T-Shirt Design and Pattern Optimization to Create Less Pre-Consumer Waste Prototype

Anda Ščerbaka; Silvija Kukle

doi:10.4028/p-4l92mu

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T-Shirt Design and Pattern Optimization to Create Less Pre-Consumer Waste Prototype

Abstract:

The article discusses the possible ways to change and develop t-shirt patterns by applying methods of zero and less waste design - by assessing the manifestation of the reduction from the cut-off fabric in the cut and sew production system at the pre-consumer stage. The main research focus is on a classical T-shirt that generates 15% and could reach up to 25% pre-consumer waste when producing mass production, batch, or individual garments. To research T-shirt optimization possibilities, sources were gathered from existing zero and less waste patterns from practising designers. Through practical research, samples were analysed and compared to maintain the T-shirt's function, aesthetical requirements, and fit.

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Advances in Science and Technology (Volume 113)

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11-16

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https://doi.org/10.4028/p-4l92mu

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July 2022

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Anda Ščerbaka*, Silvija Kukle

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Less Waste Design, T-Shirt Design, Zero Waste, Zero Waste Design

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