
We know 3D printing for ten years and continues to evolve and surpass itself. Many fields have looked at this practice. Today it's the world of textiles that is interested in its possibilities, pieces already exist and were created by Iris Van Herpen for example. But they remain rigid, which is not the most pleasant to wear. Thanks to a chain mail structure, Tom Mallisson engineer at digit2widgets create lightness and flexibility in 3D prints. Imagine the future of textiles, we could combine all the possibilities of recycled plastics and elegantly transform them into comfortable clothes, and give à second life to our plastics wastes.