Julia Daviy introduces the world's inaugural customizable three-dimensionally printed skirt entitled the 'Organic Skirt.' It is the first in the market to be entirely digitally produced. It starts with a digital design and fabrication process before additional manufacturing is contributed.
It is based on 3D design and virtual fashion with the use of large-format printing and development with customizable software. The methodology allows the skirt to be printed with nearly no waste due to the use of 100% recyclable TPE. As a result of the customizable components, the products are printed to be the perfect fit to respectable consumers. The material is flexible and true to the brand's method informed with organic cruelty-free fabric lining.
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Trend Themes
1. Digitally Printed Clothing - The concept of digital printing on fabrics can be applied to other types of clothing, which can lead to further customization options for consumers.
2. Sustainable Manufacturing - Digitally manufactured clothing can provide a more sustainable and eco-friendly option compared to traditional methods.
3. Virtual Fashion Design - The use of virtual design software can revolutionize the way fashion is created and produced, leading to increased efficiency and lower costs.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can benefit from the introduction of digital manufacturing and sustainability practices, which can differentiate brands in a competitive market.
2. 3D Printing - The use of 3D printing technology can provide opportunities for industries beyond fashion, such as healthcare and aerospace engineering.
3. Software Development - There is a growing need for customized software development in order to facilitate the creation and production of digitally manufactured products.