Fashion students from the renowned Bunka Gakuen Fashion School based in Beijing discuss their experience working with 3D and its benefits.
Meshacapade’s recent integration with Browzwear's VStitcher is designed to extend the showcasing capabilities of Browzwear users.
As 2020 draws to a close, we're very much looking forward to continuing our journey in 2021. Here are some highlights.
Browzwear brings the power of 3D to fashion design, development, marketing and collaboration with a comprehensive suite of easy-to-use solutions.
VNTANA and Browzwear offer new 3D Collaboration Platform for freelance designers that allows them to create shareable web versions of their designs.
We caught up with freelance 3D designer and Indie program member, Calvin Padilla to learn about his story and how digital tools have shaped his...
Browzwear participates in Redress Design Awards Asia Digital Upcycling Challenge to redesign deadstock garments using VStitcher.
We recently caught up with Keith-Patrick Han, a creative designer who completed our Indie program in 2019 and carried his 3D skills into his future.
AMFI is one of today’s leading schools for innovative fashion and has geared some of its curriculum toward the changing dynamics of the fashion...
New August edition of VStitcher and Lotta includes a revolutionary new feature: use lower layer maps, for flawless blending at a click of a mouse.
Browzwear is continuing to revolutionize digital fashion design by harnessing the power of vector technology and placing it in your hands.
In this post, we’ll provide details about the new Physical-Based Rendering (PBR) material system.
Just when you thought we couldn’t have done it better… We went ahead and tipped the scales. Some of our most exciting and useful enhancements from...
Working across all colorways has never been easier and quicker. With the new, improved workflow, what used to take hours, now takes only minutes!...
Browzwear was proud to sponsor the AATCC Concept 2 Consumer® Student Design Competition for the second year. More than 120 students from 24 colleges...