Q1 updates support fashion teams at both ends of product development: shaping concepts earlier and preparing production documentation with less manual work.

Explore what's new in CLO-SET.

[Moodboard & Concept Development]

Product development starts long before the first garment is created. During concept development, teams explore ideas, compare styling options, and set the creative direction.

Compare more styling options with Multiple Mix & Match

Finding the right collection direction usually means reviewing many outfit combinations. With the updated Multiple Mix & Match, teams can compare styling options in a single workspace and evaluate assortments before a concept moves into development.

Create more flexible mood boards

The updated Pen Tool in Visual Board gives teams more freedom when building mood boards and concept presentations. Sketch ideas, highlight references, and mark up directions without leaving Visual Board.

[Design Development & Review]

New improvements to Quality Render and Annotation help teams review garments more accurately and deliver clearer feedback.

Improve garment reviews with Quality Render

The updated Quality Render improves transparency and layer visibility, so overlapping fabrics, trims, and construction details are easier to inspect during 3D garment reviews. A more accurate representation of each garment means teams catch issues earlier and decide with more confidence before the next revision.

Keep design feedback organized with Annotation

Reviewers can now save viewpoints before creating annotations, so every comment points to the correct area of the garment. The improved marker workflow keeps multiple revision requests organized, and feedback stays traceable across review cycles.

[Production-Ready]

Prepare digital tech packs in the Content Page

Production preparation depends on technical information staying connected to each design. When a 3D garment created in CLO is uploaded to CLO-SET, the Content Page automatically generates key Tech Pack information, including BOM (Bill of Materials) and POM (Points of Measurement). Teams review and manage Tech Pack data alongside the 3D garment in one workspace instead of recreating technical documents by hand, which makes production preparation faster and more consistent.