Industry · Fashion & Wearables
Fashion pieces fabric physically can't become
When a collection needs geometry — lattices that move with a body, architectural silhouettes, pieces that photograph like the future — printing is the only atelier that can sew it. We've made peace with impossible mood boards; bring yours.
Three fashion lanes
Runway & editorial: sculptural statement pieces — bodices, headwear, armor-like structures — engineered light enough to wear for a show and strong enough to survive backstage. Jewelry: crisp SLA masters for investment casting and full prototype ranges before metal is committed. Wearables: flexible TPU and SLS nylon pieces mapped to the body via 3D scanning.
Body-first engineering
A wearable print is a mechanical problem wearing couture: weight distribution, flex zones, attachment points, skin comfort. We solve those with the designer rather than after the fitting — hinged sections, hidden fastening, and finishes from raw technical texture to lacquered gloss via fabrication finishing.
Model measurements or a body scan lock the fit; show-week revisions ride the rapid prototyping lane.
| Fashion work at a glance | |
|---|---|
| Runway pieces | Lightweight engineered structures |
| Jewelry | Casting masters & prototypes |
| Flexibles | TPU · thin-wall SLS nylon |
| Fit method | Measurements or body scan |
| Finish range | Raw technical → high gloss |
Make the lookbook piece real
Send sketches or files and the show date — fashion calendars are brutal and we quote accordingly, fast.