The 3D modeling process involves creating a digital representation of the garment using specialized software like CLO, Optitex and Browzwear. The process starts with creating virtual 3D models of garments and then rendering them into high-quality, photorealistic images. We take the lead of this collaborative task which involves fashion designers, apparel brands, and retailers to create marketing materials, online product images, and virtual try-on experiences. This can involve creating a 3D mesh that accurately represents the shape and dimensions of the garment, as well as adding details such as texture, color, and stitching. Once the 3D model is complete, it can be rendered into high-quality images or videos using specialized rendering software. This process involves simulating lighting and shadows, as well as other environmental factors, to create a photorealistic image of the garment that can be used for marketing or other purposes. Additionally, this can help reducing the time and cost associated with creating physical prototypes and product photography, making the design and marketing process more efficient.