I’m building out the product pages for a new e-commerce line of casual T-shirts and I need photorealistic 3D versions of each shirt that shoppers can spin, zoom and view from every angle. The final assets must showcase the shirts exactly as they will appear in real life, complete with realistic fabric folds, stitching and true-to-size proportions so there are no surprises when customers receive the physical item. Every shirt carries a distinctive graphic or logo front and center, so the models have to capture print placement, color accuracy and surface interaction with the cloth. Solid UV mapping is essential; the artwork can’t stretch or blur when the model is rotated. Subtle material variation—heather blends, lightweight cotton, or a slightly ribbed collar—should be baked into your shader setup rather than faked in post. You’re free to work in CLO3D, Marvelous Designer, Blender, Maya or a similar pipeline, provided the end result is cleanly organized and exports reliably. Deliverables: • One low-poly, game-ready FBX or GLB for the 360-viewer, with baked textures (base color, normal, roughness). • One high-resolution still render (front, back and angled view) per design, minimum 3000 px on the longest side for the product gallery. • A short turntable MP4 or GIF so I can preview animation smoothness before final approval. Please keep filenames tidy and include any custom materials or texture atlases in clearly labeled folders. If you have past clothing or apparel work, sharing a link or two will speed up selection.