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The amazing part is that you're so close, but you're still thinking like a savage: why would you go into "a clothing store" for this? You take a 3d scan at home
by TheRealPomax 3y ago
The amazing part is that you're so close, but you're still thinking like a savage: why would you go into "a clothing store" for this? You take a 3d scan at home, and send that over to the print-on-demand store that does spin-on-demand, for pickup whenever you're out next, or delivery at a surcharge.
- empiricus 3y agoA civilized person sometimes leaves the home.
- TheRealPomax 3y agoWhich was already baked into the last sentence, yes. The point is that "going to a clothing store" makes no sense if we're scanning for print-on-demand anyway. The scanning and fabrication don't need to happen in the same place, and once we're in a future where products are made on demand, it definitely doesn't make sense to still have "a clothing store". That's just something that any print-on-demand store that also does fabrics can handle.