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Joy Douglas: Learning CLO is becoming crucial to the design process.

Why is it important for students in fashion design, apparel technical design, and product development to learn CLO? Yumi Chon: I really loved seeing the students push themselves in this new realm to use mixed materials files, experiment with pattern making, and use personal artwork in their designs and presentations. As a result some of the students were able to make more informed decisions and develop new techniques from their ideas. Joy Douglas: CLO really seemed to help the student understand the importance of designing 3 dimensionally because it helped them understand how their concepts would reflect when viewed from different perspectives. What stood out to you in terms of their designs and use of CLO? I'm excited to see them advance more into CLO! It's amazing to see how much they have learned in this course in such a short amount of time.

Yumi Chon: I was impressed with all the student's presentations. I am looking forward to seeing how they continue to push their understanding of 3D apparel on their future projects going forward. They all did an excellent job mastering the concepts in such a short amount of time and they all should be extremely proud of themselves. Joy Douglas: I was very impressed by all the students' work. What did you think of the work the students presented? Any takeaways? “I am very pleased with the work I've seen FIDM students create and looking forward to continuing to partner with the incredible FIDM instructors,” said CLO Design Lead Joy Douglas. They shared tips and tricks about the program, as well as offered feedback on the student presentations.

#Clo 3d pricing software#

The CLO guests dropped in to see how our students are learning and applying the software in their design projects. “Using the CLO 3D skills and knowledge as their foundation, the students were able to let their design inspiration go quite far,” said FIDM Instructor Dat Tran. Utilized by most major fashion retailers across North America and globally, including Adidas, Hugo Boss, Carhartt, and Levi's, CLO 3D software allows designers to create virtual, true-to-life garment visualization with simulation technologies so they can perfect their fashion design ideas before they go into production. Throughout the quarter, students Fernando Higuera, Christian Martin, Maria Villegas, Olivia Ferguson, Jared Rezeppa, and Heather Seaton were challenged to use the 3D fashion design software program to design, create, and alter true-to-life 3D garments on avatars. Taught by FIDM Instructor Dat Tran, the course is offered to students in two majors: Merchandise Product Development and Apparel Industry Management. Home Majors Merchandise Product Development The Experience Latest News CLO 3D Software Designers Visit FIDM For Final Student Presentations Faculty CLO 3D Software Designers Visit FIDM For Final Student PresentationsĬLO 3D Software Design Lead Joy Douglas and 3D Designer Yumi Chon visited FIDM recently to see students give their final presentations for 3D Apparel Design (MPDV 2250), and offer expert industry feedback.