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See Now, Buy Now, Print Now: How 3D Printing is Transforming the Fashion Industry
- 1. PRESENTED BY @AMANDACOSCO See Now, Buy Now Print Now: How 3DP is Transforming the Fashion Industry
- 2. IRIS VAN HERPEN VOLTAGE COLLECTION, JANUARY 2013
- 6. FASHION-TECH JOURNALIST & FOUNDER OF ELECTRIC RUNWAY Introduction
- 7. Illuminating the future of fashion, retail, and consumer product innovation WHERE FASHION MEETS TECHNOLOGY Electric Runway
- 8. Presentation Overview THINGS I'LL COVER My thesis AM & 3D Printing Overview 3DP Fashion Pioneers Commercial Ventures The Fashion Opportunity • Challenges • Future Visioning • Contact
- 9. 3D Printing (3DP) & Additive Manufacturing (AM) are already radically transforming many aspects of the fashion industry My thesis (PART 1)
- 10. New materials never before used to make clothing are making their way onto the body via 3DP clothing and textiles Materials Print-on-demand at home or close to home The rise of 3DP micro- factories and makerspaces Third-party suppliers and strategic partners s/a Stratasys, Autodesk, etc Manufacturing Direct-to consumer enterprises that focus on mass-customization Business Models ARESOFIMPACT 3DP has expanded a traditional fashion designer's toolkit Consumers become collaborative designers via customization options Design
- 13. GAMERS TRADE V-BUCKS FOR OUTFITS IN FORTNITE
- 14. MATTER IS MEDIA. COMPRESSIBLE, SHAREABLE & HACKABLE; MATERIAL PROPERTIES ARE ALSO CONSTRUCTS OF INFORMATION AND CAN BE SOFTWARE DRIVEN ~ Francis Bitonti
- 15. The Limitations of 3D Printing point to where innovation is most needed in the fashion industry My thesis (PART 2)
- 16. AM & 3D Printing Overview
- 17. ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY GROWTH Figures are in millions of dollars. Source: Wohlers Report 2019 0 2,500 5,000 7,500 10,000 2018 2017 2016 AM Grew 62% over the past two years
- 18. USA 35.3% Other 22.3% China 10.6% Japan 9.2% Germany 8.3% UK 4% Korea 3.9% Italy 3.3% France 3.1% CUMULATIVE INSTALLATIONS FROM 1988 THROUGH 2018. The U.S. is believed to be home to more than one-third of all industrial AM systems.
- 19. SALES OF MATERIALS FOR POLYMER POWDER BED FUSION WERE AT AN ALL- TIME HIGH IN 2018 Figures are in millions of dollars. Source: Wohlers Report 2019 3D- Printing 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 400 300 200 100 0
- 21. BLACK PANTHER COSTUME DESIGNER RUTH E CARTER EVIDENCE FROMPOP CULTURE
- 23. MET GALA 2019 DESIGNER ZAC POSEN
- 24. Zac Posen x GE Additive x Protolabs rose gown featuring 21 unique 3D printed petals. Jourdan Dunn
- 25. GENERAL ELECTRIC / TWITTER
- 26. EVIDENCE FROM THE RUNWAY THREEASFOUR 3D PRINTED DRESS 2016
- 27. VICTORIA SECRET RUNWAY SHOW BRADLEY ROTHENBERG
- 29. CONTINUUM FASHION 3DP SWIMSUIT Mary Haung
- 30. A TEXTILE FACTORY IN A BOX Electroloom
- 31. 3DP DRESS FOR DITA VON TEESE Francis Bitonti
- 34. DAREDROID DRESS BY ANOUK WIPPRECHT
- 35. CARESS OF THE GAZE Behnaz Farahi
- 36. CARESS OF THE GAZE BY BEHNAZ FARAHI
- 37. CARESS OF THE GAZE BY BEHNAZ FARAHI
- 38. FIRST FASHION COLLECTION 3D PRINTED AT HOME Danit Peleg
- 45. ASIA'S FIRST 3D- PRINTED FASHION SHOW Melinda Looi
- 46. MELINDALOOI
- 48. NERIOXMAN
- 50. DESIGN YOUR OWN 3DP JACKET Danit Peleg
- 59. Combines 3DP with ocean plasticwaste ADIDAS FUTURECRAFT4D SNEAKERS, 3D Printed Custom Ergonomics NEW BALANCE X NERVOUS SYSTEM
- 61. New manufacturing methods and materials mean new styles, designs, and even new business models, like print- on-demand microfactories Innovation 3DP is already additive (not subtractive). Think of the possibilities when you consider turning waste into new objects Waste Reduction 3DP items can more easily be personalized based on consumer preference Personalization Items can be tailor-made to fit the customer's body Customization THEFASHION OPPORTUNITYFOR3DP
- 62. Innovation Rethinking what our clothes can do Re-envisioning what our clothes are made of and how they're made Faster visualization and prototyping
- 63. Waste Reduction Turn old designs into new ones Refill: 90% recycled made from recycled bottles Recyclable Filaments Unlike cut and sew operations, you're only creating what's needed AM is Additive, not Subtractive Print only what's needed or what's ordered, not what you hope or project to sell Print-on-Demand
- 64. Personalization "New technologies such as robotics and 3D printing may enable companies to deal with these time pressures and offer customers greater personalization at the same time" ~ BoF Bawsome X Materialise
- 66. Challenges
- 67. "[3D PRINTING] TECHNOLOGY IS LIMITED AT THE MOMENT TO THE CREATION OF WORKS OF FANTASY" ~ Michael Schmidt, Designer
- 68. "LIMITATIONS AT THIS TIME FOR 3DP INCLUDE THE SIZE OF THE PRINTER, THE MATERIAL, THE TIME AND THE COST" ~ Danit Peleg, 3D-Printed Fashion Designer
- 69. “WE ARE HUNGRY FOR THE NEW TECHNOLOGY [....] I FEEL LIKE THERE IS THIS TREMENDOUS OPPORTUNITY AWAITING.” ~ Gabi Asfour, Designer
- 70. Future Visioning
- 71. Designs will be Downloaded AND PRINTED AT HOME OR AT A LOCAL MAKERSPACE
- 72. Consumer- Driven Design CONSUMERS COLLABORATE WITH MACHINES AND SERVICES TO GET EXACTLY WHAT THEY WANT
- 73. The rise of Microfactories HIGH SPEED, AGILE GARMENT PRODUCTION = HIGH CUSTOMIZATION AND ZERO WASTE
- 74. Mass Customization "FASHION IS SEEING THE START OF A SEISMIC SHIFT WHERE PRODUCTS ARE “PULLED” INTO THE MARKET BASED ON ACTUAL DEMAND RATHER THAN “PUSHED” BASED ON BEST- GUESSES AND FORECASTS" ~ BOF
- 75. Reshoring/ Nearshoring IN SOME NEARSHORE MARKETS, THE GAP BETWEEN NEARSHORE AND OFFSHORE LABOUR COSTS HAS DISAPPEARED:
- 76. New textiles NASA 3DP "SPACE FABRIC"
- 77. NERI OXMAN 2014
- 78. Just as we change our clothing, our clothing changes us
- 79. LET'S TALK NERDY Contact electricrunway.com Website Email @Electric_Runway Social Media amanda@electricrunway.com