Marvelous Designer 2025.0 offers enhanced animation features, experimental fur support, and a completely redesigned modular clothing library. The software has long established itself as one of the leading tools for 3D clothing modeling, allowing artists to work with virtual fabrics just like real ones: creating patterns, sewing elements, and draping them on digital characters. The program is widely used in game and animation studios, and finished simulations can be exported in Alembic, FBX, USD, and other formats.

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Version 2025.0 introduces key innovations:
Keyframe Animation. Users can now animate the position of 3D avatar joints, fabric properties, and simulation parameters, including wind settings. Previously, these functions were limited to editing cached simulations.
IK Skeleton Mapping. Imported characters with compatible bone structures—such as from Daz 3D, Mixamo, Character Creator, or MetaHuman—are automatically converted to Marvelous Designer format. Manual mapping and an Auto Convert to Motion feature for converting FBX animations are also available.
Experimental Fur Support. The new Fur Strand material is visible in the viewport and test renders, with fur moving synchronously with the fabric. Users can adjust shape, length, thickness, curls, color, and variability of the fur strands. USD format export is supported.
Improvements to Existing Tools. Auto Sewing, Auto Fitting, UV Editor, avatar editor, and Sculpt tool have been updated. In particular, automatic UV unfolding for garment backs and sides is now possible, quad mesh generation improved, support added for exporting PBR textures with base map recoloring, and creation of double-sided zippers.
New Modular Library. The ability to save garment parts as modules enables quick assembly of different styles. The library is integrated with the CLO-SET platform and the Connect marketplace. The interface has been updated to support the new features.

Marvelous Designer 2025.0 is available for Windows 10 and above, and macOS 12.0 and above. The software is offered by subscription: a personal plan costing $39 per month or $280 per year, and a corporate plan starting at $199 per month or $1900 per year.