3D Printing Fashion: How I 3D-Printed Clothes at Home

[@GetSome944]

wow.... now our clothes are going to be a part of the plasticocean too!! :)

[@danpeguine]

Max Mustermann hopefully there will be new materials by the time this becomes mainstream :)

[@TheBunislipper]

You can actually print PLA plastic with 3D printers which is biodegradable over around a 2 year period :) x

[@simonemoses1081]

3D printed stuff is actually really easy to recycle or just melt it down and turn it back into the string that I came from

[@florrcorr5607]

instead of throwing your clothes out you could remelt them and re use it!

[@panzicraze3763]

My teacher uses a plastic made out of rice fibres to 3D print things

[@kayday1996]

"When youre cold, print your own jacket" proceeds to show jacket full of holes 😂 In all honesty tho, these clothes look amazing. Im so curious what they would feel like..

[@amethysth.1913]

Kati de Jong water will enter through them during the rain and you will be drenched.. that type of feeling but the texture is plasticky lol

[@samalheid6630]

It feels like having plastic on your skin

[@esthernielsen9352]

Look guys, in stead of pointing out the obvious, (No! a shirt with holes are not keeping you warm! No! plastic is not comfy to wear) we should start to come up with ideas how to ideate and iterate on this! Example for the holiday/business trip idea: what if.... you take a profile photo of yourself, upload your scanned measurements on the hotel platform and you will have a new wardrobe when you arrive. When you leave, they just reuse the material for new guests...? Great inspiration @Danit Peleg, love where you going - thank you for sharing!! :D

[@jayyylin]

Don't worry, guys! Clearly if we didn't bother to pack clothing in our luggage, we wouldn't have forgotten our trusty 3-D printer, now would we?

[@iamsammybe]

if you're cold, print yourself a jacket **cut to jacket that is 80% holes** LOL!!!!

[@N.M.E.]

And kilos of Filament.

[@bishopgarrett306]

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[@ibrahimwatson1080]

@Bishop Garrett Instablaster ;)

[@bishopgarrett306]

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[@SubversiveStyle]

Girl...you’re a genius, I can’t believe you even made a houndstooth print 🙌🏼

[@Ioner66]

Every game cloth physics ever.....love it. XDDD

[@aidaramangeldiyev1105]

Am I the only one who has noticed that she does not seem to understand that a jacket with holes is not ideal for winter weather. And how are you supposed to print your own clothes while travelling, is there going to be a 3D printer in every hotel from now on? This seems far from perfection to me, but good effort.

[@danpeguine]

Aidar Amangeldiyev I think that when she says "just imagine the potential", she means that conceptually - yes, you can't 3D print your clothes in your hotel room *today*, but this is something that *may* happen in the future.

[@Hi-yf1oc]

There is someone that made a portable 3D Printer by using a look like suitcase except does not have same material as a suitcase just looks. The person that made the portal 3D Printer name is: The Ben Heck Show just letting you know :).

[@Jubguy3]

Can I categorize this as toxic pragmatism? Do you not understand the purpose of a proof of concept, and that maybe she isn't trying to, you know... make a winter jacket?

[@АлиБатчаев-е3б]

Modern sience can do everything, and make a clothes made of fur. So, if you dont now sience news, please, dont tell everyone these nonsense)))

[@aham639]

Aidar Amangeldiyev I think she’s talking about the future but that got me confused too and 3d printing takes forever too

[@Bertiiille]

I love what you did. I just wrote an assignment on 3D printed fashion clothes. And this is exactly what I was saying, that we soon all will be able to print our clothes at home. I will definitely buy a printer myself. Do you recommend any in particular?

[@DanitPeleg]

Bertiiille Thank you! I found *****'s witbox with RECREUS 3D PRINTING's filaflex to work best

[@Shadowrose54321]

@Stefanos2691 so this man figured out how to print clothes? Or are you just comparing two different things? Everythings been done before he's nothing special if that's the case. It's about doing it your way that's what makes it special. @Danit Peleg. Haters everywhere.

[@Shadowrose54321]

***** I was mainly pointing out that your reasoning is flawed. Just because someone did it before wouldn't mean anything. And this is more science then fashion. With more time and study you don't know what will be possible with this discovery. She made it possible with what she could and it'll help future development in the future. You don't know what this will bring forth so hush down.

