Load the garment
Bring in a garment image, 3D style, measurement set, or existing fit notes.
Workflow / From design to sample
Pulchritude fits between the design and the next sample.
The product gives fashion teams a shared fit brief that can move from creative intent into technical design, 3D review, and the sample room.
See the handoff ↘
From target silhouette to a usable build brief.
Pulchritude keeps the product surface simple: define the fit goal, select the bodies you need to fit, review the garment map, and share the resulting instructions.
Set the target fit
Mark the visual features the style is supposed to keep: shoulder, waist, drape, volume, hem, and line.
Choose the body range
Select the profiles or measurements the garment needs to work across.
Review the Fit Map
See where the garment should hold, give, shift tension, or recover after movement.
Share the Build Spec
Send the zone-by-zone instructions into technical design, 3D review, PLM notes, and the sample room.
Works with the fashion development process you already have.
Pulchritude is not a replacement for PLM, 3D garment tools, or technical design. It creates a clearer fit object that those teams and tools can use.
PLM & product records
Store body range, fit targets, Fit Map zones, and revision notes with the style.
3D garment review
Use the target fit and zone instructions as context when comparing digital garment versions.
Sample room brief
Give sample teams plain-language instructions tied to specific garment areas.
PDF & structured export
Share the Build Spec as a review document or structured data for downstream workflows.
Give every team the same answer to “what should this garment do?”
The Fit Map and Build Spec keep the fit goal attached to the style from review through sampling.
Start with one garment ↗