3D Digital Print Makes The Fabric Give A Three-Dimensional Illusion Effect

3D Digital Print Makes The Fabric Give A Three-Dimensional Illusion Effect

Digital print, which has only been popular for a few years, maximizes designers' desire for patterns, allowing any pattern, from a photo to a hand-drawn drawing, to be fed into a computer for post-processing before being printed on fabric to give a "real" look. At present, digital print cannot solve the problem of print on heavy fabrics, including woollen fabric or leather, so two-dimensional digital print began to evolve, and then came 3D digital print, which makes fabrics give people a three-dimensional illusion effect. For example, Dion Lee's magic style 3D digital makes the fabric more unfathomable, changing with the silhouette, as well as the natural movement of the wearer as they walk. The visual extension actually follows the wearer's body line, which is actually shaping them.

High technology also makes clothes without the traditional needle and thread
When it comes to 3D printing, a new favorite in industrial design, in fact, it has also been applied to fashion design, although it has not been widely popularized, through modeling to create the required 3D model, and then through 3D printer to create the required model layer by layer. The eye-popping pieces of work, though not yet able to be as wearable as ready-to-wear, have given the outside world an argument that high-tech clothing can be made without traditional needle and thread.