Observed arrival · 2026-11-06
Matt Allpass’s cardboard dress forms
An Atlanta maker takes custom orders for laser-cut cardboard dress forms, CNC-cut wood and packaging, embroidery, and small software tools.
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- Boutiques and tailors needing custom dress forms
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- The cardboard dress form has three listed formats: digital file ($150), flat-pack kit ($350), and assembled ($650).
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Allpass describes a made-to-order practice spanning digital files, physical fabrication, embroidery, and small software tools. The dress-form listing gives three price points—$150 for a file, $350 for a flat-pack kit, and $650 assembled—and says the form is made to a shop’s measurements. The page also lays out an order process: half down, then the remaining balance and actual shipping before the piece ships.
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