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Interactive experiences / Knittire

A garment. Every possibility.

A material configurator that makes a complex product easy to explore.

Contribution
Storefront architecture & interactive product experience
Project
Studio project
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materials / interaction / configuration
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Change the fabric. Turn the garment.

Hands on
Knittire / Interaction lab
Knittire — procedural demonstration garment, separate from the client model

Reconstructed interaction · sample data

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How this works +

Keep material, view and configuration summary in one state model. The demonstration uses an explicitly identified procedural 3D garment; production models and manufacturing integrations are separate.

The boundary. A lightweight demonstration loads quickly, but cannot reproduce the physical drape of a real textile.

Inside the build

The problem worth solving.

Product choices are difficult to explain through static swatches alone. A useful configuration experience needs to connect the visible garment to a clear set of selections.

A considered approach.

Keep material, view and configuration summary in one state model. The demonstration uses an explicitly identified procedural 3D garment; production models and manufacturing integrations are separate.

Design decision

A lightweight demonstration loads quickly, but cannot reproduce the physical drape of a real textile.

Project in context

The actual interface.

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Knittire — public project screenshot
Public interface captured September 2026. The sandbox above is a separate, illustrative reconstruction.
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Let’s make it work.
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