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A realistic modern clothing shop and wardrobe kit in metre units, built because a catalogue of props had no clothes in it. The garments come folded and hung. Folded: a t shirt in three colourways, a polo, a boarded dress shirt, a jumper, a hoodie with its hood folded back, jeans and shorts with waistbands and stitched pockets, a five high stack of tees, a four high stack of jumpers, a rolled pair of socks, a blank underwear multipack in a polythene sleeve, a fringed scarf and a bordered bath towel. Hung: a t shirt, a shirt in two colourways, a blouse, a jumper, a hoodie, a jacket, a coat, a dress in two lengths, trousers on a clip hanger and a suit inside a clear cover, plus empty wooden, wire and velvet hangers. The fixtures are a ported 1.2 m straight rail, a turning round rail, a wall bracket, a four way stand, a ported 1 m folded stock bay, a wardrobe with hanging space behind two doors, a four drawer chest, a shoe rack of plain shoe forms, an accessory table with a drawer, a cheval mirror, a torso form and a full form, a ported fitting room cubicle, a laundry basket, a garment steamer, blank swing tickets and size cubes, and the board floor tile the shop is laid on. There is no cloth simulation and no skinning anywhere in this library, so every garment is static geometry in a settled pose: a folded garment is a soft block with a collar notch and a fold edge, and a hung garment is a shaped shell with shoulders, a taper, sleeves and a hem, built around its hanger and hanging below the origin so it drops onto a rail. Nothing drapes, swings or creases. The wardrobe and cubicle doors swing, the drawers pull out, the round rail head spins, the basket lid lifts and the steamer wheels roll, all as rigid node transforms. Fabric, curtains, the steamer hose and shoe laces are deliberately static, and the mannequin forms are plain matt display forms with no face, features or skin tone, shipped undressed because a garment cannot be fitted to them without skinning. No clothing brand, retailer or trade dress appears anywhere and every ticket, label and sign face is blank. CC0 geometry prepared for human review.
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Use the “Clothing Rail and Wardrobe” pack in my project. Manifest (JSON, every model with its CDN URL): https://3dassets.dev/api/v1/packs/clothing-rail-and-wardrobe Starter scene (one GLB with every piece placed): https://cdn.3dassets.dev/assets/35480/v1/model.glb Pack page: https://3dassets.dev/packs/clothing-rail-and-wardrobe Description: Clothes and the fixtures they live on: folded tees, shirts, jumpers and jeans with their stacks, garments hung on wooden, wire, velvet and clip hangers, and the rails, stands, stock bays, wardrobe, drawers, cubicles, mirror and mannequin forms that carry them. - 49 GLB models, 3.6 MB in total - Units: metres, +Y up, shared scale and palette across the pack - Licence: CC0 1.0 Universal (no attribution required) - Loading: three.js GLTFLoader; no additional decoders required. Load models individually from the manifest, or the starter scene as one file.
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Clothing Rail and Wardrobe
Clothes and the fixtures they live on: folded tees, shirts, jumpers and jeans with their stacks, garments hung on wooden, wire, velvet and clip hangers, and the rails, stands, stock bays, wardrobe, drawers, cubicles, mirror and mannequin forms that carry them.
One GLB with every piece placed in a starter scene. Each model is also below on its own.
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Folded t shirt (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
A t shirt folded the way a shop folds one for a shelf: a soft off white block with the sleeves turned in, a fold edge across the top, a ribbed crew collar notch at the back and a blank neck label.
Folded t shirt, navy (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
The same folded tee in navy with an off white collar rib, for stacking a shelf in more than one colour. Geometry is identical to the off white tee.
Folded t shirt, mustard (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
The same folded tee in mustard with an off white collar rib, the third colourway in the range. Geometry is identical to the off white tee.
Folded polo shirt (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
The folded tee with a polo collar band and a three button placket lying on the front, in mustard with an off white trim, so a shelf can carry two garment types without a second block.
Folded shirt with a collar band (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
A dress shirt folded flat over its board: a low off white block with the collar stood up in a navy band, two blank presentation clips on the front and a fold edge across the middle.
Folded jumper (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
A knitted jumper folded into a deeper, softer navy block than a tee makes, with ribs running across the top face, a crew collar notch and a blank neck label.
