Do I need to know Marvelous Designer already?

No. Chapter 00 covers the theory, the interface and garment construction fundamentals before any project starts.

Does this work with CLO3D too?

Yes. The pattern and simulation concepts transfer directly, and the interfaces are close enough to follow along in either application.

Can I use these garments in games?

Yes. The projects are built with retopology and real-time use in mind, and heavier garments are shaped to survive a low-poly conversion.

14 Hours11 projectsA to Z Master Level

Cloth Modeling Master Course

Marvelous Designer & CLO3D, from first pattern to signature garment

Digital garments fail when the pattern is wrong, not when the render is wrong.

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Duration

14 Hours

Projects

Language

English

Level

A to Z Master Level

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What you will build

Finished work, not exercises.

Every one of these is built step by step inside the course.

Why this course

01Project-based learning

02Full outfit design workflow

03Real fashion, real techniques

04Learn from a recognised expert

0511 complete projects, 14 hours

The course

Digital garments fail when the pattern is wrong, not when the render is wrong. This course teaches construction first — panels, seams, fabric logic — then applies it across eleven projects that escalate from a clean T-shirt to a tactical bomber and a corset-and-blouse layered build. Every project is real production work: correct seam placement, believable fabric weight, and simulation that holds up when the character moves.

What you get

Everything, forever.

Every lesson, on demand

Stream online or download the whole course for offline study.

Lifetime access

Pay once. It stays in your library permanently.

Every future update

New chapters and corrections are added at no extra cost.

7-day money back

No questions asked, no form to fill in.

Software covered

Marvelous Designer, CLO3D

The roadmap

12 sessions, start to finish.

Every session is a complete piece of work — here is exactly what you build and when.

Session 00
Theory & foundations
What Marvelous Designer is and where it sits in the 3D pipeline, the key concepts of digital garment creation, garment construction theory — patterns, seams and fabric logic — the interface layout, and how to organise a workspace you can move fast in.
Session 01
T-Shirt project
Your first garment. Create basic patterns and place them correctly, work between the 2D and 3D views, use the sewing tool to connect pieces, apply fabric presets, simulate natural folds, and export with basic textures.
Session 02
Jeans project
Block out front, back, yoke and belt loops. Sew the stress points — crotch seams, pocket edges — properly. Master denim physics through thickness and stiffness, add rivets, topstitching and frayed edges, and simulate the natural folds at knee and ankle that make jeans read as worn.
Session 03
Shirt project
Pattern drafting for front, back, sleeves and collar. Precision sewing, fabric physics tuned for natural wrinkles, and the detailing that sells it: buttoned cuffs, plackets, pocket placement, decorative stitching.
Session 04
Hoodie — zip up
Build thicker garments with internal structure, place and simulate zippers accurately, shape sleeves and hoods with correct fabric flow, and create wrinkles that carry real weight.
Session 05
Blazer and pants
Fitted clothing with precise seam control. Structured collars, lapels and cuffs, matching pants for a complete outfit, and stiffer, heavier fabric simulation that holds a silhouette on a posed body.
Session 06
Cargo pants
Technical fashion: multiple pockets, flaps and utility straps, asymmetrical and segmented components, reinforcement at knees and waistline, and the balance between realism and game-ready flexibility.
Session 07
Skirt
Soft, lightweight fabric with graceful movement. Symmetrical and radial pleats, drape and fall controlled through gravity and wind simulation, and the technical control that keeps the aesthetic flow intact.
Session 08
Corset & blouse
Advanced garment design. Shape and tighten around the body with precision, build structural support into curved form-fitting designs, layer multiple pieces with coordinated simulation, and add lace, trims and closure systems.
Session 09
Leather jacket
Heavier materials with structure and weight, bold silhouettes and sharp seams, collars, cuffs and paneling that behave realistically, and control over stretch, thickness and edge tension.
Session 10
Tactical bomber
A cinematic, game-ready bomber with layered functional construction. Straps, panels and realistic pockets, heavy fabric behaviour, and silhouette enhanced through detail placement and contrast.
Session 11
Signature pants
The final project brings everything together: complex pattern shaping, advanced detailing, dynamic simulation and body-fit refinement — plus your own creative decisions, so you finish with a garment that looks like yours.

Your instructor

Milad Kambari

Twenty years of production texturing and material authoring, four consecutive ArtStation Marketplace top-seller years, and 5,000+ students taught since 2005.