💼 This course focuses on mastering handbag digital pattern making with CLO3D’s 2D tools — not 3D assembly — ideal for handbag pattern makers and designers who want to improve speed, efficiency, and reduce costs.

✂️ You’ll learn to create accurate digital handbag patterns step by step, from basic drafting to detailed adjustments, using CLO3D’s powerful 2D window functions.
You'll start from your own design concept, sketch, or photo — turning your creative ideas into precise digital patterns ready for production or prototyping.

📐 Perfect for designers and makers who want to master digital handbag patterns using CLO3D’s 2D window — no sewing or 3D assembly needed. You can export digital files (DXF) to send to your factory, or export as PLT, AI, or PDF files for printing. You can print paper patterns and use them directly to cut fabric or leather.

💻 This is the ultimate guide to CLO3D’s pattern tools, helping you design, modify, and export patterns for your original handbag projects.

⭐ By the end of this course, you’ll confidently build precise digital patterns ready for prototyping or production.

📜 You’ll receive a Certificate of Completion to showcase your new skills.

This course is an independently developed program created by Kazuyo Nakano, an industry expert and handbag designer and pattern maker with over 30 years of professional experience in craftsmanship, fashion, and digital prototyping.

👩‍🏫 Taught by Kazuyo Nakano

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Fashion designer and educator with over 30 years of industry experience, specializing in handbag design,

product development, pattern development, and brand creation.

 

After gaining experience in factory-level production in Kyoto, she worked in pattern development, 

sewing, and product assembly, developing a deep understanding of production processes.

 

She later launched her own brand in New York, developing products centered on

handbags as well as selected apparel pieces.

Through her brand, she gained hands-on experience in product planning, marketing,

pricing strategy, and sales within the fashion business.

 

Since 2017, Kazuyo has been working with CLO3D for digital product development,

and since 2018 she has been teaching digital development using CLO3D,

including 3D modeling and digital pattern development for both handbags and apparel.

 

Her students have gone on to work with global brands such as Nike and Burberry.

 

 Based in New York

 Courses offered in English and Japanese

Kazuyo Nakano