Marvelous Designer

Marvelous Designer is built by the exact same company that makes CLO 3D (CLO Virtual Fashion), and they share the same underlying fabric physics engine. However, they target completely different industries. While CLO is built for the apparel manufacturing industry (including sizing, grading, and factory-ready tech packs), Marvelous Designer is built exclusively for the video game, VFX, and CGI animation industries. If you are playing a modern AAA video game and the main character's leather trench coat is flapping realistically in the wind, that coat was almost certainly designed in Marvelous Designer. It allows 3D character artists to design clothing using traditional pattern-making principles rather than trying to digitally sculpt wrinkles by hand, resulting in infinitely more realistic fabric movement. It integrates seamlessly with standard 3D animation pipelines. An artist will design the clothing in Marvelous Designer, and then export it into Autodesk Maya, Blender, or Unreal Engine. It does not export data that a real-world factory could use to sew a physical shirt, but for digital artists creating characters for the metaverse, film, or gaming, it is the absolute industry standard.