Just like you might print documents or photos of work or school, every dress in this room is printed out.
The pattern and color on the clothing, imagine the fabric as the paper you will use.
Epson held a digital Fashion Week event to showcase its sureccolor F-
Series of high-end printers for fabric.
Each small stage has works created by different designers through printers.
You can work on a computer, create a file that you can come up with, any design that you can come up with, photography, design, patterns, said Mark Radogna of Epson, artists can now buy a variety of things, and you print directly to a special piece of paper with a portion of special ink from our printer.
The paper is then applied to the fabric, any polyester fabric, and it basically goes through a special hot press like a big iron.
What is cool when the reaction happens? You're done, you're done.
Now you can cut the fabric into a finished garment.
"It usually takes about a day to print a piece of cloth.
The designer says this new way of doing things has a big appeal because printing is relatively fast and cheap, it makes them more creative and try more things that may work or not.
Designer Cristina Ruales said, of course, it will be faster for me to go on strike.
The word we use is a bit like a trial.
Being able to comment and turn things around only takes time for them to make adjustments on their computers.
"It's always my idea to put my artwork in design, the colors are not so bright, the details are a bit lost, and now with the new technology, designer Chloe Trujillo said, it really made it possible for me to even print a larger size than I thought, and still get the clear details and color vibrancy I was looking.
Now the printer only works on polyester fiber.
Epson says it is studying everything from cotton to silk.