
Describe a dress, a hoodie, a jacket. Shape the image until it is right. Then turn it in your hands — a 3D model you can spin and zoom, so you see the back and the drape before a tailor cuts it to your measurements.

A sentence or two is enough — the neckline, the length, the cloth. Start from a photo or talk it through with the consultant if words aren’t coming.
Change the sleeve, swap the fabric, take it into winter. Every edit is a new version of the same idea, and the one you like is saved to your designs.
One tap sculpts the image into a model you can spin and zoom, so you see the proportion from the side and the back, not just the front. 3 credits each, 5 a month included.
Send the design to a MadeApt tailor with your measurements. It is cut for your body, not a size chart — then altered until it fits.
The 3D studio ran first at Spacecubed in Boorloo (Perth): a tablet on the table, the piece on the lobby screen, founders describing hoodies, totes and the dress for demo day between meetings. Every piece they sculpted went straight onto the Fashion Museum wall. The same sculpting now sits on every saved design in the studio.









The studio is open. A design costs one credit, and free credits come with every account.