Combining origami techniques with novel approaches to 3-D printing, a design has created a process that allows a 3-D printed dress to move and sway like real fabric.

The design studio Nervous System has invented a novel process that allows a flowing dress to emerge from 3-D printed plastic. Called Kinematics, their bespoke software combines origami folding ...

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Digi-fabric consists of tiny geometric shapes–squares, hexagons and the like–which, when linked together in a printed fabric swatch, allow multi-directional stretchiness.

3D printed hollow structures are much lighter. In addition to nylon, the team also experimented with aluminum fabric and it showed similar results, enhanced by the metal’s strength as you would ...

Meganne Wecker’s grandfather used to say he could tell the factory was busy by the sound of staple guns click-click-clicking like typewriter keys as workers affixed fabric to furniture frames.

Knitted fabric is soft and flexible, whereas 3D prints are rigid. I never imagined it would be possible to “knit” 3D-printed fabric and get almost the same flexibility as yarn-knitted fabric. This ...

By and large, our clothes don’t actively move. They’re simple pieces of fabric assembled to sit nicely on our bodies, and little more. [anoukwipprecht] created something a little more t… ...

Nottinghamshire-based textile brand Kirkby Design has partnered with British designer Tom Dixon to transform photographs of textured materials such as foil and hair into digitally printed textiles.

Comments. 1. At 9:32pm on 21 May 2010, U14477345 wrote:. The style reminds me of something from the 1800's, but also Mexican influenced at the same time. Very lovely. I even love the shoes.