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PREDICTION OF SEAM PUCKER IN GARMENTS BY MEASURING FABRIC MECHANICAL PROPERTIES AND GEOMETRIC RELATIONSHIPS
G. Stylios, D.W. LloydSeam pucker can only be assessed subjectively, by using photographic standards, since instrumental techniques have so far failed to produce accurate results. A low cost means of…
DEVELOPING AN EDUCATIONAL CAD SYSTEM FOR GARMENT DESIGN: PART 1: SYSTEM OVERVIEW
J.S. Jo, S.C. HarlockThe development of an educational CAD system for the design of flat patterns for female apparel is described. The philosophy used in the development of the system is explained…
AN ENERGY APPROACH TO THE INSTABILITY PROBLEM OF OVERFED SEAMS: PART 1: THEORETICAL ANALYSIS
J. AmirbayatDifferent factors affecting seam instability are discussed and major energy terms involved and their order of magnitude are recognised. By comparing pre‐buckling and post‐buckling…
FABRIC MECHANICAL AND PHYSICAL PROPERTIES: PART 4: THE FITTING OF WOVEN FABRICS TO A THREE‐DIMENSIONAL SURFACE
R.J. Bassett, R. PostleIn the first three parts of this series of papers, methods were described by which the basic fabric mechanical properties important in clothing manufacturing operations may be…
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- Prof George Stylios