Project patterns directly onto fabric

That is the most common use in India. As a blouse cutting projector it throws the full-size blouse pattern straight onto the fabric, so you chalk and cut against the projected line with no paper pattern at all. A blouse cutting projector setup pays for itself quickly in a busy shop - no printing, no tracing, no paper cost. The same blouse cutting projector also handles churidar, kurta and shirt patterns.

Any standard projector with minimum 3000 lumens brightness. We recommend ceiling-mounted installation for best results. Fashion Dot can advise on compatible projector models.

After one-time calibration, projection accuracy is ±2mm - sufficient for all tailoring applications. Calibration takes approximately 10 minutes.

Yes. The CAD software works for both projection and printing/plotting. Use whichever output method suits each job.

The software license is priced separately from the projector hardware. We offer bundle packages. Contact us for current pricing.

A blouse cutting projector throws the graded pattern as light directly onto the fabric and you cut along the projected line. There is no paper and no tracing, which makes it the lowest-cost way to start cutting accurately. A printer gives you a paper pattern you can file and reuse physically.

A fixed mounting above the cutting table and reasonably controlled light. Direct sunlight on the table washes out the projected line, so a shaded corner or a blind is usually enough.

Yes, once the projector is calibrated to the table. Calibration is a one-time setup and is re-checked only if the projector is moved.

One table at a time, since the pattern is projected onto that surface. Shops running two cutting tables usually pair a projector on one with a printed pattern on the other.