Fashion

KARL MAYER, a manufacturer that provides solutions for the fields of warp knitting and flat knitting, technical textiles, warp preparation for weaving and digitalisation, has merged additive manufacturing with the traditional procedures used in...

One of the very first additive manufacturing applications in the jewelry industry dates back to 2008: a ring 3D printed in gold, one of the most preferred precious metals for fine jewelry. Over time,...

The presale begins January 24th 2023, and ships out February 6th 2023. LACE by Jenny Wu – a designer jewelry brand that we discovered for the first time five years ago, is launching Link, a new...

It’s easy to see glasses, shoes and bikes as top applications in the consumer goods industry, but there are more…And what’s even more interesting is that sometimes, the founders do not necessarily always have...

Kanye West gave fans plenty to talk about on social media with his recent YZYSZN 9 presentation at Paris Fashion Week. While most of the headlines focus on the “shocking” “White Lives Matter” T-shirts...

Materials producer IperionX has recently announced a partnership with luxury watchmaker Panerai, a branch of Compagnie Financière Richemont SA. Together, they will fabricate titanium watches using additive manufacturing and IperionX patented technologies. The announcement follows...

With its manufacturing of daily wear items such as T-shirts, Simplifyber aims to replace wovens and knits, which together represent a $25B market globally. We may probably see an increasing focus on the development of...

The use of 3D printing in the jewelry industry is not that new. As a matter of fact, we have already highlighted several examples on this platform. However, the use of Windform® GT -...

Sportswear manufacturer Asics debuts a line of 3D printed footwear with ACTIBREEZE™ 3D SANDAL. Designed “to help the body and mind of a recovering athlete in the After Performance phase”, these sandals feature a geometric structure created with...

It’s too bad we cannot wear haute couture like “regular and daily clothes” but this latest creation from Dutch Designer Iris Van Herpen goes one step beyond the simple use of 3D printing. If you...