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Spray-on Fabric
One of the 50 Best Inventions of 2010
(TIME)


Fabrican Spray-on
Fashion Show spray-on dress.
© Fabrican Ltd 2010 Photographer Ian Cole.
Fabrican Spray-on
© Fabrican Ltd 2007 Photographer Gene Kiegel.
Fabrican Spray-on
The fabric is formed by the cross-linking of fibres, which adhere to one another, to create an instant non-woven fabric that can be easily sprayed on to any surface.  Its properties can be tailored to meet the needs of each user.  © Imperial College London / Layton Thompson. Fabrican Ldt 2010.
Fabrican Spray-on
© Imperial College London / Layton Thompson. Fabrican Ltd 2010.
Fabrican Spray-on
A multitude of fabrics of varied colours, textures, and properties, all sprayable from an aerosol can.
© Fabrican Ltd 2010.

What is Fabrican?

Fabrican is the creator of Spray-on Fabric


In 2000 Fabrican patented an instant, sprayable, non-woven fabric.

From its base at the Department of Chemical Engineering, Imperial College London, Fabrican technology has captured the imagination of designers, industry and the public around the world. The technology has been developed for use in household, industrial, personal and healthcare, decorative and fashion applications using aerosol cans or spray-guns, and will soon be found in products available everywhere.

Botanical couture spring-summer 2012 for Moscow Design Week 2011
© Fabrican Ltd 2011
Video spray-on t-shirt
© Fabrican Ltd 2011 filmed and edited by Creative.
Science in Style - 20 September 2010
© Fabrican Ltd 2010 Filmed and Edited by Creative.
Manel Torres
© Imperial College London / Layton Thompson. Fabrican Ltd 2010.