Category
Fabric Sculpting Brushes
Fabric sculpting is about rhythm, weight, and scale. This category covers Blender and ZBrush brush packs for folds, drapery, compression, seams, stitches, and fabric alphas so cloth reads soft, heavy, or crisp.
To sell fabric, build primary folds, secondary tension, and micro detail. Use broad drapery brushes for silhouette, compression folds in stress areas, and seam or weave alphas for close-up detail.
Define garment structure and weight first: heavy cloth makes long folds, light cloth makes tight wrinkles. Block large shapes before micro detail to keep scale clean.
Use compression folds at elbows, knees, belts, and seams; rotate and mirror stamps and keep intensity moderate to avoid harsh cuts.
Place seams where pattern pieces connect, then add stitch lines at low intensity so construction reads without overpowering the fabric.
In Blender, keep each pack in its own Asset Browser folder and register it in File Paths for fast search and consistent catalogs.
In ZBrush, use layers for primary vs. compression folds and morph targets to soften edges without resculpting.
Apply weave and surface alphas only after folds are set; if weave dominates, reduce depth or increase radius.
Stylized cloth favors bold shapes, while realistic cloth needs softer transitions; pick fold families to match the project.
Fabric alphas can add leather or padded detail to armor and props, but keep them secondary to hard-surface forms.
Test brushes on a small sphere to compare scale and depth, then stay consistent across a character.
Use the best sets list and examples below to jump to the strongest fabric packs.
Best sets
These packs are the strongest fits for fabric sculpting. Each set is organized for fast browsing and includes previews so you can judge fold flow and stitch detail before committing.
All products
Full catalog of products currently listed in this category.
Examples
Real product previews showing how fold libraries and fabric alphas read on different materials and scales.
