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Sketchfab Talks 3D Printable Ties

There aren’t many ways that men today can express themselves with formal or office wear these days. While women are often pressured to wear stylish and expressive clothing, men tend to be forced into a box of bland sameness where your suit colors are black, brown, or blue. But wearing interesting neckties is often where men are allowed to shine, and express themselves and their unique personalities.

And what is awesome, neckties work for girls too!

And I told you so.

Bonus:

3D fashion accessories are here

If you are a future-absorbing fashionable being,
order a tie warm from 3D printer at Cheloni in time for 2015 New Year's party.

I know a girl who is wearing them to work.
Great conversation-starter. I mean I talked to her during elevator ride.
She gave a 30 second spiel on environment and woman's place in workforce.   
Biodegradable ties, yes, here they are.
Apparently, work equally well for men and women.
Great color selection of solids and combos (hers was pink and black).

Material life in 3D -- and you are in control

3D is coming for us.
I personally own a ring printed by a friend, STL file courtesy of CAD business owner, design by serious jeweler from Spain who used 3D software for custom design of a fancy ring to be made of platinum, gold and a handful of diamonds.
My ring is made of acrylonitrile butadiene styrene. It crumbles because it's just the base, awaiting for golden animals and diamonds to be inserted in assigned positions.  Well, had the base been made out of platinum, it probably won't curmble at all.
Next question: could 3D printers use metal wire to print? 
According to my superficial reading on the subject, the answer is positive.   

This recent article in Daily Mail  referes to control over shoes which are even more important objects in our daily life than rings:

shoes on a 3D printer (and this revolutionary shopping trend will change all our lives)

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2342006/Move-Jimmy-Choo-How-I-shoes-3D-printer-revolutionary-shopping-trend-change-lives.html#ixzz2X0HKf100
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My own post on Jimmy Choo's shoes was even more trivial. Something about wedges.
But let's compare the shoes, these high-heel sandals. Tell me whether it's Jimmi Choo on the left and 3D printed shoes on the rigjht or visa versa. For me it's all the  same - I can wear neither of them for the reasons not related to dirty subject of money.

But if you can -- wear them and enjoy!