Cloth Simulation Website — Fabric That Drapes Realistically
Fabric and cloth simulation in 3D web — useful for fashion brands where drape and texture sell the product.
Cloth simulation in 3D web uses physics engines (Cannon-es, Rapier) or shader-driven approximations to simulate fabric draping, swaying, and responding to wind/movement. Use cases: fashion product pages where the dress moves as user rotates the model, character animations with cape physics, scrollytelling where fabric reveals architecture. Cost is quoted per project. Performance budget is tight — full physics simulation runs 30-60 FPS on desktop, may need simplified version on mobile. Strongest fit: fashion brands, performance wear, costume design portfolios, theatrical productions.
Engagement model
Fixed price and timeline agreed upfront in a written offer, with no hourly billing. Revisions within the agreed scope are included. Out-of-scope changes are quoted separately before any work happens. No retainer required, no monthly minimum. Payment terms are set out in the same offer.
Technical foundation
Stack: Three.js v0.170 with GSAP for animation timeline, Lenis for smooth scroll, Vite for build, GLSL for custom shaders when needed. Hosting with a fast first byte, HTTP/2, Brotli compression and long-lived caching for static assets. Before launch I run a mobile Lighthouse test and send you the result.
Where it fits
This service is the right call when the brand needs a visual moment that sets it apart from the average competitor — agencies pitching new business, premium e-commerce, portfolios that need to look ahead-of-curve. If you need a basic content site or blog, a static-site generator without 3D is more economical and ranks just as well for simple keyword targets.
Timeline
The timeline depends on scope and is set in the written offer. I send progress notes in writing, so you always know where the project stands.
Frequently asked questions
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Ready to ship a 3D experience?
Tell me what you need — clear written scope, no surprises.