3D simulation in product development: systems, workflows and fit analysis

Seminar time: October 27, 2025

1-day specialist seminar

09:30 h – 16:30 h

8 teaching units

Costs:

485,00 € plus sales tax

Target group:

  • Specialists and managers from the clothing and fashion industry
  • Employees from product development, pattern development and fashion design
  • Responsible digital transformation processes
  • Project managers and decision-makers who want to evaluate the use of 3D simulation systems and integrate them into existing processes

Target:

This seminar provides participants with a practice-oriented introduction to 3D-supported product development for the clothing industry. They will become familiar with various 3D simulation systems on the market and understand their use throughout the digital development process – from pattern construction to material simulation and virtual fitting. Key content includes the individual components and stages of realistic clothing simulations, the creation of realistic avatars, rendering and the visual and technical assessment of fit in the digital environment. The aim is to develop a deeper understanding of the evaluation of virtual prototypes and to use their potential in a targeted manner in the development process.

Contents:

  • Basics of 3D product development
  • Overview of 3D simulation systems on the market
  • 3D workflow in practice
  • Material acquisition
  • Avatars & body data
  • Simulation
  • 3D fitting & fit analysis
  • Digital process integration
  • Trends & future prospects

Lecturer:

Antje Christophersen
holds a degree in textile and clothing technology and is a research assistant at the Niederrhein University of Applied Sciences. She is an expert in the field of digital product development.

Notes:

Admission requirements:
No admission requirements are necessary for this seminar.

To the registration

Location:

Textilakademie NRW
Rheydter Straße 329
41065 Mönchengladbach

Contact:

Clara Hermsen
weiterbildung@textilakademie.de
+49 173 5316464