hello,

I need an advice, please go through this link: http://www.tailorstore.co.uk/tailor-made-shirts

My query is, if I upload new fabrics, will the system automatically generate a 3D shirt using the fabric, and also, if the user changes the collar | cuff etc. will it be all done automatically.

Please help, how can I create this type of 3D image.

Thanks.

Please help!!

That example is several separate images, not one image.

Thanks so much for your help!

Can we have a system, which can automatically design the shirt in the respective 3D fabric, this is what my requirement is:

·We will be getting the fabrics from the local market, let’s say we get 10 different textures fabrics (some solid colors, some with linings, some with checks, some twills and so on), now we will click manual photographs of those fabric, and then upload it on the admin panel. All the fabrics which will be available on the site, should be sitting physically with us.

·After uploading, what I need is, that if someone selects the newly uploaded fabric, the system should automatically design the 3D shirt with that fabric.

·If the user wants to change the collar, cuffs etc., he can do that on the application, and simultaneously, the 3D shirt would be designed accordingly (this is what exactly is happening on tailorstore.com)

·Also, practically, we will be having around 50 fabrics initially, and then will be adding 10 more new fabrics each week.

Is this possible? Your valuable comments would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

Possible? yes. Practical? no. It could be done, but it would be expensive to build. All image manipulation would have to be done on the server, with something similar to PHP's GD library. It would be more practical to employ an artist to help mock up the fabric for the image each time. I'm sure that is what is happening on the site you used in your example.

Manageable, but you will need a regular artist to contribute.

Great!! Very helpful! By any chance, are you aware, where can I get this system made? and roughly how expensive it can be?