Generative AI grounded in garment physics

From idea
to apparel.

AI, garment construction and cloth physics in one workflow. Develop an idea into a garment, then build its prints, product visuals and handoffs on it.

Six sewn Beforewear garments hanging side-on from a rail: an all-over print hoodie in the great wave, an off-white jersey tee with a small chest mark, a t-shirt dress in a Breton stripe, a plain maroon premium hoodie, a tie-dye polyester tee and a green crewneck sweatshirt with a vintage badge
Six sewn garments · All-over print and Direct-to-garment printRendered from the sewn garment

You direct.
The system executes.

An apparel idea can become a design, a garment, product visuals or a technical handoff, each with its own tools and specialists. Beforewear’s AI works across that whole chain.

Built around the garment. Patterns define its pieces, construction how they join, materials and physics how it drapes. Agents and applications revise that garment and carry its structure into the next result.

How this compares with CLO and other tools ↗

01Start with your intent.

Share an idea, sketch, reference, pattern or existing garment. Choose the result you need.

02Let AI handle the steps.

The system works out the garment workflow from your inputs. Missing design details are clarified with you.

03Get the assets. Direct the next change.

Review the garment, visuals or technical files. Request another size, design or view without managing the operations behind it.

Two ways to start

Develop something new.

Develop an idea or reference into a design, garment and technical deliverables for your next development step. Focus on what you want to make.

Develop a garment ↗

Build on what you have.

Take an existing garment into new artwork, sizes, product images and motion. Let AI create the assets for your next catalog or launch.

Create product assets ↗

The outputs
your idea needs.

Use the whole workflow or start with one result. The same platform supports garment development, product presentation and manufacturing handoff.

Develop a 3D garment

Turn an idea, sketch or existing garment into a 3D model.

Create product mockups

Get product views and on-model images for your garment.

Prepare tech packs

Get the garment specifications your manufacturing partner needs to review.

Grade across sizes

Develop your garment across a size range.

Create avatars

Get the bodies you need to develop and present your garments.

Generate artwork

Create original artwork for your apparel.

Personalize products

Turn one garment into a collection of variations.

Create garment videos

Show your garment in movement.

Explore all use cases ↗

How it works / Pullover hoodie, size M

From a sentence
to a printed garment.

One garment from Beforewear’s library, start to finish: its pattern sewn on a body, draped by cloth physics, then printed with artwork made from one sentence.

  1. Just an idea

    “One continuous ocean scene around the garment: a great wave breaking, in the style of a Japanese woodblock print.”

    made into artwork
    Artwork of a great wave breaking, in the style of a Japanese woodblock print, generated from the sentence above

    01Idea

    Start with a few words, a photo or a sketch. This sentence made the artwork.

  2. The hoodie’s ten flat pieces at size M: front, back, two sleeves, a hood in two halves, a pouch pocket, two cuffs and a waistband

    02Pattern

    Ten flat pieces, from the maker’s cut template at size M.

  3. The sewn hoodie on a body, a check pattern on its pieces

    03Sewn

    The pieces are joined along their seams on a body. The check shows how each flat piece lies.

  4. The plain white hoodie, size M, worn by a size M model

    04Draped

    Cloth physics settles it on the wearer: its weight, its folds, its fit.

  5. The same hoodie on the same model, printed all over with the great wave

    05Printed

    The artwork goes onto the flat pieces, as on the printed garment, and follows every fold.

Beforewear’s own garment: the pullover hoodie in its library, sewn, draped and rendered by Beforewear from the maker’s cut template. The artwork was generated from the sentence shown.

For teams and platforms

Put garment creation
inside your product.

Let your customers describe what they want, in your own interface, while Beforewear does the garment work behind it.

It runs headless: an assistant or your code puts artwork, colors and lettering on a built garment through MCP and the Python SDK. Each garment is built once and kept, so every design, mockup and print file comes from the same garment and a print stays locked to the cloth.

Explore SDK & MCP ↗

A few useful answers

Before
we begin.

Do I need to know 3D modeling?

No. You bring the idea, references and desired result. Beforewear handles the garment workflow, so you do not need to operate a 3D modeling tool or hire a specialist to perform those steps.

Why use Beforewear instead of CLO or another 3D tool?

Beforewear focuses on completing the workflow from your intent and inputs. You direct the result rather than operate the modeling steps. CLO and other apparel tools offer extensive authoring and automation capabilities; Beforewear is built for teams that want the garment work handled for them.

What do I need to provide?

Start with what you have: an idea, sketch, reference image, pattern or existing garment. Tell us the outputs you need. If measurements, materials or design decisions are missing, we clarify them with you.

What can I get?

3D garments, artwork, avatars, size variations, mockups, motion and tech packs. Choose the outputs that fit your project. Technical deliverables are prepared for review with your manufacturing partner; manufacturing approval remains a separate step.

Can I change the result?

Yes. Review the result and direct the next change, such as a different color, print, size or presentation. Beforewear handles the corresponding garment operations behind the scenes.

How can I access Beforewear?

Studio is open: sign in with Google or your email and design on library garments. Building your own from its pattern or 3D model is coming soon. The MCP server is hosted at mcp.beforewear.com, and the Python SDK is shared on request. For custom work, tell us your use case and starting inputs.

Studio is open

Bring your next
garment idea.

Start designing

Design on library garments today, free to start.
For a garment of your own or custom work, tell us what you want to create.