From Seventh Avenue to your cutting table —
zero-waste starts with the pattern.

Every marker you lay out has a footprint. FabricWise turns your Pattern Making studio work into real waste and CO₂ metrics — so sustainable design isn't just a critique note, it's a number you can see.

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Built around the marker, not around fashion trends

Scan your layout the way you were taught in studio — flat, on grain, pieces placed as you'd actually cut. FabricWise reads your marker, not a mood board.

Sustainability you can cite in critique

Get an exact waste percentage and CO₂ saved on every scan — hard data for your process book, portfolio, and thesis collection.

The 4-Step Studio Workflow

The same scanning method taught in the FabricWise classroom guide.

STEP 01

Capture Your Fabric

•Lay your fabric out flat with pattern pieces placed exactly as planned for cutting.
•Take or upload a photo — good lighting, no folds, no overlapping edges.

STEP 02

Garment Analysis

•FabricWise identifies each pattern piece automatically.
•Computes surface coverage from how your pieces are arranged.

STEP 03

Review Your Results

•See your exact Fabric Waste % and estimated CO₂ saved.
•Explore smart layout suggestions and offcut design ideas.

STEP 04

Save & Submit

•Metrics auto-log — no manual entry.
•Bring your eco-insights to studio critique.

Pre-Cut Checklist

Flatness

Fabric smoothed out, zero folds or curls

Accurate pattern size reading

Lighting

Even lighting across the workspace

No false edges from shadows

Frame

All pattern boundaries visible in frame

100% material analysis

Download the full Classroom Guide (PDF)

Bring FabricWise to Your Program

Request a classroom pilot or a live demo for your department, and we'll follow up with next steps.

Get In Touch

Have questions before requesting a pilot? Reach out directly.

info@fabricwise.tech

Patent Pending. FabricWise's fabric layout analysis technology is the subject of a pending patent application.

From Seventh Avenue to your cutting table — zero-waste starts with the pattern.