Try the kind of screen your shoppers would use


Glorvia is a fashion atelier in Gaziantep, Türkiye, that builds 3D clothing configurators for brands. We make every swappable part (collars, sleeves, cuffs, pockets, lengths) from real sewing patterns in CLO 3D, so the pieces fit together like the garment you sell. Your customers change parts and fabrics right in the browser, on phone or desktop.

What's in this example?

We built it for the thobe, the traditional men's robe of the Gulf: 9 collars, 4 cuffs, 4 plackets and 6 chest pockets, which makes 1,728 combinations. Each one can be shown in 37 fabrics at true pattern scale. You can also change the lighting and button style and zoom in on the stitching.

  • 1,728 combinations
  • 37 fabrics
  • In the browser

Can it match your brand?

Yes. We design the menus, colours and lighting to match your store. Open the demo and try three looks with the buttons below it.

The same system runs our own store


On glorvia.com, Design Your Dress lets customers pick one of 70 tops and 59 skirts (4,130 combinations) and a fabric. We then make the dress in our atelier.

Tops

3D render of a top with a sweetheart neckline and puff sleeves3D render of a halter V-neck top3D render of a long-sleeved top with a ruffled V-neck3D render of a round-neck top with long bell sleeves

Skirts

3D render of a tiered ruffle mini skirt3D render of a wrap-cut ruffled midi skirt3D render of a flared skirt3D render of a tiered ruffle long skirt

Why we build from sewing patterns


Illustrative image: Digital drape and tension analysis alongside physical fitting toile

Parts that fit like the real garment

Each collar, cuff or sleeve comes from its own pattern piece in CLO 3D. Seams meet where they would on the sewn garment, so parts swap cleanly.

Illustrative image: Capsule collection planning flat-lay with fabric swatches and sketches

Fabrics at true scale

Textures are mapped in centimetres. A 4 cm stripe stays 4 cm on the collar, the cuff and the body.

Illustrative image: Pattern pieces and 3D garment tension map analysis screen

The files work beyond the configurator

The same files can serve your product images. If you need them, we can also make patterns and samples in our atelier, quoted separately.

Need a configurator for a product that isn't clothing? See our 3D product configurator service.

What your customers can change


Demo thobe detail: mandarin collar in a sand fabricDemo thobe detail: cut-away collar in a blue fabricDemo thobe detail: business collar in a brown fabricDemo thobe detail: long-point collar in a cream fabric
1 Garment parts: collars, sleeves, cuffs, pockets, plackets, hems and lengths, whatever your range offers.
2 Fabrics, prints and colours, from a swatch list you control.
3 Details: buttons, thread colour and logo placement where your product allows.
4 Views: rotate, zoom and switch lighting.

Colours on screen depend on each shopper's display. For final colour decisions we recommend physical swatches.

What you get

1 The 3D garments as compressed glTF/GLB files, one swappable piece per option
2 Fabric and colour textures set to real scale
3 The viewer code, with option menus in your brand style
4 The connection to your cart, if it is in your scope
5 Testing on the phones and browsers we agree, and handover notes for your team

Custom-built or a subscription platform?


Custom-built by GlorviaTypical subscription platform
CostOne-off project, quoted for your scopeMonthly or yearly fee
3D garmentsBuilt from your patterns in CLO 3DFrom models you provide or the platform's modelling service
Files and codeDelivered to you as agreed in the quoteHosted on the platform
LookDesigned to match your storeThe platform's interface with styling options
Getting startedDepends on how many parts and fabricsQuick if your 3D models are ready
Good fit forA defined range of swappable garment partsSelf-service setup across many products

How we work


Illustrative image: Fashion design team reviewing sketch, swatches and 3D digital sample
  1. 01
    Map your options

    You send sketches, tech packs, patterns or 3D files and your list of parts and fabrics. We agree which parts combine with which.

  2. 02
    Build the 3D garments

    By default we build the parts in CLO 3D from your patterns, set the fabrics to real scale and compress everything for the web. You review a first garment before we build the rest.

  3. 03
    Build the viewer

    Option menus in your brand style. The connection to your cart is included if it is in your scope.

  4. 04
    Test and hand over

    We test on the phones and browsers we agree with you. Then we hand over the files, code and instructions, or install it with your web team.

The technology, in plain words

1 Runs in the browser with Three.js (WebGL). Nothing to install.
2 Garments are delivered as compressed glTF/GLB files. Texture sizes are chosen for speed or detail; our demo goes from 1K to 8K.
3 Works as a Shopify clothing configurator, or with WooCommerce or a custom store. How selected options reach the cart is set in the quote.
4 We can start from your CLO 3D files or DXF patterns.

What sets the price

The number of garments and swappable parts, the number of fabrics, whether we build the 3D garments or start from your files, the interface design, cart integration and languages. We quote once we have seen your option list. Starting with one garment is a good way to judge the result before adding the rest.

Send your option list on WhatsApp

Working with us


Illustrative image: B2B fashion development and collection consultation meeting

We work with brands remotely from our atelier in Gaziantep, Türkiye, by WhatsApp, email and video call.

Address: Emek Mah., Ali Nadi Ünler Blv. No: 120/D, 27060 Şehitkamil / Gaziantep.

What to send first: your list of swappable parts, fabric or swatch references, sketches or 3D files, your store platform, and any configurator you like as a reference.

Frequently asked questions


An interactive 3D view of a garment on your website where customers change parts, fabrics and details and see the result straight away, before they order. It is also called an apparel configurator or a 3D product customizer.

No. It is a one-off development project. You receive the 3D files and viewer code agreed in the quote, with no monthly licence.

Your list of swappable parts and fabrics, plus whatever you have for the garment: sketches, tech packs, sewing patterns or 3D files.

No. We can build the 3D garments in CLO 3D from your sketches, tech packs or patterns. If you already have CLO 3D files or DXF patterns, we start from those.

It depends on the number of garments, parts and fabrics, who makes the 3D garments, the interface and cart integration. We quote after seeing your option list.

It depends on the same factors. We set the schedule in the quote, and you review a first garment before the rest is built.

Yes, in mobile and desktop browsers without an app. We test on the devices we agree with you; speed also depends on the shopper's phone and connection.

Yes. We set in the quote how the chosen options reach your cart: as product variants, as order notes, or through your developer.

Yes. The parts are built as separate pieces, so new ones can be added in a later phase.

No. The customer-facing viewer is visual. Its parts are built from patterns, and production patterns, grading and samples are separate services.

Optionally, project by project. Our atelier makes patterns, samples and small-batch production when it fits your garments.

Yes. We plan and review remotely by WhatsApp, email and video call.

Plan a 3D configurator for your store

Send us your garment and the parts you want customers to change. We will come back with how we would build it and what it takes.

Illustrative image: 3D garment simulation workstation for bridal and eveningwear