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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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F ME F YOU : an investigation of the expressional potential of rectangular pattern construction in relation to print

Theise, Helena January 2016 (has links)
This work is exploring the rectangle as a pattern construction. It is the most recognised geometric shape, can it still provide us with new expressions in fashion? This project is conducted through clear restrictions in the method, and through draping translated into garments through flat pattern construction. The result is a collection with a complex expression, mixing poetic shapes with playful prints full of contrast, which signifes harmony but does not follow the classical notions of beauty. The value of this work lies in the finding of new expressions in fashion, proposing that it is of utmost importance to challenge what we think we know to be true.
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"beau platt“ : Contemporary Fashion Practice in the field of concrete and virtual visualizations of flat expressions

Meier, Florian January 2017 (has links)
This work traces the visual potential of 2Dimensional space inthree dimensional garments and questions aesthetic standardsin the field of menswear. The aim is to discuss the visualconsensus of flat and spatial construction. Construction has been chosen as the key aspect for digital and analoginvestigations. It builds the main emphasis of this project and leads toa deeper visual understanding of how we perceive garments with clearborders between three - and two dimensional sections. The design process has a dual structure. 1st stage - ‚virtual investigation‘ This is where the experiments start. By using Simulation andrendering software such as ‚CLO3D‘, ‚Marvellous Designer‘ and ‚Keyshot‘the aim is to develop and unlock multiple constructionprinciples that deal with similar visual aspects. These results suggest anetwork of variations (garment types/parts, e.g. sleeve construction,trousers etc..) that need to be translated into real prototypes. 2nd stage - ‚Analog translation‘ Based on the preferred results of the 1st stage, the aim is to filter oneconstruction principle for further studies.The choice of working with the flat sleeve construction is the keyaspect and builds the fundamental for ellaborating the design process.This phase is mainly characterised by material and shape experimentsand relates to a lasting construction principle. The result suggest a spread of examples that deal with the sameconstruction principle. The examplified versions include differentmaterial qualities and differ in terms of their complexity in detailsolutions and production.The final choice works as a unit and offers different ways ofapproaching and developing the construction principle further.Especially the layering aspect in example 8 and 9 became dominantand very important for increasing the visual expression.That indication offers an imidiate and direct approach and showsthe potential within the field of 2D expressions.Nevertheless my next step would lead me back to the digital studiesto understand more about the diversity of layers in two dimensionalgarments. Eventually it would suggest both a wearable as well as aconceptual outcome.
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M I S (s) F I T : DISTORTING BODY LINES OF THE FEMALE SILHOUETTE

Hall, Matilda January 2020 (has links)
This report investigates the conventional female silhouette through common assumptions of the body. Moreover, different perspectives of the body and the dressed body is analysed and considere. Conventional pattern construction is based upon these assumptions of the female body. To expand the perspective, an experimental approach is implemented to display new expressions of the female silhouette and define and explore these characteristics through form. The work is conducted by rethinking the conventional female silhouette in terms of volume and composition extracted from traditional cuts in womenswear. Furthermore, to challenge expectations on female silhouette using seams and darts to create concave and convex volumes, to correspond with bodily shapes which then are rearranged in a non traditional composition.
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Mönsterkonstruktionens påverkan på materialåtgång : En undersökning om hur materialförbrukning påverkas vid val avalternativa mönsterkonstruktioner

Reed, Eva January 2017 (has links)
I detta arbete undersöks hur konstruktionsförändringar i mönster påverkar utnyttjandegrad och tygåtgång i en enfärgad, halvfodrad, herrkavaj som idag tillverkas på ett svenskt väletablerat konfektionsföretag. Funderingar kring tygåtgång och materialoptimering uppstod då tillskärning och sömnad av kavajprovet gjordes. Designen och därmed konstruktionen är i dagsläget sådan, att man använder yttertyg till vissa mönsterdelar som i helfodrade herrkavajer vanligtvis tillverkas i fodertyg. Yttertyg kräver i förhållande till fodertyg mer fibrer och är mer kostsamt, därför ska det i detta arbete undersökas hur tre alternativa mönsterkonstruktioner påverkar tygåtgång och utnyttjandegraden av material. Förhoppningen är att för företaget spara pengar och inte minst i förlängningen vara fördelaktigt ur ett hållbarhetsperspektiv. Tillvägagångssätt för att undersöka materialoptimeringen är en rekonstruktionsprocess, en läggbildsprocess och slutligen en sammanställning, där de alternativa konstruktionernas resultat sammanställs. Detta resultat visas för företaget, som tar ställning till vilken typ av konstruktion man i framtiden kan välja i respektive tillverkning. Vid jämförelsen av ursprungsmodellen mot de alternativa konstruktionerna, visade det sig i det här fallet vara fördelaktigt både ekonomiskt och miljömässigt att använda en alternativ konstruktion. / In this thesis a study on how pattern construction affects utilization and material consumption in a solid colored blazer has been made. The original blazer is currently produced at a Swedish clothing company. When cutting and sewing of sales sample was done, thoughts about material consumption and utilization appeared. In today’s design, by that means construction, shell fabric is used as facing and as parts of the lining and pockets, which are usually made out of lining. Shell fabric requires more fibers and is in comparison to lining more costly. Therefore in this thesis it will be investigated, how three alternative pattern constructions affects the consumption and utilization of fabric. The purpose is to help the company save money and contribute to a positive economic situation, as well as having a positive impact on our environment. The approach used to investigate material optimization, is a pattern reconstruction process, a marker making process and a summary, which will show the results of the study’s variations. The result is presented to the company, which can make a decision on which construction will be used in future productions. When comparing the original blazer with the variable patterns, was in this case shown being advantageously both economically and environmentally.
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Form, funktion & frihet : utveckling av längdskidåkningsjackor med fokus på mönsterkonstruktion / Freedom, function & fit : development of cross country ski jackets with focus on pattern construction

