Torkard Clothing- Visualizer
A Visualizer by DaveAI is assisting Tokard Clothing empower designers to bring their visions to life with unparalleled precision and speed. Torkard clothing; a garment manufacturer & supplier has developed a visualizer in collaboration with DaveAI. This cutting-edge visualizer revolutionizes the way garments are designed and conceptualized. The visualizer isn't just a tool; it's a step towards a more sustainable future for the fashion industry as it empowers creativity, enhances collaboration, and champions sustainability – all within one powerful platform.
Features and Functionalities
- The visualizer boasts an extensive collection of 2D garment patterns that perfectly align with the brand's offerings.
- Users can effortlessly select these patterns as templates or create entirely new designs, infusing their unique creativity into each piece.
- The seamless integration with Adobe Illustrator helps users add graphics, colours, text, and every intricate detail their imagination conjures to the pattern in 2D.
- The image output from Adobe Illustrator is then fed back to the visualizer where users can witness the creation come to life in stunning 3D.
- Designers can seamlessly collaborate with fellow team members and clients, rapidly sharing ideas and iterations.
Engage with our cutting-edge visualizer
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Traditional design processes are time-consuming and lack precision. With this visualizer technique, brands can facilitate seamless collaboration among designers, employees, and clients. 3D visualization helps designers collaborate with other team members to quicken the production process and also with clients to showcase samples with accurate precision digitally. This accelerates the production cycle and supports sustainable practices. This dynamic 3D visualization isn't just about aesthetics; it's about bridging the gap between design and production. By minimizing physical samples and optimizing the design process, the visualizer reduces waste and environmental impact.