Folded hoodie (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
The folded jumper block in sage with the hood folded back over the top of it and the two drawcords lying loose across the front, which is what makes a folded hoodie read as a hoodie.
Folded jeans (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
A pair of indigo jeans folded in half and then in three: the waistband and four belt loops stand along the back edge, the fly seam and two back pockets are picked out in ochre stitching, and the waistband carries a blank patch.
Folded shorts (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
The same fold in a shallower, shorter block for denim shorts, with the same waistband, belt loops, ochre stitching and blank patch, for the summer end of a folded stock bay.
Stack of five folded t shirts (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
Five folded tees stacked the way a shop stacks a size run, in off white, terracotta, navy, sage and mustard, each sitting a few millimetres out of line so the stack reads as cloth rather than as a solid block.
Stack of three folded jumpers (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
The same stack built from the deeper knitwear fold, three jumpers high in navy, terracotta and sage, which is as tall as a shop stacks knitwear between two shelves at 350 mm centres.
Rolled pair of socks (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
A pair of navy socks rolled into each other with the off white cuff turned back over the roll, on a blank card band: the small unit a sock display is built from.
Blank underwear multipack (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
A three piece multipack on a card backer under a clear polythene sleeve, with a blank header panel across the back. The packaging is the model: no brand, print or wording anywhere on it.
Folded scarf (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
A wool scarf folded into three courses, terracotta over off white over terracotta, with a knotted fringe at each end and a blank paper band round the middle.
Folded bath towel (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
An off white bath towel folded in two courses with a woven sage border band on each face, for a homeware shelf or a fitting room bench.
T shirt on a hanger (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
A terracotta t shirt hanging on a slim velvet hanger: a shaped shell with shoulders, a slight body taper, short sleeves with turned cuffs and a ribbed crew neck, in the settled shape a jersey tee takes on a rail.
Shirt on a hanger (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
An off white cotton shirt on a shaped beech hanger: shoulders, a straight body, long sleeves with cuffs, a stand collar and a buttoned placket down the front with five modelled buttons.
Shirt on a hanger, blue (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
The same shirt in navy with an off white collar and placket, so a rail of shirts is not one colour. Geometry and hanger are identical to the off white shirt.
Blouse on a hanger (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
A chambray blouse in indigo on a velvet hanger: the shirt shell cut narrower at the shoulder and flared through the hem, with an off white collar, cuffs and placket.
Jumper on a hanger (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
A mustard knitted jumper on a beech hanger: a broader, deeper shell than a shirt makes, with long sleeves, ribbed cuffs and a ribbed crew neck.
Hoodie on a hanger (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
The jumper shell in sage with a hood standing behind the shoulders and off white cuffs, which is the same fixture load with a different silhouette on the rail.
Jacket on a hanger (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
A navy jacket on a beech hanger with open lapels, a full length zip with a modelled pull and two patch pockets, cut a little fuller than a shirt so it reads as outerwear on a rail.
Coat on a hanger (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
A terracotta knee length coat on a beech hanger: a long flared shell with lapels, a double row of six buttons and a belt across the back, the tallest garment on a shop rail.
Dress on a hanger (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
A terracotta knee length dress on a velvet hanger: a sleeveless shell flared from a corded waist seam, on two shoulder straps, in the settled shape a light dress takes hanging.
Long dress on a hanger (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
The same dress cut to the floor in navy, with a wider skirt flare, for the long end of a rail or a fitting room hook. It needs a rail at least 1.4 m clear of the floor.
Trousers on a clip hanger (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
A pair of navy trousers hung upside down from a beech clip hanger: two sprung clips with rubber pads on the hems, two tapered legs with a pressed crease each and the waistband and belt at the bottom.
Suit on a hanger under a cover (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
A navy suit jacket on a beech hanger inside a clear polythene garment cover, open at the hem, with a blank card panel on the front: how a shop or a wardrobe keeps tailoring.
Wooden hanger (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
An empty shaped beech hanger with a chrome hook, a trouser bar under the shoulder line and a blank swing ticket on a thread, for stocking a rail or filling a wardrobe.
Wire hanger (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
The drawn wire hanger a dry cleaner returns a shirt on: one continuous wire from the hook through the shoulder line and the bottom bar, with no ticket.
