Wear it in eight dimensions.
Technical outerwear you can walk all the way around before you buy. Grab any piece, drag it through 360, then switch on the layers that show fabric, depth, light and structure.
01 / The pieces
Three objects. Tap one.
Every piece is shot on eight angles. Tap a card and it drops into the viewer, ready to be grabbed.
02 / The viewer
Grab it. Turn it.
Drag the piece or use the arrow keys. Everything below the rotation is a live layer, not a picture of one.
360 SCAN
SAMPLE RATE 120
Switch piece
03 / The layers
D4 to D8. All real.
Five switches, five things actually happening on the page. Nothing here is a video.
Rotation
Eight angles per garment, blended as you drag so the spin never stutters. Arrow keys work too.
Material scan
A pass light runs the length of the piece to read weave, coating and seam tape.
Depth field
The stage, grid and piece move at different rates against your cursor, so the garment sits in space.
Light rig
One key light you control. Move over the piece and the highlight follows, like holding a torch in a studio.
Structure mesh
Contour rings, axis ticks and vertex marks drawn over the garment for the technical read.
Your shop could do this.
This page is a concept, built by Keast Digital to show what a product page can be when it stops being a flat photo. If you sell real things and your site cannot do this, let's talk.