The site offers designs, from capelets to cell phone cases, earrings, bracelets and rings, which can be bought and are printed based on demand. Each order takes roughly two weeks to be completed (of course, you'll have to be based in the U.K. or Europe to use the service) and prices vary but are moderate considering the technology and labor that goes into each piece. For example, earrings range from about $30-$70, give or take, depending on the exchange rate.
CEO Robert Lucca told TechCrunch in July, “The reason we started with jewelry is it’s a little less challenging… from an ecommerce perspective. From a fitting perspective as well — jewelry, accessories — then we’ll go into shoes, and then we go into homeware, and then we go into clothing."
The future is looking bright for 3D printing and fashion.
-Kristen Bateman
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