Fashion Design

Under 3D design can be understood different things. This can be understood three-dimensional jewelry techniques, the cut itself, which forms three-dimensional bodies or the digital 3D design.

In order to produce fabrics, these are woven or printed. The weave can be influenced for the design so that a wide variety of patterns appear. However, this can also be achieved by coloring or printing. Another form of design is the machine or handicraft embroidery of the fabrics or items of clothing in order to create a 3D look or to highlight certain colors of the fabric.

In order to bring clothes to life, the fabrics make up the majority of the effect. This can be achieved through the illustration itself or through the 3D animation. Here you can see how the garment behaves and you can still adjust the design while doing it.

You need a good foundation. Firstly for convincing the market, but also for possible sponsors. The most important thing is a good research for the topic, possibly even historical background, which then ensures the authenticity of the fabrics and their colors or patterns. A good analysis of the market is also required, which filters out the price range, target group and competitors and thus smooths out all further considerations.

Textiles give the item of clothing it's character both in terms of design and properties. These are adjusted accordingly depending on the model. There are various textile surfaces and fabrics that develop special characteristics and properties due to the way they are manufactured. Some of the fabrics are also specially made for the design.

Stands for women's outerwear, short DOB. This includes all items of clothing that women normally wear in public in everyday life. Underwear is not part of the womenswear. Typical womenswear items would be sweatshirts, pullovers, t-shirts, tops, dresses, pants, skirts, etc. This also includes bridal wear, cocktail dresses, work wear, maternity wear and swimwear.

KIKO is an abbreviation from the textile and clothing industry and stands for Kinder - Konfektion, i.e. clothing for children. For toddlers, the size is arranged by age (2 - 3 - 4- 5, etc.). Then the clothes are arranged according to height in steps of six, i.e. 92 - 98 - 104 (cm).

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In the fashion industry, project management is understood as the planning, initiation and control of processes. It refers to the collection development, the ingredients and the suppliers, as well as the creation of the sample parts. In this fast-moving industry, it is important to react quickly to changes in trends and customers and to constantly check the KPI [Key Performance Indicators] to ensure efficiency and save money.

HAKA is the abbreviation for men's and boys' outerwear. Originally the term was an abbreviation for men's suits / boys' suits. Men's sizes are divided into regular sizes, slim sizes and squat sizes. Pants are given in waist size to length in inches

Regardless of whether it is through self-interest in research or through setting one's place in the market with self-employment. It is important to determine in advance in which direction it should go, the style, how it will be produced and which target group you want to address. In this way, it can be decided in advance what is acceptable for yourself and others and what suits the design direction. Because a clear definition saves time, energy and ensures clarity. Therefore everything from high end, couture to ecowear or accessories / shoes can be offered.

Due to the ongoing discussion on the topic of sustainability, it is important to track where all articles and ingredients come from and what the ecological footprint is. You can see this at the latest in sales, where various signs, labels and (sales) labels are attached that provide information about it and are not accidentally. In this way it can be read out whether organic or recycled materials have been used or whether ecological cultivation or animal husbandry is the standard in production.

The most important thing for a functioning and coherent presentation is the visualization and corresponding presentation. In order to achieve this, mood boards are created on topics such as style, cuts, target group or patterns and colors in order to narrow down and later define his inspirations and collection approaches. The size of the canvas is irrelevant and can generally be used for initial research. All can be designed manually or digitally, depending on your preferences. Later they can be reduced to A4 sheets to present to potential distributors or investors.

Several work processes come together in the production and design of garments. The many steps mean a lot of effort and quality that give the customer a special feeling of wearing and shopping. This includes the design process, but also craftsmanship expertise.