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Here is an example of how you can fit converted XD clothing to a morphed figure:

1. Convert M3 clothing to Hiro default in CrossDresser
2. Convert new Hiro Clothing from Default to Morphed Hiro with Wardrobe Wizard.
   -or -
3. Convert new Hiro Clothing from Default to Morphed Hiro by hand in Blacksmith3D.
   -or-
4. Convert new Hiro Clothing from Default to Morphed Hiro with a Magnet Kit.
   -or-
5. Convert new Hiro Clothing from Default to Morphed Hiro with Tailor.

Using WW to fit a morphed figure is the fastest and easiest.

*You forget about a fifth option:

-Convert new Hiro Clothing from Default, to a version with all the required morphs in it with morphmagic, The utility probably needs some update, cause its on the market since poser4, but it does fairly good job. and I find it remarkably simple to use. I complained some time that it didn't worked with Victoria 4.1 but after I filled in a support ticket I got a solution that did work. You have to load in your target figure and your converted piece of cloth, and then you can transfer al the morphs you want: FBM's , JCM's, expression morphs you name it. It does take a little time before it's finished, but then you save your cloth and when you open it in Poser, it has  the morph dials you wanted. The only thing you can't have are custom morphs of the original piece,witch makes the outfit often so interesting. Another issue is that I find the morphs rather tight, in this case Wardrobe wizard or clothmagnets will probably do a better job, or better making the morphs yourself in modelling program or with blacksmith: it's rather tedious but you get the best results.

Best regards,

Bopperthijs.

-How can you improve things when you don't make mistakes?