How to print 3D into clothes?

3D printing clothing is nothing new. From New Balance's running shoes to Chanel's suits, some remarkable products have appeared in the field of 3D printed clothing. But so far, in the field of 3D printing clothing, I'm afraid there is nothing more exciting than 3D printing a high-quality seamless men's coat. Recently, MinistryofSupply, a Boston clothing brand, launched a seamless coat. The coat is directly printed in 3D, which is completely seamless. This means that even sleeves and collars are printed directly, not sewn. This coat is casual and looks of good quality. The brand said that the traditional sewing coat is not suitable for ordinary people. Although a small number of tailors can improve this problem, not everyone can spend time and money to hire a tailor. MinistryofSupply solves this problem well. It uses 3D printing and knitting technology, from the thinnest thread to the final garment, in one go. The company, its founder and chief design officer said: 3D printing is the future of the next generation of fashion design, which can replace flat cloth with mature technology. The ideal state of buying clothes in the future is that you walk into a clothing store, the machine scans your figure, and then you can customize a unique dress for you. It not only fits better, but also is more durable and wastes less cloth. The traditional sewing date wastes 30% of cloth, while this 3D printing technology is zero cloth waste. Printing a coat takes about 1.5 hours, which sounds like a long time, but compared with the traditional garment production process, its speed advantage is obvious. The most impressive thing is that this 3D printer can properly encrypt the cloth in some parts of the clothing and reduce the cloth in other parts, which will make people more breathable and comfortable to wear. In a word, this technology allows manufacturers to better meet people's needs and create unique clothes for customers.