It has the great advantage of a realistic clothing model. The approach is fairly new so the tool follows the experience gained and is much driven by user requests. 

Users with a (cheaper) personal license can distribute the meshes they build with MD2, but not ask money for them or for the patterns. Selling on the MD site is allowed though.

For me this program is the way ahead in creating clothing. I have a library of patterns that I adapt for different figures. Fitting a pattern to a new figure takes between 5 minutes and an hour, depending on the start position.

Prime asset is the flat unstretched UV's to scale. Lay the pieces as cut from broadcloth, assign the cloth texture and you are done. 

I jumped on the wagon as soon as I could, and have not regretted it a second.