CLR Wear is an early-stage fashion-tech company focused on revolutionizing apparel through a custom sizing and pattern-generation algorithm. The business addresses poor fit and inventory waste by using phone-based 3D body scans to create made-to-order custom-fit garments. This model eliminates the need for finished inventory, reducing waste and enhancing customer satisfaction. The company's core asset is the algorithm, designed for compatibility with automated domestic laser cutters that craft personalized patterns from user-provided measurements. CLR Wear is pre-revenue, presenting potential buyers with a foundational business model, brand assets, as well as technology that includes a brand name, website content, and an industry partnership with an AI 3D body scan provider. The envisioned revenue streams encompass direct-to-consumer sales, algorithm licensing to apparel brands, private-label production, and niche garment manufacturing. Operations focus on automating sale processes, requiring minimal manual input—seamsters are involved only in fabric handling, sewing, and shipping. Buyers have an opportunity to advance the brand in sectors like apparel, fashion tech, and e-commerce. Key customer demographics are individuals seeking better fits, sustainability-conscious consumers, and those outside conventional sizes. The founder is open to discussing the sale with interested operators who can elevate the business using existing resources and industry expertise. Post-sale support for a smooth transition is offered, including guidance on asset handoff and operational processes. CLR Wear stands as a promising venture for those looking to innovate in custom-fit apparel manufacturing.