La Bonne Vigie — SOS Méditerranée
A solidarity creation for SOS Méditerranée: Marseille's Bonne Mère reimagined as a “Vigie” (lookout), the child scanning the horizon with binoculars like the sea rescuers.
Real objects designed and 3D-printed by the Print-Jam community, from Marseille to the Paris runways.
A solidarity creation for SOS Méditerranée: Marseille's Bonne Mère reimagined as a “Vigie” (lookout), the child scanning the horizon with binoculars like the sea rescuers.
A Print Jam × Juan Pablo Espínola collaboration for the Pierre Cardin 2025 contest final. Our 3D-printed creations walked the runway all the way to Athens, among the very best.
When 3D printing meets fashion: designing and printing the runway accessories for designer Bravo Monasterio, shown during Fashion Week.
A house designed by an architect and brought to life through 3D printing by the Print Jam community.
A bike-accessory order: the Keox toe clips, printed in a sturdy material chosen for this technical part.
A stable tool designed and printed for the Pottok brand: a palm-sized mane comb with five thick, rounded teeth that untangle without pulling.
A designer vase printed locally by Sylvain, a community member from the south of France. No more mass production, make way for personalization.
A Barbapapa lamp redesigned by Con6r and printed in the south of France by the community.
A behind-the-scenes look at giving our 3D prints a more realistic finish. By the way, Print Jam was celebrating its first year!
A tribute figure of Monkey D. Luffy, 3D-printed and then entirely hand-painted by the artist Acet.
Our bestseller, from Marseille to Paris. Available to print directly on the platform.
You can make anything with 3D printing. Print Jam connects makers and individuals to repair and create everyday objects, locally and on short supply chains.