Bag pattern making and 3D engineering
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Learn how to develop the patterns of bags with the use of Rhino and complement this knowledge with the creation of virtual 3D digital twins of bags.
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This path includes
Ten weeks built on Arsutoria’s proprietary pattern making techniques—combining classroom and sample room work across paper, leather and fabrics, with substantial hours on 2D CAD. Students develop the technical and design culture needed to enter production or communicate with factories at a professional level, ending with a rigorous final exam for the internationally recognized Arsutoria technical diploma.
Students model bag bodies in CLO 3D—leveraging realistic material simulation—and metal accessories in Rhinoceros 3D, following industry construction logic. Both are integrated into photorealistic scenes for complete product visuals and digital twins before physical prototyping.