3D racing suit configurator for racewear makers.
Homologation, design, four color zones, sponsor logos, the belt name, flag and blood group, size or made to measure, priced live. FIA suits must carry epaulettes, so only a karting suit can drop them.
Live 3D · Pick options or ask AISBFS builds 3D configurators for racewear makers and motorsport suit tailors: drivers pick the homologation, from karting to FIA 8856-2018, choose a size or made to measure, set the design and the color of each zone, add sponsor logos and the name, flag and blood group on the belt, see the suit in 3D and get a price before a fitting. The demo below is a working example. A configurator is priced from a $4,000 one-time Pilot on your own site to $50,000 and up for the full channel, with a monthly fee on each build tier.
Updated: Nov 2026
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Quoting racing suits by hand
A racing suit is made to order for one driver, so every quote starts with a homologation, a size and a design sketch. Drivers and teams cannot picture how a chevron in their colors, the logos and their name will look from a flat template, so the sketches go back and forth by email. A rep prices the suit, the sizing, the design and each patch by hand. A karting order with no epaulettes moved up to an FIA tier, or a name too long for the belt, is often caught only when the order reaches the workroom.
What the configurator does
The demo above shows what a buyer sees. A build for you starts from your own products, rules and prices.
In this demo
Homologation
Karting to CIK-FIA Level 2 in a sublimated print, club racing to FIA 8856-2018 in a two-layer aramid, or pro lightweight to FIA 8856-2018 in the lightest aramid.
Size and cut
XS to XXL across EU 46 to 62, or made to measure from 14 measurements, in a race cut with pre-curved arms and legs or with aramid stretch panels under the arms and across the back.
Design and colors
Solid, two-tone, chevron or racing stripes, and twelve stock fabric colors for the body, side panels, collar and cuffs, and accent, with the epaulettes in the body or the accent color, or none on a karting suit.
Logos and belt
None, two, four or six sponsor logos on the chest, sleeves and legs, embroidered on FIA suits and printed in on karting, and the driver name, flag and blood group on the belt.
Homologation rules
FIA suits must carry epaulettes, so only a karting suit can drop them, and moving a suit up to an FIA tier puts them back. The driver name takes up to 16 characters.
AI mode
Describe what you want in plain words and the assistant sets the options for you, inside the same rules.
Live price
The estimate updates with every change and lists what each option adds. The prices in this demo are samples; yours come from your own price list.
In your build
Your catalog and your price list
Your products, option names and prices, embedded in your site or Shopify.
Option rules
Combinations your shop cannot build are blocked as the buyer configures, so what leaves the browser is buildable.
Quotes and leads
Each configuration reaches your team as a lead or a quote, with every option attached.
Production outputs and integrations
Any size the buyer types in (within your fabrication rules), files for production, and a connection to your online store or ERP.
A real result from another product.
Muebles Torga
Customer-service tickets fell 72% once Torga's configurator stopped customers from ordering parts that didn't fit. SBFS added visual compatibility rules to the modular systems, plus a dealer portal where staff can step into a dealer's account to help, with a record of who did what.
Read the Muebles Torga case studyWhen a SaaS tool fits better
If you sell a few stock suits in standard sizes and colors from an online store, a product-options app for that store may be all you need, with each size and color as a variant.
A custom build is worth it when each suit is cut and colored for one driver, your homologation, sizing and embroidery rules decide what can be made, and each order has to reach your workroom with them. If an app covers your range, we say so in Diagnose.
The sourced comparison of custom and SaaS configuratorsWhat it costs and how long it takes.
The Pilot is one fee, credited in full to the build if you continue. Each build tier is a one-time setup plus a monthly fee for running and improving it, with Diagnose included and ending in a quote inside your tier.
Pilot
$4,000 one-time
Your own product live in a working 3D configurator on your own site, priced, with the full fee credited to the build if you continue.
Parametric
$20,000–$40,000 setup · $500–$1,500 a month
Any size the buyer types in, your fabrication rules, files for production, and a connection to your online store or ERP.
Forge
from $50,000 setup · monthly fee scoped with you
Your whole sales operation, from catalog to checkout, on a platform you own.
Diagnose
We map your options, rules and prices with your team and hand you a spec, a quote inside your tier and a date.
Build
A first working version at a private link, with a new demo to review every Friday.
Launch
The full channel typically ships in six weeks, launched on your domain. A configurator added to the store you already run is usually quicker.
Operate & improve
We stay on: new product lines, rules, prices and integrations, under the monthly fee of your tier. The code and data are yours.
Questions about racing suit configurators.
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