This experimentation arises in the context of the design process of digital tools in the fashion sector of Made in Italy. The contribution presents an overview of the main insights gained from the analysis of the state of the art and experimentation conducted in order to obtain a low-cost digital textile sampling and restitution process useful for possible new advanced modalities of collaborative remote design. This project is related to the extended MICS partnership of the PNRR project that researches at a low TRL level new scenarios for the integration of immersive technologies in traditional craft processes
