Options that change the product
Sizes, cuts, and choices that swap parts of the model. A long or short cuff, fourteen web styles, a lining on or off. One product, not fourteen.
The customizer
A launch link opens the product in live 3D on any device. No app, no plugin, nothing for them to install. They turn it over, make it theirs, and watch the price keep up.

A launch is a link. Send it in an email, put it behind a button on your product page, hand it to a rep at a trade show, or text it to a coach. The same link opens on a phone, and the phone is where most of your shoppers will use it.
The controls
You decide which of these a product offers and the order they appear in. Nothing here is a fixed template. A cap and a catcher's mitt use the same machinery and end up nothing alike.
Sizes, cuts, and choices that swap parts of the model. A long or short cuff, fourteen web styles, a lining on or off. One product, not fourteen.
Every part a shopper may colour gets its own swatch grid from your palette. Rules decide what appears where, so a combination you cannot make never gets assembled.
Leathers, fabrics, patterns and finishes as real surfaces rather than flat fills, composed from layers or baked once and tinted, whichever suits the product.
Typed once, placed everywhere that product puts them, at the size each spot really is. Lettering styles come from your library, so a name looks the same on every product you sell.
The shopper's own file, placed into a print area on the product rather than floated over a photograph, and kept at full resolution for production.
One design, a row per player, each with their own name and number. The squad orders as one job.
Saved designs
Saving gives the design a short code and a share link. Opening that link replays the selections through the same engine, so a colleague, a coach or a rep sees exactly what was built, not a description of it and not a screenshot that has already gone stale.
Save someone else's design unchanged and it stays the same design. Change it and the remix remembers where it came from, so a chain of revisions stays a chain instead of a pile of near-identical orphans.
Book a demo
Bring a model, or bring the product and some photographs. We'll walk you through what a customizer for it looks like, and tell you honestly what it takes to get there.
There is no self-serve sign-up yet: we set the account up with you, and go through your product before you commit to anything.