Clothing, computed — engineered to a single body.
Paris · Orbit
Spring / Orbit 2026
Clothing, computed — engineered to a single body.
Every piece is made to measure. Open a garment to see it in detail, read its textile, then add it to your cart — after checkout, DATA computes your body from two photographs and cuts it to you alone.
There are no sizes. Every garment is engineered to one body — yours — and never made again.
Two photographs — front and side — and your height. DATA reads your body from the images and drafts a pattern to your exact form.
No tape measure. No fitting room. No special hardware. Stand against a plain wall, capture one photo from the front and one from the side, and DATA's vision engine turns them into an engineered pattern — verified by the atelier before your cloth is cut.
Enter your height, then stand two to three metres from the camera in fitted clothing.
One from the front, one from the side. Nothing leaves your device until you commission.
DATA reads the images into your measurements and drafts an engineered pattern.
DATA sells no device. The instrument is the camera already in your pocket.
Any phone camera is enough. Two photographs against a plain wall, calibrated by your height, give DATA the geometry it needs — no depth sensor, no special hardware, nothing to install.
A cultivated protein fibre with the tensile strength of steel cable, at a fraction of the weight.
It moves like silk and refuses to tear. Wine, oil and rain bead and fall away. The fibre breathes with you and regenerates minor damage overnight.
Each look grown to a single body, in living organic cloth.
DATA is a technology house that happens to make clothing. These are the garments we are building toward — cloth that regulates, senses, powers itself, and is grown rather than woven.
Each concept is anchored in a real or emerging material — abacá, cultivated protein, grown leather, thermochromic and electrochromic textiles, conductive and photovoltaic yarn. Cast once, numbered once, and now: alive to the body that wears it.
Bananatex shell over a graphene phase-change lining — a private weather system held at skin temperature. Now
Spiber Brewed Protein — brewed from plant sugar, drapes like silk, refuses to tear. Now
Mycelium-grown leather panels on an abacá body — farmed by fungi, with a compost date. Pilot
Electrochromic cloth that shifts tone at a touch — one coat, every colour you own. Frontier
Thermochromic trim that blooms where your body warms it — the shape of your heat. Now
Conductive thread knitted along the spine — the cloth takes your pulse. Pilot
A woven photovoltaic seam that powers the garment's embedded electronics from light and body heat. Frontier
An auxetic weave that thickens under tension — superstrength from geometry, not coating. Frontier
Scan your body with your phone. DATA computes your form and tailors one garment — cut, sewn, and shipped to you alone.
Made to your millimetre · Shipped worldwide