After the spray dries, it creates a thin layer of fabric that can be peeled off, washed and reworn. "When I first began this project I really wanted to make a futuristic, seamless, quick and ...

Manel Torres, a designer and scientist in the department of chemical engineering at the Imperial College London, has invented something called Fabrican—a spray-on fabric technology that has been ...

The concept is based on an existing spray-on fabric called Fabrican ... the technology could also be developed for medical uses, printing bandages or plasters onto the skin, or for other types ...

With the inherent low-brow hokiness of instant spray-on hair and tans ... “ready for production,” the revolutionary liquid fabric has since been showcased at a catwalk runway in London ...

These spray-on fabrics can vary in texture if chemical compositions are altered. Users can also add additional materials to the fabric, including pigments and perfumes. Hinestroza believed that ...

This week, we delve into the science behind this spray-on fabric, called Fabrican. What is Fabrican? Manel Torres, a fashion designer by education, is the inventor of Fabrican. Spray-on fabric ...