[@rayfendiiboii8610]

+Shadowrose54321 about time i can print my own jordan shoes

[@nigratruo]

You don't realize that plastic is nowadays in most clothing, it is so normal that you don't even notice. And furthermore, 3d fabrication (what 3d printing will be known as) will use ANY material, from aluminium, iron, steel, chocolate, plastic, rubber, chocolate and ice cream.

[@tdwmaddie907]

Absolutely STUNNING collection!!

[@marciabradytoblondekarmafr6524]

This is like next level of designer clothing that everyone going to be raging about something very abstract fire 🔥 I love it can’t wait to see what’s in store next

[@WiseLyonsPowerfulLyo]

Printable clothing ? Awesome! As long as I always have my trusty 3d printer with me - I'll never have to worry about crapping myself at work again. It's the little things....

[@Missjose2023]

🤩 WOW I have never seen this before, it’s beautiful 🤩

[@neeeeeck9005]

clothes are made for our body to remain warm, what is function of these plastic clothes? electricity-proof or what?

[@bat7bertman]

In that logic, why do you were cloth in hot weather?

[@neeeeeck9005]

Shevi Bertman cause people have something called "norms", that was estabilishing hundreds of years, at home i don't wear anything except underwear when it's hot, but i should wear outside, i'd be glad if these "norms" were destroyed and i could wear anything i like. same goes to women, why women should hide their nipples if men don't? now u will say that women have big boobs thats why, i will say, some men also have big boobs, and some women also don't have big boobs. fuck "norms".

[@nigratruo]

The purpose of fasion is not to be warm, it is to look good, defeats your logic that clothing is only utilitarian.

[@Ludix147]

nigratruo you confuse fashion with clothing :) For a lot of people, clothing is purely utilitarian, and keeping warm is the main reason why I dress at all. Dress to look good is just a social construct. But whatever, you do you

[@LouSaydus]

Sunburn. Also clothes are insulators, they help keep the cold out as much as they help keep it in.

[@whodis2614]

Love it! Can't wait to see what the future entails.

[@PontusWelin]

That is so cool! Now we just need some more printable materials to get more variation. :)

[@axcolleen]

I hope you can read this. Do you know Electroloom? They have created 3D printer that print actual fabrics. They have already printed clothes. They give the 3D printers to their backers for I guess $4000. I imagine you can make great things with these! If you already have made clothes using that printer I'm sure we would love to see what you have made!

[@NozhanAmiri]

Electroloom just got shut down unfortunately tho

[@axcolleen]

Nozhan Amiri Ah, that's too bad.

[@florrcorr5607]

that's amazing! but part of her point was to make clothes with simple 3d printers rather than specialized ones

[@nejuanpatterson7292]

How many hours did it take to print that black and white skirt? What filament was used? And how are the garments cleaned after wearing?

[@CVRogers17]

Looks great! However I don't see the fashion industry embracing this because of how open source this approach is. You take design and creation and put it in the hands of the consumer, which is revolutionary. However for them it doesn't turn a profit. Heres to open source fashion and an open source life!

[@Ludix147]

Cole Rogers oh they will find ways to make money. especially because normal people won't be able do design something beautiful

[@aas131995]

That's amazing. What 3d printer did you use?

[@melissaegbers353]

I love your work of art. What is the brand name of the 3D printers you used at home?

[@антоншестериков-я8ю]

your experience inspires many creative people to experiment in this field) Don"t stop)))))

[@kulturanova5606]

the future of clothing!bravo

[@wheresmypretzel579]

this is some cool futuristic looking stuff

[@SusanKayDaniels]

I love your collection! SO exciting.

[@elgracko]

Not trying to be cheeky, but this would be great for custom brasiers, especially for women runners. I'm a guy, and not much of a runner.. anyway, it seems like an impossible sport to take up for women that are particularly endowed, should we put it.

[@MyDemon32]

@@hi-sm6dx what you have to say about latex huh?

[@stayjuice3724]

Looks so comfy and good for your skin

[@ctiara9312]

SO do you know that , when the 3d printer is working it actually release hazardous materials because of those plastic.

[@EthanfromEngland-]

Who gives a shit?

