3D Printed Wearable Apparel in Japan

Japanese designer Masahuru Ono and engineer Taisuke Ohshima may truly be pioneering the way in producing ‘sensible’ clothing via 3D printing. Accepting the fact that making an entire piece of clothing on the 3D printer is possible but just not always attractive, they combined 3D scanning, software, and fabrication techniques along with hand sewing as they explored auxetics. The results of their efforts are attractive, comfortable wear that is perfect for running errands or going to a party. Read more at 3DPrint.com: http://3dprint.com/105075/3d-printed-wearable-apparel/
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