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VOJD Studios combines 3D printing & craftsmanship of fashion & luxury
Additive manufacturing allows for a high level of customisation, which is harder to achieve with traditional design methods. Some interesting advantages have especially show up in the medical sector. However also in jewellery and fashion, where end consumers are looking for tailo
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Additive manufacturing allows for a high level of customisation, which is harder to achieve with traditional design methods. Some interesting advantages have especially show up in the medical sector. However also in jewellery and fashion, where end consumers are looking for tailored products, the positives are showing up. It is for this purpose that VOJD Studios, a Berlin-based design studio, has created 3D printed jewellery and accessories for the luxury and fashion sectors. Established in 2013, the studio works with many brands such as LOEWE or Alexander McQueen. They offers a high-end solution designed using 3D technologies. We met its co-founder, Christian Hartung, to learn more about the technologies used. As well as the creative process and his vision of the market.
3DN: Can you introduce yourself and your link with 3D printing?
I am Christian Hartung, co-founder of VOJD Studios. VOJD Studios currently is the only high-end 3D printing company entirely focused on the luxury fashion industry. It offers a full service including consulting on material, finishing and technology suitability. As well as design, development, prototyping, manufacturing and finishing.
The founders of VOJD Studios
Before launching VOJD, I worked in design and fashion e-commerce at some of the most influential players globally. During this period, I gained deep insight particularly into the fashion supply chain and made a few observations:
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