70 Year Old Designer to Use OptiTex, 3D Scan for Dresses
PETACH TIKVA, Israel, Apr
29, 2008 - Having already passed her 70th birthday, Kathy Heyndels still
embraces change as expressed by both her designs and her adopting OptiTex
software to facilitate her creative and production processes.
“I have been producing a variety of fine clothing lines for quite some
time: Prêt-a-porter to haute couture to wedding gowns,” states Heyndels. “I
have four shops throughout Greece, including my flagship store in central
Athens that allows me to present my creations to a rather sophisticated
crowd. I know that I always have to welcome new factors into my process to
stay fresh, and OptiTex is an excellent product to help me continue on my
creative journey.”
Customers of Heyndels garner considerable benefit from her open-minded
approach to design technology. She begins by performing a complete 3D body
scan of each customer. The resulting file allows the OptiTex CAD/CAM
software to generate an exact image of the customer’s body type “dressed” in
any selected design – a key aspect of the selection process of a
made-to-measure item.
All of this allows OptiTex to provide rapid ROI by virtually eliminating
fabric and material waste by allowing designers to see how their products
move and perform before the first bolt is cut.
“We’re very happy to add Kathy to our roster of leading designers who
leverage our software,” states Ran Machtinger, President and CEO of OptiTex,
Ltd. “The breadth of our designers is truly staggering - from Hugo Boss to
exciting up-and-comers like Laurance Rassin – and now Kathy Heyndels. We
also appreciate our OptiTex business network, as Kathy joined us through
Thimios Moutsianas, our dealer in Greece.”
Heyndels’ Summer 2008 lines harken back to Afroditi-inspired designs with
a decidedly modern twist, providing a wide range of apparel where antiquity
meets modernity. Her creations were warmly received by representatives of
key fashion magazines, buyers for major outlets and industry insiders at her
show on April 14.
“After challenging myself by adding OptiTex technology at this point in
my career, watching my fashion concepts spring to life on screen and then
being so well received at my show was exhilarating,” concludes Heyndels. “As
I was fusing past and present to create, this was happening on parallel
levels combining OptiTex software with my inner visions of beauty. Now my
customers, both locally and worldwide, can enjoy the results of this
challenge.”
About OptiTex
OptiTex specializes in the development of innovative, easy-to-operate 2D
and 3D CAD/CAM solutions for sewn products and other related industries. Our
native Windows-based software for digitizing, pattern engineering, grading,
marking, advanced automatic nesting and draping, is specifically designed to
meet the needs of today's manufacturers of industrial fabrics, apparel,
upholstery, transportation, composites, home furnishings, among others.
OptiTex's open architecture system features multitude of import/export
formats, enabling OptiTex users to interface with a wide range of software
and hardware. OptiTex also offers a completely integrated CAD package.
OptiTex products are available in more than 20 languages and are sold and
supported around the world through certified distributors and OEMs.
For more information, visit www.optitex.com.
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