3D Printing for Fashion Development

Djoko Kuswanto · Nike Jhorda Iftira · One Media Hapinesa

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Cultural and Historical Studies Fashion and Cultural Textiles Additive Manufacturing and 3D Printing Technologies

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Fashion designers in the world currently working on developing patterns that possible to be created as 3D printing fashion. Indonesia has many “ragam hias”, or can be called decorative pattern that can be developed using this technology. On our previous research, we tried to developed batik pattern, one of decorative pattern in Indonesia, using 3d printing technology. It turned out good but need to be developed more. This article report our next experiment that we've been working on to improve the pattern more and testing the strength of the created pattern, with ABS and PLA material to know the strength when applied on actual goods.

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