Giving clothing thickness

- Depending on how you want to use your model,…you may or may not want to give it thickness.…Now many of our pieces of clothing don't have any thickness,…but they have a trim going around them,…and that hides the fact that they are impossibly thin.…However, if we take a closer look at the shirt,…this is one piece that doesn't have any thickness,…and it's looking a little bit fake around the edges…just because there's really nothing to make it look…like it's phsyically real.…Additionally, if you wanted to 3D print the model,…it would absolutely have to have thickness…in order to print.…

In this video, I'll show you how…to give the shirt that thickness.…Okay, so let's make sure we've got the shirt…as our active subtool.…And I'm gonna turn on Solo mode…to hide everything else.…Now to give the shirt a thickness,…one thing we're going to have to do…is get rid of its subdivision levels.…So let's delete all lower subdivision levels.…Now let's go into the Geometry pallet,…and open up Edge Loop.…Basically what Edge Loop is going to do…