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Dec 7, 2022 10 min

Streamlining Design and Development with 3D Virtual Tools

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Digitization is quickly becoming a priority for modern apparel and footwear brands. Forced to collaborate from afar during the pandemic, teams have accelerated the adoption of virtual tools that streamline design and development, allowing multiple stakeholders to take part in the process. 3D creation digital platforms that live in the cloud can boost cross-team collaboration, drive efficiencies, cut costs and reduce the need for sampling. However, many fashion brands have been slow to adopt them, held back by unfamiliarity with the technology. André Wolper, founder and CEO of Embodee, explains how Orchids by Embodee, its new web-based platform for 3D apparel creation, fosters communication and collaboration across teams, and improves design versatility. Watch the fireside chat to learn: · What brands, manufacturers and service bureaus need to get started with Orchids and how it’s simpler than they might imagine. · How Orchids by Embodee is different from 3D design software that’s already on the market. · The types of decisions and experimentation that brand stakeholders can do within the Orchids platform. · How digital design and Orchids by Embodee mitigate costs and inefficiencies of physical sampling. · How design digitization helps reduce a company’s environmental footprint

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