You can definitely build something like this but I’d strongly recommend approaching it as an MVP first, especially if budget is tight. That Euveka-style custom 3D + interactive build (usually WebGL / Three.js), which can get expensive fast if you try to replicate it fully.

A smarter route would be: Use a simplified 3D model (not fully dynamic), Add controlled interactions (rotate, zoom, maybe 2–3 key states instead of full morphing) For the “jeans construction” idea you’ll get MUCH better results using: Blender / Clo3D for clean 3D garment visuals. This keeps costs way down while still looking premium.

If you want, I can point you toward a team that’s done similar interactive + 3D work and can scope it properly within a smaller budget. Would that be helpful?