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Fabric and Textile Laser Cutting - Rubber, Leather, Cotton, Silk, Polyester, Synthetic Fabrics

As seen on the catwalk at the London and Paris Fashion Week Autumn 2008. Abdul Koroma and Andrew Jones of ‘Modernist’ fashion designer label, London, approached us to produce laser cut swing tags and fabric pieces for their Spring/ Summer 2009 ‘trousseau’ Collection, currently stocked by Harvey Nichols, Knightsbridge. The neoprene fabric pieces were used through the collection as trims to help create ornate, romantic garments.

Laser Cut Fabrics for Fashion

Laser cutting has become a very popular form of production as part of the manufacturing process for the fashion industry, in particular during London Fashion Week, creating some very unique ranges of clothing. This very accurate and successful method of cutting a variety of fabrics allows for fine cut detail that can be achieved creating exquisite and stunning results. Unusual textiles and fabrics which can be laser cut range from latex, rubber, leather, cotton, silk, polyester and highly decorative, synthetic fabrics. With even the smallest amount of synthetic fibres mixed with natural fibres, the finished edge is clean cut that will seal the fabric and prevent fraying.

The Modernist collection mainly manufactured in France also work with Louis Vuitton, Balenciaga, Nina Ricci and Givenchy. This season, the label will collaborate with esteemed milliners 'Bernstock Spiers'.

Custom Cut Fabrics and Textiles for the Fashion Industry

Fashion Designer, Lucy Beard shows off her Honours Fashion Degree Collection based upon different layering techniques of laser cut geometrical shapes.

Laser Cutting Fabrics and Textiles for Fashion Students and the Fashion Industry

Lucy Beard recently graduated from Salford University, Manchester, gaining a first class honours in Ba Hons Fashion. Lucy had to produce a capsule collection for her final year collection, comprising 8 outfits all laser cut. The collection was based upon different layering techniques of geometrical shapes. In order to achieve a precise finish the fabric had to be lasercut as the collection was made from delicate fabrics such as silks, chiffons and sequins. Laser cutting was also the best method of cutting, as a large quantity of fabric was required.

Exquisite custom laser cut pieces from delicate fabrics of silk and chiffons - demonstrationg what's new in contemporary fashion

Laser Cutting Fabric - Unusual Textiles and Rubber for the Fashion Industry

Multi layer mylar/polyester stencils are used to create complex designs, creating fine detail finish and depth.

Rachel Lamb (BA Hons), who recently graduated as a student from Edinburgh College of Art in Fashion Design, approached us wanting a large quantity of geometric shapes cut in thin rubber sheeting in various colours to create her final catwalk collection in 2008. Our laser cutting process enabled her to produce multiples of the same shape to her specification. The cutting process produced perfectly cut identical sections, which due to the nature of the material, would have been impossible to cut well any other method.

Laser Cutting Leather for Contemporary Fashion Design Project

LASER CUT LEATHER for Fashion Designer -

Iona Crawford

Contemporary fashion designer, Iona Crawford designs high-end womenswear. By combining rich luxurious Scottish fabrics with unusual, unexpected materials such as laser cut leather, she modernises the way in which Scottish fabrics are traditionally recognised. It is this unique and innovative approach which gives her label its niche.
Laser Cutting Services worked with Iona to develop various laser-cut leather pieces that were individually designed for her unique range of clothing.

Beautiful custom laser cut leather pieces - demonstrationg what's new in contemporary fashion