Zetterberg, Anna January 2012 (has links)
Bakgrunden till denna rapport är att det sportvarumärke jag samarbetat med ville utveckla en modell av längdskidåkningsjacka som fanns i deras sortiment. Undersökningen gällde att identifiera förbättringspunkter på en dam- och herrvariant av denna jacka. Avsikten var att bevara plaggens design och genom förändringar i mönstrens konstruktion förbättra passform och rörelsefrihet, och därigenom plaggets funktion. Genom att konstruera, sy toiler och prova av dessa på provmodeller, har rörelsefrihet och passform kunnat utvärderas. Resultatet visade att viktiga punkter var raglanärmens konstruktion, böjningen av ärmen, kragens form, ärmhålsdjup och placering av skärlinjer. Det blev också tydligt att kombinationen av designerns och konstruktörens kunskaper tidigt i processen är a och o för ett lyckat resultat. En tydlig kommunikation mellan dessa parter kan minska antalet provplagg under produktutvecklingen.Ämnen som också behandlats under arbetet är gradering, produktspecificering och deras betydelse för plagg och produktion. I undersökningen har jag även tittat på möjligheter till ytterligare utveckling av jackornas funktion om designen kan förändras, till exempel genom att flytta skärningar och på så vis ändra modellens utseende.This study was made due to a sports brand wanting me to develop a style of cross country ski jacket that are currently part of their collection. The study contained identifying areas of possible improvement in both a men and women´s jacket. The mission was to keep the design of the jacket and on the same time improve the fit and ease of movement in the garment (and thereby the function). Through analysis of style samples, pattern construction, sewing of proto samples and fittings on models, the fit and ease of movement has been evaluated. The results are that important garment elements are the neck width, scye depth, construction of the raglan sleeve, the pre-bent sleeve and the placement of cut lines. A conclusion is that to reach a functional and nice looking garment, the designer and the pattern constructor need to cooperate in the product development phase. Good communication between these two departments can reduce the number of proto samples that has to be made.Pattern grading, product specifications and their impact on the style and production process are subjects that are also presented and discussed in this report. During the project I have also studied the possibilities of further development through style design changes. / Program: Designteknikerutbildningen
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Passformsgrund till formad sportjacka : Digital framtagningsmetod med fokus på passform och gradering / Pre-shaped jacket for active wear

Forsbäck, Katarina January 2015 (has links)
Vid digital mönsterkonstruktion för ett plagg krävs ett befintligt grundmönster som utgångspunkt för att kunna tidseffektivisera framtagningsprocessen. På konfektionsföretag där tid för mönsterkonstruktion är bristfällig lämnas detta moment ofta till fabriksanställda trots att kompetens finns inom företaget. Denna studie syftar till att ta fram en passformsgrund till ett sportföretags formade jackor för att främja framtida konstruktionsprocess för företagets konstruktörer. Resultat har uppnåtts med hjälp av metoder som digital mönsterkonstruktion, sömnad av provplagg och avprovningar. För att grunden ska kunna användas till företagets hela storleksintervall har denna graderats. Verifiering av graderingen har utförts genom virtuell avprovning på inskannade provpersoner i ett 3D-simuleringsprogram. Resultatet visar en passformsgrund där företagets återkommande passformsproblem över byst har korrigerats. Till passformsgrunden har tre ärmar konstruerats för att bredda användningen av mönstret. Passformsproblemet och ärmarnas form har korrigerats i mönsterkonstruktionen genom förflyttning av skärlinjer, vridningar och formtillägg. Graderingens utfall visas genom digitala avprovningar i företagets brytstorlekar. Skärmdumpar från 3D-simuleringsprogrammet visualiserar skärlinjernas placering och plaggets passform. / When developing a digital pattern for a new garment a basic pattern is required to efficient the construction time. In companies where the construction process is handed over to the producing factory is the reason sometimes a lack of time for this process at the head office. This report aim is to develop a basic pattern to a sports company’s shaped jackets for women. The pattern is intended to efficient the construction time for the company's constructors when developing future jacket models. In order to achieve the result digital pattern making, toile sewing and fitting will be crucial methods to use. The basic pattern will be graded in the company’s size range. To verify the fit of the graded pattern test persons will be scanned and a virtual fitting session will be done on avatars in a 3D simulation program. The results show’s a basic pattern were the fit problem over bust area has been corrected. To enhance the usability of the pattern, three different sleeve types have been developed. The fit problem and the form of the sleeves have been solved in the pattern construction by moving the cut lines, twists and adding shape. The digital fitting process shows the grading’s outcome when the garment is tested in the company's bigger and smaller sizes. Screenshots from the 3D simulation software visualizes the cut lines placement and the fit of the garment.

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