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The main thing I would clarify with the vendor is whether they need a flat textile pattern or a visual mockup. For actual production, the flat artwork usually needs the correct dimensions, repeat size, colors, and file format so the design prints properly on fabric. This is especially useful when working on traditional clothing, where small changes in the pattern can affect the final look. I came across this while looking at different kilts for sale since the fabric pattern and overall design need to work well together in the finished garment.

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Hmm, in fact if the vendor wants to be able to "Print the design from AI" you MUST NOT deliver something like the picture you sent, it would be useless to the vendor. They need a non-3D image. That's a marketing image, not a production image. As I said, don't guess - it is entirely reasonable for you to ask for full technical details, and a few examples. 

Creating a 3D projection of a fabric design is a big challenge. You see that the sides must be squeezed, and body shape must be followed. It may need special software or plug-ins. And you MUST do it right, otherwise the seller can be sued for a deceptive representation of a product. That's entirely separate to the art of designing patterns for clothing. Are you SURE they want you to deliver 3D projections? If they are asking for "designs" they may be requiring the flat fabric design. Don't guess, this could cost months of work and tens of thousands of dollars to buy the wrong apps...

What is the thing you don't know?

How to create this kind of file?

Or how to create this kind of marble graphics?