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Soft 3DP is developing new filaments and fabric spools that can be printed into wearable textiles. As the technology matures, 3D-printed fabrics enable a circular economy that has never been achieved before - allowing users to recycle quality, custom material clothing on demand. EIR Danit Peleg’s vision for a distributed model also introduces disruptive second-order effects: reducing retail storefronts, shipping & logistics costs, and more.
Danit Peleg is a Fashion Designer known for her 3D-printed fashion work. Danit is a graduate of Shenkar College of Engineering and Design and is currently based in Tel Aviv, Israel.
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