Julia Daviy’s 3D printing of clothes method is exceptionally different from those who have come before her as she prints each piece of clothing in 2­4 parts using large­scale printing technology. The majority most of her collection being printed on the industrial large­format FDM 3D printers using TPU materials. She is also experimenting with flexible resin and SLA technology which permits her to print complex design shapes easily with almost no post-processing. Her predecessors in the 3Dprinted fashion game are known for printing with small­scale printers, cutting, splitting and glueing multiple times over, thus assembling their piece of clothing from many small separate parts. For Julia, her large printing format means a minimum of handwork and post­processing, with the highest level quality of 3d printed fashion in the industry. She single­handedly produces all three stages of 3D printing herself. Including designing the pieces from scratch. Printing her pieces using large-scale technology, mainly using 2 technologies of 3d printing - FDM and SLA, and assembling her clothing pieces using the tech of manual 3D printing, all without threads and glues.

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