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PROCODE_DRESS is redefining the fashion industry by 3D printing garments with robotic arms - automatically, quickly, and sustainably. Fashion consumers prefer sustainable clothes, which are still more expensive than the average market. PROCODE_DRESS developed a method for 3D printing garments with robotic arms that will reduce labor work and fabric waste in the fashion industry.

Founded in 2001, Most is today one of the main Italian players active in the processing and finishing of materials and accessories for the luxury and high fashion sector: leather goods, footwear, clothing and fashion accessories. In recent years the company has experienced exponential growth forming a holding thanks to the acquisition of four companies, the production site has tripled the spaces thus increasing the production capacity and the types of processing.

JK3D was founded by Julia Koerner and creates digitally crafted designs utilizing cutting-edge design technology from the company's solar-powered 3D printing lab in California. The company creates products from renewable materials which are also biodegradable.

GRDXKN (pronounced GRIDSKIN) is a 4D printing solution offered by Bastian Müller, based in Munich, Germany. It is a functional textile printing technology that is lightweight and highly flexible. The integrated, volume-forming material is test-proven to be abrasion-resistant and shock-absorbent - creating a novel interplay between graphics and structure and a balance between design and function.

SEVENFRIDAY is a global lifestyle brand that creates industrial-inspired watches, eyewear, apparel and accessories for individuals around the world who live every day like it’s Friday.

Fitchwork is a collaborative design studio working across architecture, fashion and product design. Driven by an obsession with pattern, the studio combines geometric research with novel design and fabrication tools to create radical-yet-rational forms

In D-house we are developing prestigious synergies and collaborations with our "technological" partners and partners representing different worlds of materials.

Elleke van Gorsel, the artist behind Studio-ePosh, designs elegant accessories, made of textile and 3D printed, which are wearable and domestic. She creates modern haute couture with a high tactile quality and a strong artisan character. The ornamental imagery refers to times gone by, it combines rich tradition with modern technology.