For this visualization, I used Minerva Pattern 2073 and a 3D fabric in MacBean tartan that I created earlier in Clo3D. This jacket is all about sharp tailoring and bold details—it’s fitted, it’s structured and designed to make an impact. With its wide statement collar, strong shoulders, and big gold buttons, it demands attention. If I were wearing this, I’d feel MEGA confident—like a star! ⭐️💫<h1>Why MacBean Tartan?</h1>The original design recommends plain or patterned suiting fabrics made from natural or blended fibers, but I chose MacBean tartan for a few reasons:<ul><li>I love the quality of Scottish tartans. Silks and crepe-di-chines aren’t my cup of tea—I was trained as a tailor, so my fabric of choice is always wool.</li><li>I’m mad about tartan patterns—combination of colored threads take my breath away each time I discover a new tartan, especially when the base colour is bright red—my favorite colour.</li><li>The name “MacBean” caught my attention. I recently found out that MacBean has some phonetic similarities to my Gaelic surname, Kavanagh, which made this tartan feel like an unexpected personal connection.</li></ul><h1>Custom Fit For A Perfect Visual</h1>Minerva Patterns offers 3,000+ digital patterns, each customizable to individual measurements—minimizing alterations for a precise fit.Before importing Pattern 2073 into Clo3D, I had it drafted to match avatar Mia’s measurements: ✔ Height: 175 cm ✔ Bust: 81 cm ✔ Underbust: 67 cm ✔ Waist: 61 cm ✔ High Hip: 85 cm ✔ Low Hip: 95 cm<h1>Pattern Output &amp; Availability</h1>All Minerva Patterns are available in DXF AAMA, PLT, &amp; PDF formats—perfect for 3D designers, CAD users, and tailors.Pattern 2073 and 2,999 more styles are available now at <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://MinervaPatterns.com/">MinervaPatterns.com</a>What fabric would you use to visualize Pattern 2073?<img src="https://storagefiles.clo-set.com/public/community/202503/befea06cb85a4571a83f79722e159be5/images/fe41558b2cc440458e111bfff07a1af7RI%20Jacket%202073%20in%20MacBean%20Tartan%20Community%20NEW.png" class="custom-image original-size" data-id="fe41558b2cc440458e111bfff07a1af7" data-width="900" data-height="1350"><img src="https://storagefiles.clo-set.com/public/community/202503/befea06cb85a4571a83f79722e159be5/images/208f4651354346fbb31d39957c33169dRI%20Jacket%202073%20in%20MacBean%20Tartan%20Community%20NEW_1.png" class="custom-image original-size" data-id="208f4651354346fbb31d39957c33169d" data-width="900" data-height="1350"><img src="https://storagefiles.clo-set.com/public/community/202503/befea06cb85a4571a83f79722e159be5/images/62a379422ea545379c964f1c8e0c92d3RI%20Jacket%202073%20in%20MacBean%20Tartan%20Community%20NEW_3.png" class="custom-image original-size" data-id="62a379422ea545379c964f1c8e0c92d3" data-width="900" data-height="1350">

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Hello,I am trying to rotate the avatar together with the garment. I am currently doing it by rotating the avatar first, then the garment, but this results in garment not placed at the correct position. Any tips?