Optitex, the leading provider of integrated 2D CAD and 3D digital product solutions for the textile industry will unveil the version O/15 of its integrated 2D/3D platform, together with the latest innovations in 3D digital simulation and sample development workflow at the 2015 Texprocess show in Frankfurt, the top international trade fair for the processing of textile and other flexible materials, which takes place from 4-7 May.
The attendees of Texprocess will be among the first to experience Optitex’s innovations in digital solutions for textile development, production, and marketing.
At the booth, live demos of Optitex’s latest software will showcase advances in 3D digital creation and development of garments, bags and other textile-based products, with more lifelike simulations, and speedier, easier workflow. Short movies running throughout the show will provide insight into how leading brands are leveraging Optitex solutions.
Those wanting to stay on top of digital trends for textile development, production and marketing are invited to visit the Optitex Innovation Corner. This dedicated area of the booth will provide a preview of upcoming apps and software solutions.
Asaf Landau, CEO at Optitex said that Texprocess visitors come to Frankfurt looking for innovation, and they will certainly find plenty of it at the Optitex booth. They look forward to meeting both existing and potential customers and partners at Texprocess, and show them how they can empower textile businesses with digital inspiration from development all the way to marketing.
With its market-leading integrated 2D/3D digital textile platform, Optitex empowers its customers to create a digital garment once, and leverage it again and again, from product development and merchandising, all the way to marketing.
Optitex aims to keep its customers at the forefront of technology, enabling them to significantly reduce their costs and time to market, and increase their competitive edge with a full-service solution backed by industry-leading know-how, unparalleled creativity, and constant innovation.
Optitex enables apparel brands to revolutionize the way they develop, produce and market fashion.
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