[@lobetec314]

you don't know anything... It is only caused by ABS plastic, and she has a closed 3D printer with a door...

[@nigratruo]

@Danit Peleg: What material did you use for the springy rubbery dress that bounces back that you show in the video? I have tried to find something like this, I need it for a project, but TPU seems not rubbery/elastic enough.

[@Lsr000]

Hi Danit, which design software do you use to design your 3D printed clothes? And what is your suggestion to those who are interested in 3D printing Fashion industry, in term of skills

[@4livyaa]

Did the printer work right away? If not, what problems did you identify and how’d you fix it? Please respond I need it for my presentation in class

[@PrintThatThing]

Brilliant! Where can we watch your TEDyouth Talk?

[@catac2047]

Hi! I was wondering what software do you use to make the patterns for your designs?

[@АлиБатчаев-е3б]

OMG this is so beautiful! New century! I think, this is a furure.

[@FOUAD07SMT]

I came here after watching a video of NAS DAILY on facebook, you are doing a great job. Greetings from MOROCCO

[@morfanos1]

Hey I was wondering if you could tell me what filament you used to create such a flexible print? I can't seem to find any that work like this. Thanks

[@onjofilms]

Fascinating. Your vision and focus will take you far. You're a pioneer. Good luck!

[@wolfmane5273]

3d printed clothing... but they have to be open to work? so no insulation for in the winter?

[@GacktLove101]

that is freakin AWESOME

[@Salma30b]

this.is.GENIUS

[@Professorsavingsposts]

Great Job Danit!! Let me try to share on my blog.

[@littlefroe3316]

That’s revolutionary

[@cinthyagranados3613]

Bellísimo, felicidades!

[@LivYi]

Creative way of fashion! It’d be nice if we minimize the consequences of plastic products.

[@ConstantXplorer]

It's fashion for the future. Pretty cool.

[@kurokikagamine507]

It's some kind of plastic or rubber right? I question whether it will be easy to clean it properly.

[@BioClone]

could be ABS, PLA or Nylon.

[@adelinarodriguez8032]

Did the 3d printer make the shoes?

[@kani_mar]

That moment your skirt is just BOUNCY AF!

[@BangTango]

Amazing, simply amazing.

[@drzigzag8985]

Love the work of the 3D fashion Clothes. WOW! What is Printable Materials you ues

[@nazmulhoque9869]

wow Awesome which fiber do you use for connecting separate parts ?

[@icedove101]

that jacket looks warm.

[@matthewbenoit1]

which printer did you use and what materials were you using?

[@THE_A_L1ST]

So brilliant!!

[@washanyeung9184]

Can anyone tell me what is the brand of the 3D printer machine as I want to purchase it - thank you

[@hinedigeluda7180]

INCREDIBLE!

[@amaia7045]

This is just amazing! Is it posible to buy the clothes or something?

[@M00nqueen]

היי את מישראל!כל הכבוד על הרעיון!

[@damianfirecaster7230]

This is Great Congrads. I love it.

[@LouiseLabrecqueStyle]

wow..bravo!!!!

[@hudsonrolls8465]

her: I wanted to create ready to wear clothes me: shouldn't all clothes be ready to wear

[@jext678]

r u dumb or just stupid?

[@jext678]

Obviously you know nofing about fashion

[@jext678]

Ready to wear means you can buy it off the shelf and its ready to wear. For example u want a tee shirt from any store and every tee shirt at that store is ready to wear u pick the size u want and then u can leave the store wearing it if u want.

[@jext678]

Anything that is tailored to your Measurements is not ready to wear bc not anyone can wear it only u

[@jext678]

Don't leave a comment if u don't know what ur talking about

[@elateddresses3707]

what printer did you use ?

[@olivearodriguez3995]

All I need to do is carry tons of the material I need to print my clothes and a machine I have to purchase and buy your design and most likely after it's printed I can't keep the design it's convenient in some ways but I would like to see this in stores for perfectly fitted beautiful couture designs

[@deg2945]

just as long as i can keep warm then i'm good to go!

[@NA-rl5fu]

Favorite!

[@trdimension1472]

Great job!!!!

[@kathecarabali]

amazing , in what material are created the items??

[@edwardbellot7910]

Amazing!!

