Browzwear

Browzwear is the primary enterprise rival to CLO 3D in the digital fashion space. While CLO is heavily beloved by independent designers and smaller brands, Browzwear is deeply entrenched in massive global corporations like Nike, Puma, and PVH (Calvin Klein/Tommy Hilfiger). Its core software, VStitcher, focuses heavily on "true-to-life" accuracy. It is arguably the most trusted platform for ensuring that what a designer sees on the screen can actually be manufactured accurately by a factory. It includes incredibly detailed fabric analyzers. A brand can use physical hardware to test the stretch and sheer force of a roll of cotton, upload that specific data into Browzwear, and the software will simulate that exact roll of cotton perfectly on the digital avatar. Browzwear also integrates flawlessly with massive enterprise PLM (Product Lifecycle Management) systems. A massive brand can use Browzwear not just for design, but for virtual merchandising. They can build a completely digital 3D retail store, place their digital garments on the digital racks, and walk a buyer from Macy's through the store using a VR headset to secure wholesale orders before any physical samples are cut.