Fabric

Maharishi, a UK-based upcycling designer label featuring “pacifist military designs” featured a collection of shirts made on a laser-cutter—and they look bad. ass. Since its founding in 1994, maharishi has been recognized for its ability to combine technical military design with hand-crafted techniques. Sweats and shirts are embellished through laser cutting machines typically used for industrial manufacturing applications. Check out the micro-hole pattern collection that imprints a subtle impressionist design onto the fabric. The collection features lasered graphic designs in the form of DPM patterns on the crewneck sweatshirt, Dragon Bonsai Forest lasercut detailing on the shoulders of a poplin military shirt, and a laser skull design on organic jersey tees.

You can use the Full Spectrum Laser Cutter to design your own laser-cut apparel at the Fab Lab. Stayed tuned for our first laser-cut T-shirt design contest!