Abstract
The use of digital technology within the apparel design and product development process has altered traditionally analog processes, introducing opportunities for increased efficiency, agility, and creativity. One area that has been significantly impacted by technology is the garment pattern development and fitting process. Digital patternmaking programs are now connected to virtual sewing and fitting tools that eliminate several steps in the physical sampling phase of product development. In this research, the use of digital 3D CAD technology to develop custom-fitted clothing for real human bodies will be evaluated. Specifically, the program CLO 3d will be used to create a custom bra that will be virtually fitted on the avatar, then physically sewn and fit tested on the actual person for whom it was developed. This will provide information on the accuracy of the custom virtual avatar and the capabilities of fitting garments that are snug and support the body.
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