Dermi‐Domus: A Grown Wardrobe for Bodies and Buildings

Oxman, Neri

doi:10.1002/ad.2233

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“…There are many interactive garments that are made from other materials such as the ones used for 3D printing, which make objects in any structure possible (Oxman, 2017). In recent years, 3D technology helped enable designers to create interactive garments more efficiently.…”

Section: Interactive Fashion Designmentioning

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Kinetic Fabric Samples as a New Approach to Interactive Fashion Arts

Vahid¹

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As technology is integrated into all aspects of our lives, researchers are working to explore emerging technologies -such as the creation of functional apparel -in the field of fashion design. The substantial growth in the field of functional apparel design -such as the use of smart textiles -encourages researchers and fashion designers to incorporate technology within their designs.Literature shows that the field of interactive fashion design is new and requires interdisciplinary knowledge such as electrical engineering and computer science to be successful. Therefore, we created ready-to-use kinetic fabric samples for designers, to assess how convenient it could be for designers to implement emerging technologies into their designs. We explored this research gap through two preliminary user studies with seven experienced designers. The information gathered from this study could be used to identify design guidelines for kinetic fabric samples that would assist designers incorporating technology in their design.iii

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Section: Interactive Fashion Designmentioning

confidence: 99%

Kinetic Fabric Samples as a New Approach to Interactive Fashion Arts

Vahid¹

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A new era: 3D printing as an aesthetic language and creative tool in fashion and textile design

Tolmaç

İşmal

2023

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Purpose This study aims to produce textile-like surfaces using fused deposition modelling (FDM) 3D printers and create a garment collection. Design/methodology/approach Experiments were conducted using different types of materials in FDM 3D printers until the sufficient flexibility was achieved to create textile-like structures. During the research, properties of polylactic acid (PLA), acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) and thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) were observed. Geometrical patterns were printed and each of them gave a different result depending on the pattern. Based on the information obtained from the experiments, a garment collection with four total looks was designed inspired by Vivaldi’s “Four Seasons”. Findings Among the materials used, TPU, a flexible filament, yielded the best results. Because of the rigid properties of PLA and ABS, chain-like structures were printed to create relatively flexible surfaces, but the results were still not successful enough to create a clothing material. Therefore, TPU was preferred for the garment material selection. Originality/value In this study, combinations of 3D printed flexible structures and different types of fabrics were used to create a garment collection. It was concluded that, with the right material selection, 3D printing can be used as an alternative method to create a new aesthetic language in fashion design.

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Dermi‐Domus: A Grown Wardrobe for Bodies and Buildings

Cited by 2 publications

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Kinetic Fabric Samples as a New Approach to Interactive Fashion Arts

Kinetic Fabric Samples as a New Approach to Interactive Fashion Arts

A new era: 3D printing as an aesthetic language and creative tool in fashion and textile design

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