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According to LCA research* 1 kg of knitted clothes uses 20 times less energy than 1 kg of woven clothes.
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3D knitting machines produce clothes in one piece without cutting and sewing. These machines can be used as 3D printers to make personalized garments.
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3D knitted garments are made of uncut yarns. Garments can be unraveled after use and knit again.
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Innovation in knitting technology is transforming the way knitwear looks and feels. Any kind of yarn can be knitted, from metal wire to the finest silk, in any structure from soft and stretchy to floating or sturdy.
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The 3D knitwear supply chain can be fully automated. This means local production is possible, all over the world.
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A growing group of people is willing to invest in better clothes and a better future. 3D knitting on demand gives these consumers the power to decide what is made.
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Personalisation contributes to a more conscious shopping experience and increases the perceived value of clothes.