Zero Waste is a body scanning and 3D printing unit that recycles old clothes to the latest trends. The first round of raw material needs to be bought and there after all you need to do is scan your body, pick your style from the design feed and get a brand new 3D Printed outfit. Very trendy and up with the times, what do you think?
The Zero Waste is one of the 35 shortlisted entries for the 2014 Electrolux Design Lab competition.
Designer: Karolin Kõrge
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