“Clo3D saves on resources and time,” said Sammaritano. It’s seamless and opens to more creativity - you can execute your ideas so much more clearly.”īoth Kang and Sammaritano believe Clo3D is the future of fashion: Along with its usability in person or online, it also provides a more sustainable way to design. It when I was a student that’s what we all feel. Now they can learn a new software where they can really see the garments in 3D, and that’s the exciting part of it,” Kang added. “Before, it was just Photoshop and Illustrator, more for surface design, where students could do a 2D format. The 3D capabilities of CLO, along with the latest design algorithms and software, make it unlike any digital design software Parsons students have worked with before. You can do virtual pattern making, virtual sewing, and virtual rendering, so it’s been a really “Students can see their designs in real time and see the variations. “It’s a new and innovative technology that we’re using at Parsons,” Kang said about Clo3D. During the fall semester, their Design and Specialized Studio classes adopted Clo3D, software that has proved essential for both teaching and learning online. The transition to virtual learning was seamless for Francesca Sammaritano, assistant professor of fashion and director of the AAS Fashion Design program, and Soojin Kang, instructor at Parsons.
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