Squf is using infill structures automatically generated by 3D printing slicer software to print out a knit-like material that has many new features such as shore hardness variability, ventilation, protection and a distinctive aesthetic. Depending on the infill density, this knitted structure can be entirely transparent or completely sealed, offering a diverse range of possibilities. In this particular product Squf was experimenting with different flexibility of the knit in relation to hand anatomy and protection. This 3D printed knit is made out of flexible TPU material in combination with neoprene fabric. 3D printed knit compliments JM’s unique looks in the new Adolescence collection .
