If you don't need a fully 3D view, three.js is likely overkill, agree.
Not sure which stack you use, but I know e.g. with react you can easily turn SVGs into website components and give them parameters.
For your preview that would mean you could simply hand the colors to your SVG without having to save all the options as single SVG files.
Logos would need to be overlaid though.
Maybe that helps ๐
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I think I see what you mean. 3D would be cool asf but right now just doing 2D.
I think the rest you're describing is what I'm attempting to do, but for now I'm just stuck learning to use dogma so I can create the SVG of my model including the stitches. I think I'll get through that pretty quickly. But we'll have to see if I can manage to actually use it how I'm looking for.
Good luck :) I hope once you have a good base SVG the rest will fall into place. Since SVGs are code, replacing colors on the fly is possible