[cctman]

How are they making this type of detail? Is this possible with water-base ink?

 

[splathead]

Photoshop. Show us the real pictures of the actual garments and we may be able to help then.

 

[binki]

I will make a wild guess that if the shirts look like that they are printed on the fabric as it is made and then cut and sew. Otherwise it is print/cut/sew after the fabric is on the bolt. But to me it looks like a dye process so the first is probably correct.

 

[onuva]

3D printing is the process of making three-dimensional, solid objects from a single digital file. The process uses a 3D printer which is designed to lay down successive layers of material until an entire object is formed. Each layer of the process is a thinly sliced horizontal cross-section of the eventual object.

The technology of printing physical 3D objects from digital data is called "additive manufacture". An object is constructed following a computer design – layer on top of layer. Using traditional 3D printing techniques, clothing has been somewhat abstract due to the rigid nature of materials which are currently being printed.

What type Of 3d printer using in this printing technique, Do you know?

 

[splathead]

What type Of 3d printer using in this printing technique, Do you know?

There is no 3D printer making these mockups. They were most likely done in Photoshop software.