3D printing in textiles: The future is (almost) now

3D printing of and on textiles offers a range of possibilities, from fashion to function

Features | February 1, 2025 | By: Joanna Werch Takes

The 3D printed “pixels” from Stratasys’ machines can be created to have iridescence and lenticular effects. While companies in arenas ranging from jewelry to aerospace are now familiar with using 3D printing to fabricate parts and other objects, “3D printing textiles is a newer concept,” says Jack Forman, doctoral student at the Center for Bits […]

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