to evaluate pants at eye level.in The Fit Form

This form is made of memory foam and covered in a stretch fabric. It is more lifelike than the fibreglass form i.e. designed to simulate flesh and ideal for close fitting garments such as sportswear, skinny jeans.in The Fit Form

Components made from pliable materials which are easily manipulated.in 3D Transformation

A methodology which involves thinking about the solution rather than the problem.in 3D Transformation

Speculars are maps you use to define a surface's shininess and highlight color.in Production in CLO 3D

A standard series form is based on either US/EU/Asia average demographics rather than customised for your particular brand and consumer.in The Fit Form

A 3D software’s pre-programmed 3D avatar.in 3D Transformation

Usually refers to the natural height of a person when standing.in Mechanics of Fit

A unit of measure used to determine the technical specification of stitching/seaming which affects both the look and functionality of the garment.in Mechanics of Fit

Temporarily harden patterns while simulating the 3D garment.in Basics in CLO 3D

Are created from blocks and include all of the design elements that compose the final garment, to be sold to the consumer.in 3D Transformation, Basics in CLO 3D, Solving Fit Problems: Women’s Tops

Design features or attributes which determine the look of garment i.e. proportion, pockets, yoke, etc.in The Fit Form

An expert user of software or systems who often has responsibility for administration and training.in 3D Transformation

The intersection of the centre of the body and the neck base.in The Fit Form

This full torso soft form is designed specifically for fitting bras, panties/briefs and 1 and 2-pieces swimwear with a widened crotch for ease of evaluation and a specific breast material that better represent the texture of breasts than the soft form material.in The Fit Form

Made up of exactly similar parts facing each other or around an axis.in Basics in CLO 3D

A 3D software’s ability to automatically translate pattern details (such as dimension, balance, sew lines, etc) to the 3D rendered garment.in 3D Transformation

A 3D’s software’s ability to automatically translate design details (sew line, stitching, construction details) to the corresponding pattern pieces.in 3D Transformation

It means that any animation will move with the avatar.in Basics in CLO 3D

It means that any animation will move with the cloth attached at that point.in Basics in CLO 3D

Tacks are a tool that allows you to tack or pin the fabric to the avatar or fabric.in Basics in CLO 3D

Detailed specifications including specific measurements, block references and technical details which are issued to a vendor or supplier as a guideline for sample development.in Mechanics of Fit, Production in CLO 3D

The individual or team responsible for approving technical fit usually product developers or technicians.in Mechanics of Fit

Technical fit determines how the garment should be made including the balance, function, sizing and comfort.in Mechanics of Fit, The Fit Form

Technical pinning is more instructive; it will show where and how much the garment needs to be changed. This is especially helpful if the amount to adjust is shown.in Solving Fit Problems: Women’s Tops

Fabric texture is the surface quality, structure and appearance of the fabric.in Basics in CLO 3D

A 3D software’s ability to replicate physical material characteristics such as knit / woven texture detail (piques, dobbies, jacquards, plain weaves, etc).in 3D Transformation

A hash mark on the fit form marking the placement of thigh at its fullest point on the fit form.in The Fit Form

A narrow fabric trim made in a diagonal herringbone weave.in The Fit Form

VBID stands for Virtual Body IDentification Number. It is the model number for the physical and virtual Alva fit forms that are created from a single unique 3D file. The information contained in the number is a 3 letter client code, gender, size, and month & year that the file was created.in The Fit Form

An overview of the vendor’s capabilities, capacity, and performance metrics.in 3D Transformation

Factories, producers or suppliers of garments.in The Fit Form

A vertex is a single point that represents a position in 3D space.in Basics in CLO 3D

Viewer or also called 'Window' is an optical device used in viewing.in Production in CLO 3D

An exact replication of a physical fit form in a virtual environment. The virtual fit form is used to ensure the accuracy of fit in the 3D process.in 3D Transformation

A 3D software’s ability to virtually manipulate fabric to indicate stretch, drape, torsion, shine, nap, etc.in 3D Transformation

A 3D software’s ability to create and manage Brand ‘standards’ for consistency and efficiency (for example: standardized logo placements, default button, snap, or zipper sizes, etc).in 3D Transformation

Vizoo xTex is a scanner and software that scans and measures fabric for simulation in 3D.in Production in CLO 3D

How the customer prefers to wear the garment which can be determined by choice, function or culture.in Mechanics of Fit

The amount of fabric required to make a garment. Can also be described as consumption and is expressed in metres or yards.in Mechanics of Fit

Zipper is a commonly used device for binding the edges of an opening of fabric or other flexible material, such as on a garment or a bag.in Production in CLO 3D