Let me know if you're interested in seeing the workflow of how I create the 3D render :) In this video, I show you how to take a basic underwear block pattern and create a new design digitally, using CLO 3D to set up accurate measurements, apply realistic elastics, and adjust for fabric stretch. If you’re curious about 3D garment design or want to improve your workflow from digital model to physical garment, this tutorial has plenty of hands-on, real-world tips. We’ll walk through importing patterns, tweaking the fit, and getting the most out of CLO’s elastic settings to mimic fabric behavior. By the end, you’ll see how you can create a precise digital prototype that transitions smoothly into a physical product. For fashion professionals, students, DIY sewing enthusiast or anyone interested in 3D pattern drafting and intimate apparel. CLO3D Foundations for Intimate Apparel ==================== Link's mentioned (Disclamer: Some of these are affiliate links) Sofia Luzon’s Course **Lingerie Pattern Making in CLO3D: Drafting a Panty** Fitting the Cashmerette Wyman Dress Slpoer in Clo3D Using My Body Scan Deconstructing an Arc’teryx Jacket in Clo3D How to join the Clo Discord Affiliate Links (these are resources I personally have found useful, and if you purchase from the link it helps to support my channel, thanks!) Pattern Making for Underwear Design: 2nd Edition Lingerie Design: A Complete Course Patternmaking for Fashion Design ==================== Underdressed Podcast: ==================== Connect with me! LI: ==================== #CLO3D #patternmaking #bramaking #sewing #digitaldesign Time Codes 0:00 - Intro 2:14 - Checking pattern measurements - waist, hips and rise 4:53 - Adjusting the rise 11:20 - Bringing a pattern into Clo 13:30 - Applying reduction 15:30 - Banded waistband vs picot finished waistband 17:23 - Gusset 22:10 - Adding style lines 24:51 - Elastic physical properties - Adding elastic as pattern pieces 36:50 - Troubleshooting twisting elastic 38:50 - Asymmetric style line 41:05 - Preparing pattern for printing