LOOM3D
An industrial loom weaving a seamless garment directly from yarn

Seamless Weaving

3D printing for textiles.

LOOM3D is the CAD-to-loom pipeline for weaving full garments directly off existing looms. Design in software, output a machine file, weave a finished garment. No cut-and-sew.

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What we do

A software pipeline that turns a design into a finished garment.

The Process

CAD software outputs a machine file. The loom weaves the finished garment directly from yarn. No cut-and-sew.

How Seamless Weaving works

For Manufacturers

Run the LOOM3D process on the looms you already own. A new, defensible line of business.

Add a new revenue line

For Brands

Onshore, on-demand production with fast turnarounds and dramatically less waste.

Produce closer, faster

The Impact

Reshoring, resilience, and the end of overproduction — backed by the numbers.

Why this matters

The problem & the solution

Bringing weaving home is now the rational choice.

Removing cut-and-sew does not just lower cost — it rewrites the case for where and how garments get made.

~90%of production steps can be removed by on loom production

Reshoring is now viable

Advanced manufacturing + shifting labor to finishing makes it affordable to produce wovens in the US again; cutting supply chain complexity, pollution, and exposure to geopolitical risk.

Onshorecapacity as national resilience

National security

The US offshored so much textile capacity it could not scale mask production during COVID. Onshore weaving is a resilience issue, not just a cost issue.

$210Bof unsold garments clog transportation channels to never be sold

Ending overproduction and waste

Long lead times, the result of global supply chains, force brands to overproduce. LOOM3D compresses the supply chain by weeks, enabling just-in-time production instead of guesswork.

~50%of COGS is cut & sew labor

Escaping the wage-chasing treadmill

Chasing low cost labor destroys predictability, puts control in the hands of far flung production partners and reduces production quality and quantity controls. By reducing lower impact production steps and focusing manual efforts on high impact finishing steps, labor resources can be optimized for maximum impact.

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Bring textile manufacturing home.

Our team can share the technical, market, and national-security case for rethinking woven production. We want to bring the wovens market to the 21st century and need partners to make that happen.

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