A configurator built for your product


Glorvia is a fashion atelier in Gaziantep, Türkiye, that builds custom 3D product configurators for online stores. Your customers swap parts, materials and colours in the browser, on phone or desktop, and see the result in 3D before they order. We build it for your product and your store as a one-off project, and hand over the files and code agreed in the quote.

Example product

A real example: what's in it?

We built this one 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. Open it and change the collar, the fabric, the lighting and the look of the screen.

  • 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. Try three looks with the buttons below the example.

Watch the demos in 30 seconds


Short screen recordings of the live demos above. The options change instantly, in the browser.

Sofa: model, fabric and colour
Chair: type, backrest, base and upholstery
Sneaker: five styles and colourways
Bike: type, frame colour, tyres and accessories
Thobe: fabrics and lighting

The same system runs our own store


On our own store, Design Your Dress lets customers combine 70 tops and 59 skirts (4,130 combinations) and choose 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

Which products it suits


Clothing, footwear and accessories

Sports jerseys, T-shirts, uniforms and workwear, bags, shoes, watches, glasses and jewellery. For sewn products we build the 3D parts ourselves from sewing patterns in CLO 3D, so seams meet where they would on the real product. A shoe customizer or a ring configurator starts from your 3D files.

Bikes

A bike configurator: frame type and size, colours, wheels, tyres, handlebars, saddles and accessories. We start from your 3D or CAD files and prepare them for the web. More on our 3D bike configurator page.

Furniture and interiors

Sofas, kitchens, wardrobes and closets, beds, doors and windows, with the frames, fabrics, woods and finishes your customers choose from. We start from your 3D or CAD files, and quote any other product after seeing your option list. More on our 3D furniture configurator page.

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 Parts and components: the pieces that make up your product, swapped one by one.
2 Materials and finishes, such as fabrics, leathers, woods or metals, from a list you control.
3 Colours and prints, shown at real scale.
4 Text, logo or monogram, where your product allows it.
5 Views: rotate, zoom and switch the lighting.

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

What you get

1 The 3D parts as compressed glTF/GLB files, one piece per option
2 Materials and 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 modelsBuilt for your product: from patterns for sewn goods, from your files for othersFrom 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 materialsQuick if your 3D models are ready
Good fit forA defined range where the look and the part logic matterSelf-service setup across many products

If you need to set up hundreds of products yourself, quickly, subscription product configurator software such as Zakeke or Kickflip may suit you better. A custom build suits a defined range where you want your own interface and your own files. For a fuller comparison, read our guide: custom-built 3D configurator vs Zakeke or Kickflip.

How we work


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

    You send your product, its parts and materials, and any files you have. We agree which options combine with which.

  2. 02
    Build the 3D parts

    From sewing patterns in CLO 3D for sewn products, from your 3D or CAD files for others. You review a first part 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 hand over the files, code and notes, 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 Products are delivered as compressed glTF/GLB files. Texture sizes are chosen for speed or detail; our example goes from 1K to 8K.
3 Works as a Shopify product configurator, a WooCommerce product configurator, or in a custom store. How the chosen options reach the cart is set in the quote. More in our guide to 3D product configurators for Shopify and WooCommerce.
4 We can start from CLO 3D files, DXF patterns or your product's 3D and CAD files.

What sets the price

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

Send your option list on WhatsApp

Working with us


Illustrative image: 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 product and its options, material or colour references, any 3D or CAD files, your store platform, and any configurator you like as a reference.

Who builds it: our own team in Gaziantep. We make the 3D parts in-house, from sewing patterns in CLO 3D for sewn products or from your 3D and CAD files for other products, and build the configurator in Three.js. We built the demos on this page and Design Your Dress on our store.

Page updated: November 2026

Frequently asked questions


An interactive 3D view of a product on your website where customers change parts, materials and colours and see the result straight away, before they order. It is also called a product customizer or 3D product visualization.

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

Products sold in options: clothing, footwear and accessories, bikes, furniture and interiors, and more. For sewn products we build the 3D parts from sewing patterns; for other products we start from your 3D or CAD files.

Yes. We build the configurator from your bike's 3D or CAD files: frame options, colours, wheels and accessories, with the choices passed to your quote or order form.

For sewn products, no: we can build them from sketches, tech packs or patterns. For other products, we work from your existing 3D or CAD files.

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

It depends on the number of products, parts and materials, who prepares the 3D parts, 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 part 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. Parts are built as separate pieces, so new ones can be added in a later phase.

Those are subscription platforms you set up yourself. We build a configurator for your product, in your store's look, and hand over the files. For many products that you want to set up yourself, a platform may suit you better.

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

Plan a 3D configurator for your product

Send us your product and the options you want customers to choose. We will come back with how we would build it and what it takes.

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