Development of a Web Application for 3D Body Garment Fit Analysis

The fashion industry has long struggled to achieve the ideal fit for clothing because of the wide range of body types and customer preferences for fit.With the creation of a web application that allows for the objective assessment and quantification of the body-garment interaction using 3D scanned models, this research project presents a novel methodology.The application leverages 3D scanned models to provide cross-sectional visualization and measurements at key areas.This application addresses the limitation of 3D scans being used to capture only the outer surface of the clothing, making it difficult to quantify the distance between the inner fabric surface and the body.This research project aims to address this issue of fit analysis through objective evaluation and quantification of the body-garment relationship using 3D scans.The application's features include landmark-based distance computations, visual references, and ease value calculation reports, addressing the difficulty faced by fit technicians in comparing the body and the garment.This data-driven approach empowers fit technicians to make informed decisions, leading to improved garment fit, reduced returns, and enhanced customer satisfaction.The research methodology employs an experimental design, focusing on the development of a web application with iterative refinement of its algorithms and functionalities through testing.The research findings and the development of this comprehensive 3D body-garment measurement web application contribute to the advancement of fit analysis in the apparel industry.