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A model of techno-tailoring application on garment pattern design

2008
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Advisor: Doç. Dr. Şule Çivitçi

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People buy brand mark product to be different by his/her wearing styles. But last decades, wearing brand mark is not enough to be different. Today?s, people want to buy made-to-measure garment with his/her simple choice of details.For this reason, some apparel companies tend to produce costumized garment for keeping competitive advantages. It?s said to be a right choice, considering that most of the garments sold return due to fitting problem. In that context, tailors, sewing customized product, use technologies for modernizing his/her proffessions and are named as techno-tailor.While producing customize garments one important problem is to scratch new patterns for each customers. This problem is solving by intelligent pattern program on computer.In this study, a software sampling the intelligent pattern programs was improved on Delphi Editor. The pattern program is designing by condition analysis and by taking skirt pattern as model.Measuring points used to scratch skirt patterns by traditional methods were assigned as data points. Basic patterns were generated in size of 38. Resizing was realized by functions calculating temporary coordinates of points proportionally over again. The pattern program has limited modelling capability. After creating a generic skirt pattern, A-line skirt and bell skirt patterns were added over program library by fitting over generic pattern.Pattern program hasn?t got enough quality for all style of models. But further research can focus on sofware program talented with modeling over all styles. It?s thought that findings gaining from the study generate the infrastructure of a reasonable pattern program.

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Seda Çotuk

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Seda Çotuk (Master Thesis). A model of techno-tailoring application on garment pattern design, 2008, Gazi University.

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