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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"garment design"”.

  1. Embedded systems for computational garment design

    … an insufficient means of expression. Clothing designers want to create systems of clothing that react, collect information, and enrich our interactions with spaces and people; however, technical barriers inhibit designers interested in building computational garments. Designers need a tool that …

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  2. Garment Design Workflows for On-Demand Machine Knitting

    … enable on-demand production of custom, whole garments at once. They reduce the need for manual post-processing and generate minimal waste. Yet, their programming is still hardly accessible and is effectively done manually by few skillful knitting technicians. The programming of knitted …

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  3. ZeroWD: Supporting Zero-Waste Garment Design with Linked Edits

    In traditional garment manufacturing, the way fabrics are cut produces significant waste due to inefficiencies in the design and layout of the garment panels on fabric. Recently fashion designers have begun to explore different ways to design and layout garment panels in more efficient ways. An …

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  4. Fashion Design and Laundry Practices: Practice-Orientated Approaches to Design for Sustainability

    … develops practice-orientated approaches to design for sustainability. It focuses on the relationship between garment design, laundry practices and sustainability, and responds to research that evidences domestic laundering as one of the most environmentally damaging stages in a garment’s …

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  5. Fashion, fabric & architecture: An exploration into the relationship between fashion and architecture by way of building fabrics

    … QUESTION How can techniques from contemporary garment design be utilised in designing a fashion retail hub to enhance the visitor experience? ABSTRACT The necessity for shelter gave rise to architecture. Nomadic cultures lived in tents made of cloth or animal fur before the development of …

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  6. Transforming shape: a simultaneous approach to the body, cloth and print for garment and textile design (synthesising CAD with manual methods)

    Printed textile and garment design are generally taught and practised as separate disciplines. Integrated CAD software enables textile and clothing designers to envisage printed garments by assimilating graphic imagery with 2D garment shapes, and 3D visualisations. Digital printing can be enlisted …

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  7. Fit and sizing evaluation of limited-use protective coveralls

    Garment fit is a complex concept made up of objective and subjective variables. It can be measured in terms of functional ease, garment ease, comfort, and appearance. The success of any garment design is dependent upon the suitability of fit for intended end use. Garment fit is fundamental to user …

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  8. DiffCloth: Differentiable Cloth Simulation with Dry Frictional Contact

    … has wide applications in computer animation, garment design, and robot-assisted dressing. This work presents a differentiable cloth simulator whose additional gradient information facilitates cloth-related applications. Our differentiable simulator extends a state-of-the-art cloth simulator …

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  9. Tailoring Digital Touch: An ethnography of designers' touch practices during garment prototyping and the potential for their digitisation

    At a time of rapid digital transition in garment design industries and education, this thesis ethnographically documents garment designers’ use of touch and its role in meaning-making and understanding during garment prototyping. A novel diffractive ethnographic attention is utilised to attune to …

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  10. The influence of woven stretch fabric properties on pattern design.

    … to construct the varying pattern blocks for garment design. These various methods and skills, in the fashion industry, factory or studio are performed by pattern makers or producers, and are refined through the garment sampling and wearer trial system (an uneconomical trial and error) used on …

    de-montfort Repository record for The influence of woven stretch fabric properties on pattern design. (opens in a new tab)

  11. Examining the lived experiences of American cosplayers with disabilities: Apparel needs and motivations

    … characters from pop culture and make custom garments using techniques like sewing, 3D printing, foam, and more [3]. Prior cosplay research explores marginalized identities such as sex, gender, and ethnicity but there is a significant research gap about the experiences of cosplayers with …

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  12. The technical designer: a new craft approach for creating seamless knitwear

    The separation of the design and technical roles within commercial knitwear design has led to a 'technical skills gap' between designers and industrial knitting technology, which has contributed to the communication problems between designers and technicians. Historically, these issues have been …

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