The Elora Skirt blends classic haberdashery with futuristic 3D-printed fabric, woven together and finished with pearl rivets. It's elegant, intricate, and honestly... not the most comfortable thing in the world (but that's part of the charm, hahaha). Designed to be fully modular, repairable, and customisable — this piece is built to evolve with you.

This design uses the Elora base modules, which repeat in a triangular grid to create its signature texture. The included assembly guide shows you exactly how to adjust, size, and shape the skirt to your body, with optional spacers and darts for a perfect fit.

Wear it as a statement piece over a fitted top, or style it with an oversized sweater. If you print with 40% infill like I did, it'll be slightly sheer — perfect for layering!

✨ What’s included:

• 2 Elora base modules (FREE STL)
• 3 variants to connect the front and back in a nice A-line shape (STL)
• 4 variants for pretty edges (STL)
• 6 variants to create a nice skirt band (STL)
• 2 additional variants to create 4 different dart types (STL)
• Illustrated assembly guide with size adjustment tips + module layout (PDF)

🧩 Skill level: tinkerer's delight – more intricate, but a satisfying build! 📐 Required Build volume: 200x200cm 🖨️ Recommended material: TPU (I'm a big fan of: Esun 95A) + 6mm round pearl rivets for corner connections. 📏 Modular, scalable, and fully size-customisable.

I’d love to see your version! Tag me @variableseams or send a photo – I’m always excited to see what you make.

✨ New to Elora? You can try the free base kit first to get a feel for the system before diving in.

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