A University of Rhode Island textiles professor is working with 3D printing technology to create symbols on clothing to help visually impaired and neurodivergent shoppers.

Want to make a t-shirt with a custom design printed on it? It’s possible to use a 3D printer, and Prusa Research have a well-documented blog post and video detailing two different ways to use 3D ...

Discover how Sneakprint uses 3D printing to create fully customized sneakers perfectly tailored to each wearer’s foot.

Utilizing digital scans, the team at Variant 3D has developed software where consumers can design their own wardrobe and email it to a local clothing 3D printer to create sustainable clothing ...

Learn more about Copenhagen-based Son of a Tailor, a fashion tech company making custom, made-to-order clothing via 3D-printing.

Topline From aerospace and medical purposes to fashion and automotive innovations, there are nearly limitless possibilities of 3D printing for prototyping, manufacturing and customization.

3D textile printing has the potential to significantly reduce the number of resources needed to produce fabrics for uses such as clothing and furnishings. Processes can be streamlined, use less raw ...

Buying shoes can be a compromise for so many – one foot smaller than the other, off-the-shelf options that never feel ‘quite right’. Sure, true made-to-measure shoes have existed for centuries—but at ...

[Teaching Tech] got an interesting e-mail from [Johan] showing pictures of 3D prints with a dye-sublimated color image on the surface. Normally, we think of dye sublimation, we think of pressing co… ...