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Threadplay — an AI circular-fashion studio 🧵
Sustainability has been close to my heart — and fashion is one of the most
wasteful industries on the planet, with most garments barely worn before
they're thrown away. Threadplay lets anyone — from someone renewing an old
t-shirt to a designer prototyping a new idea — redesign a garment they
already own instead of buying new.
What you can do:
Dye & recolor (full, section, tie-dye)
Add real patches, beads & sequins
Hand-style embroidery with realistic thread rendering
Chat with Satin, your AI fashion designer
Export a real Make Plan — materials, measurements, step-by-step instructions
Built with Figma Design for the UI, Figma Make to bring it to life as a
working app, and Figma Weave to power the in-studio animations.
Design more. Waste less.
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#ConfigMakeathon @figma #FigmaMake #FigmaDesign #FigmaWeave #SustainableFashion
#CircularFashion #AIFashion #UpcycleFashion #FashionTech #DesignMoreWasteLess
Figma Community file: Figma Community link
The thread rendering detail is what makes this feel real. Most fashion apps stay in the flat illustration zone. Showing actual stitch texture changes how people think about what's possible with something they already own.
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