Velvet hanger (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
The slim flocked hanger a wardrobe is filled with: a thin navy flocked bar with a moulded shoulder notch each side to stop a strap sliding off, on a chrome hook.
Straight clothing rail on legs (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
A 1.2 m shop rail: a chrome top tube at 1.55 m between two braced chrome uprights on grey feet, with a lower stock bar for boxed or folded stock under the hanging garments.
Round clothing rail (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
A 0.9 m diameter round rail on a weighted grey column: a chrome ring on four spokes and a hub, at 1.44 m, the fixture a shop puts a promotion or a size run on.
Wall mounted rail bracket (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
A 0.7 m grey backplate on six fixings carrying two braced arms and a 0.66 m chrome tube 270 mm off the wall, for a shop wall, a stock room or a bedroom alcove.
Four way display stand (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
The stand that faces four ways at once: a chrome post on a four arm grey cross base, with two pairs of straight arms at 1.34 m and 1.5 m, each with an upturned end stop, under a blank sign panel.
Shelving bay for folded stock (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
A 1 m by 2 m stock bay on slotted grey uprights: five oak decks at 0.35 m centres over a kick plinth, a painted backing panel and a blank header board, which is what folded garments are merchandised on.
Wardrobe with hanging space (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
A 1.2 m double wardrobe on a recessed plinth: two shaker oak doors on real hinges with chrome bar handles, a top shelf, a chrome hanging rail with three empty hangers on it and a base shelf inside.
Chest of drawers (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
A four drawer chest on a recessed plinth with an oak bullnose top: the drawers are graduated, shallowest at the top, each on a chrome bar handle and each rigged to pull out.
Shoe rack with shoes (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
A 0.82 m grey framed shoe rack with three raked oak decks and retaining bars, holding six plain shoe forms in charcoal, terracotta and off white, two to a deck.
Accessory display table (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
A 1.1 m oak display table on tapered legs with a boxed apron, a knobbed drawer that pulls out and an oak tray of blank swing tickets on the top, for accessories by a till or a fitting room.
Full length mirror (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
A 1.9 m oak framed cheval mirror raked back on splayed feet with rubber pads, carrying a full height mirror pane: the fixture a shop floor and a bedroom both need.
Mannequin torso on a stand (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
A shop torso form on a chrome stem and a weighted charcoal disc base, 1.36 m to the neck. It is a plain matt display form and not a person: no face, no features, no skin tone and no hands.
Full mannequin form (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
The full length shop form, 1.78 m on a weighted charcoal disc base: legs, torso, two plain arms and a featureless head, all in the same matt off white. It is a display form, not a person, and carries no face, features or skin tone.
Fitting room cubicle (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
A 1 m by 2.2 m fitting room: two painted side panels and a back panel, a louvred oak door on a real hinge, a mirror, a hook rail, a bench and a chrome head rail carrying six curtain rings.
Laundry basket (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
A 0.6 m tapered laundry basket with a woven off white banding up the sides, a rolled oak rim and a lipped lid on a hinge along the back edge, for a fitting room, a stock room or a bedroom.
Garment steamer (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
An upright steamer on a wheeled charcoal foot: a painted boiler with a blank control panel, a clear water tank, a chrome pole with a hanging bar at 1.55 m and a steam head on its hose.
Price tag set (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
Blank shop signage in one model: a chrome ticket stand hung with four wordless swing tickets on threads, and a raked card counter sign in an oak foot. Every face is blank, so a project writes its own.
Size cube set (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
Five oak size cubes turned at slightly different angles on an oak tray, each with a blank card face front and back, the markers a folded stock bay is sized with. No letters or numbers are modelled.
Shop floor tile (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
A 1.5 m square of pale board flooring with proud joints and staggered end butts, so a field of tiles reads as laid boards rather than as one flat plane.
Clothing shop floor with rails, fitting rooms and a homeware corner (Clothing Rail and Wardrobe)
A small clothes shop laid out as one place on the pack own board floor: a run of three coupled straight rails down the middle hung with shirts, a blouse, a jacket, jumpers, a hoodie, two dresses, a covered suit and trousers, with two empty hangers at the end of the run. A...









