stonefletcher / tools / tailorkit

TailorKit: shape the outfit, keep the character.

0.3.0 release candidateBlender 5.2 add-on

Clothing tools for Blender, built for artists and AI assistants. Fit working copies of your garments, bind clothes to supported body shapes, sew and drape presets, and inspect measured fit reports. A guided practice scene and offline tutorial help you get started.

Commercial release in preparationAll tools →Start the tutorial →Set up your AI client →License and support →
Actual TailorKit 0.3.0 interface showing Character, Create or fit, Check and review, and Save or export
Fresh capture, Blender 5.2.2 LTS: the 0.3.0 artist workflow with its original static practice fixture. This is the running tool, not an interface mockup.
Blender render of TailorKit's simple teal practice shirt around its original torso fixture
The included learning fixture, rendered in Blender. It teaches source inspection and a current-shape static fit; it is not an animated character or a production clothing pack.
Diagram: artists use the sidebar, AI uses Python or MCP, both call TailorKit tools and read fit reports
The same tools for artists and AI clients. MCP uses saved scene copies; reports keep command completion separate from fit approval.
Earlier in-game LifeShare wardrobe showing multiple clothing styles and character builds
Earlier LifeShare integration example. These game assets are not included in the add-on, and this image does not certify every outfit or body combination.
Earlier Blender detail study of a mint polo collar and buttoned placket
Earlier garment detail study: polo collar and placket. Production fit and target-engine checks remain separate.

A clear path through Blender

Choose your character, create or fit the outfit, check and review it, then save or export. Collapsible sections keep specialist controls out of your way. The included practice torso and shirt teach a first static fit without downloading a character.

Bring your own garments

Artist garments support static meshes. Conform transfers weights and body keys to working copies of clothing made for a rigged template. Body-fitted and sewn presets have their own supported-template requirements. Your original sources stay available.

Evidence before approval

Inspect the current shape, record named body combinations, check the whole outfit including shoes, and review compatible poses on isolated copies. Reports retain crossings, layer gaps and failed cases. Sampled checks do not certify every shape, continuous animation or game runtime.

Ready for your AI workflow

A discoverable local API exposes typed inputs, scene state, commands and structured reports. The included stdio MCP bridge lets your AI client work on saved copies in separate Blender processes. It needs no cloud account or API key and does not attach to an open artist window.

Candidate exports, with context

Export an outfit FBX with a fresh current-shape report and asset credits. Keep editable sources, and verify units, materials, weights, morphs and poses in your target application. Export completion is separate from garment acceptance.

Release status

0.3.0 is a private release candidate tested on Blender 5.2.2 LTS. The code and included documentation use GPL-3.0-or-later with source included. Final pricing, catalogue validation and release approval are still in preparation. No character or third-party clothing library is included. The guide and AI setup are available to read now.

Support

Questions about a tool? Reach out on LinkedIn.