Fits You is a Line of 3D Printed Bras Designed to Fit Every Woman

Colombian designer Neyla Coronel is revolutionizing the world of women’s underwear by using 3D printing to make customized lingerie. Throughout history, women’s underwear has undergone several innovations, but Coronel’s project, called Fits You, marks a new milestone by offering bras designed specifically for each body using digital fabrication technologies. The origin of this project came from a reflection on the difficulties many women face when looking for comfortable, well-fitting underwear.

For Coronel, the problem was not so much the variety of sizes, but the lack of options truly adapted to individual needs. This led her to consider the option of designing and manufacturing customized garments from scratch, putting technology at the service of women. Within the Fabricademy program, the Colombian designer developed a complete workflow that integrates 3D scanning, parametric modeling, computational geometry and 3D printing.

Fits You aims to fit every woman’s body

The Fits You Development Process

The centerpiece of their proposal is an auxetic pattern, a special geometry capable of expanding or contracting according to movement, which guarantees a comfortable and flexible fit to the body. This pattern was printed using flexible filaments, allowing the structure to adapt to the natural shapes of each woman. The final bra combines several printed parts: two auxetic cups with built-in front straps, two parametrically designed back bands, adjustable straps and small flower-shaped connectors. All of these parts are customized from a body scan, ensuring that each garment fits precisely to each individual.