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Fashion Innovators Unite at CLO Summit New York 2025

The CLO Summit New York 2025 took place on October 14, 2025, bringing together over 300 professionals from more than 100 major apparel brands. Hosted by CLO Virtual Fashion, a leader in 3D garment visualization, this event highlighted the importance of digital innovation in the fashion industry. Attendees included representatives from renowned companies such as Gap Inc., L.L. Bean, New Balance, and Joe Fresh, as well as key vendors and educators from prestigious fashion institutions.
Exploring Digital Innovation in Fashion
Centered around the theme “Blueprint for Success,” the summit featured a variety of presentations, panels, and workshops focused on adopting 3D technologies. Notably, Gap Inc. shared its onboarding framework for enhancing digital workflows. A panel discussion included experts from Athleta and L.L. Bean, who addressed the opportunities and challenges surrounding digital product creation (DPC). Design leads from brands like Joe Fresh, Spirit Halloween, and New Balance recounted their journeys in implementing 3D processes.
Paige Regan, 3D CLO Design Manager at Spirit Halloween, expressed the value of these exchanges: “It’s just really nice to hear what other companies are using CLO for, where their wins are and where they’ve pivoted.” Regan emphasized the benefits of learning from industry veterans, stating it significantly aids in decision-making for newer companies.
Engaging the Broader Community
The summit also showcased the diversity of CLO’s user base by spotlighting independent designers and educators. Discussions focused on how institutions prepare students for careers in fashion, while freelancers shared insights on how CLO has expanded their creative horizons.
CLO Virtual Fashion conducted live demonstrations of new tools, including the zFab Kit and an upgraded 3D Pen Tool. Attendees participated in hands-on workshops that integrated these features into their workflows. Katie Beaton, Senior Manager for Technical Design at Joe Fresh, praised CLO for its responsiveness to user feedback, stating, “The amount of updates that come through from feedback is amazing.”
The event concluded with an Expo and Happy Hour, allowing attendees to connect with CLO experts, suppliers, and peers. Guests enjoyed interactive activities, including the popular “CLOw Machine” and a “CLOlympics” competition, as well as a photo booth that allowed them to embody a CLO avatar.
Simon Kim, CEO of CLO Virtual Fashion, articulated the summit’s purpose: “We created CLO Summit to be a platform for our users to connect, exchange ideas, challenge perspectives, and inspire one another.” He underscored the summit’s goal of shaping the future of the apparel industry collaboratively.
As the fashion world increasingly leans towards digital solutions, events like the CLO Summit New York 2025 play a crucial role in fostering innovation and collaboration among industry leaders. With a commitment to empowering users from concept to market, CLO Virtual Fashion continues to lead the charge in transforming the future of fashion.
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