[@_itzzzzlee225]

Can this work with men's wear?

[@sanskratikhandelwal9345]

What machine did you use

[@jacynthedickey5141]

Can we buy a 3D printer for our home and how much does it cost ?

[@mercifulbutbroken6675]

WE CAN NOW PIRATE CLOTHING

[@kittykatcongregation]

Love this!

[@Piccyman1]

Very cool

[@LaraGutierrez_]

It would be good to reuse the plastic worn, but will it stink tho? Laundry?

[@Lsr000]

I wonder what design software she's using

[@WaschyNumber1]

I think the biggest problem is cleaning this stuff after wearing it. You know what happens to polyester ect if its get to hot or getting paint on it.

[@jaceyneubauer6522]

Are they recycle able and waste free?

[@050205262]

so cool great work :)

[@youcandoit000]

저도입어보고 싶네요 i want to wear that clothes

[@BasR]

какой материал используется для печати?

[@puppiesnkittens3137]

Very smart woman! Very smart woman indeed.

[@dannylucio7068]

Instead of printing your clothes at a hotel room you can just ask them for clothes.

[@namonaite]

Damn, now you sound like the pioneer of the future.

[@SmiileySmiiles]

wow impressive !

[@benirodriguez9516]

While its cool.. and all that, of course we won't be making this in the future ourselves... why? cause we have been able to do this for ages with sewing and fabrics.. and still the majority of the worlds population go to a store to buy a t-shirt! ;P (and sewing and fabrics are way easier than 3d design & printing with the right equipment and filaments.. and in the end.. wool or any other fabric is always warmer and more skin protective) ;) The concept in its own right.. is freaking cool!.. don't take me wrong. Im getting my first 3d printer now.. and will start having my own share of fun.. though I don't think I'll be in the fashion industry.. I may design shoes or accessories and jewellery, although I'll focus more in musical instruments, prototyping products (anything goes here), and well.. will see what the future brings me! No matter what... +Danit Peleg you did a great graduation work. (maybe the future brings more possibilities, like micro-3d-filament to print denser "fabric-like" clothes, and theres already Hemp filament!.. (ok, PLA+Hemp).. the day printing nozzles can work with micro-filaments, we could be making our own "normal" fabrics to then sew or glue together!.. :D Good luck on your endeavour.

[@hailey-louisebudding711]

how amazing would it be to be able to print sterile fabrics that could be used for internal surgery ie heart surgery etc or print skin for skin grafts ...... the technology is so exciting ♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡

[@mohammadsimab4825]

which brand and model is ths?

[@begonagr]

bravoooooooooo

[@dupham7900]

but can you wash it ?

[@point101guy]

+Du Pham absolutely not

[@someoneyoumightknow2795]

it goes in the dish washer actually

[@secretlyadragon4723]

This comment right here...

[@namonaite]

its one time use, just print another one.

[@mateoocampoflorez6315]

inspiring!

[@shawneereis2001]

how expensive is this?

[@igorpalant8671]

What's the music track? So nice.

[@nicoleterrell1098]

Yes!

[@Degetel007]

Can you tell me pls the name of the song from 0:48?

[@metalmusiclover.2556]

Why??? There are so many gaps in the clothes, you're gonna get cold in an instant. plus why would an airport let you travel with a 3D printer?

[@TomasPetkevicius94]

Back in 2013 Ray Kurzweil predicted 3d clothing to arrive in around 2020, its not even 2018 and we already seeing his predictions coming true! I hope he's right about singularity in 2045.

[@CeleryBruh]

You can see right through them...

[@amethysth.1913]

Noureldine Celery yep you can see the boobs pointed.

[@System0_official]

What are these machines you have?

[@DanitPeleg]

I recommend craftbot flow

[@Sabin184]

Noticing a lot of negativity in the comments about practicality. 3D printing is still limited to "solid" materials like plastic and metals at the moment - so 3D printing using traditional textiles isn't going to happen till the printers can use them. However, that shouldn't downplay the 1000s of hours of trial and error it would take to print something like seen in the video. Just because we can't see the perfect result today, doesn't mean we can't visualize the potential of the technology - which is the purpose of the video.

[@annamansohn8512]

are we on a break of revolution?

[@ChaosBW]

0:41 I love it