Suggested Designs for Women's Clothing in light of the Scientific and Technical Foundations of Industrial Design

Abstract

The study aimed to create industrial designs for ready-made women's garment by applying the technical and scientific foundations, and explains the way in which the necessary information can be communicated to clothing production factories, and how the technical, functional and aesthetic aspect of the proposed industrial designs can be measured. The significance of research is evident in its contribution to activating the link between designers and the production team within the ready-made garment production factories. It also contributes to shedding light on the field of industrial design for fashion in universities and factories due to its significance in raising productivity.

The researcher used the descriptive approach (analytical study - applied study),  due to its suitability to answer the research questions, achieve its objectives, and verify its hypotheses, where the most important foundations and rules applied in the industrial design of ready-made clothes prepared for production are studied and analyzed, and then these foundations and rules are applied in making a group of industrial designs for women's garments and building a design assessment tool to identify opinions of the research sample of specialists in the field of clothing production as well as the academics specialized in the field of the proposed design files.

The study concluded that there are no statistically significant differences between the proposed designs in terms of the technical, functional and aesthetic aspects, according to the opinions of the research sample. This indicates that all the proposed designs have received thumbs ups from the research sample in terms of the technical, functional, and aesthetic aspects.