Selected Textbooks from China's Higher Art Colleges - Basic Principles and Applications of Fashion Pattern Structure Design

Author: Li Xiujin
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Publish Date: 2005-12-01
Features: This book is a result of combining Professor Li Xiujin's years of experience in enterprise production with subsequent learning, research, and exploration. It is a work that combines practicality with scientific theory. The book integrates China's traditional proportional allocation cutting method with Japan's prototype cutting method, creating a systematic proportional formula cutting method based on bust size to predict the dimensions of related parts. The basic structure is divided into a four-part body box structure and a three-part uniform pattern structure. Through years of practical application and testing, the basic patterns have proven relatively stable and can be published quickly. It is suitable for modern clothing production as well as teaching. Due to its versatility, this method can be used for pattern design across various clothing types, including men's and women's suits, business attire, shirts, trench coats, overcoats, cheongsams, and children's clothing. Additionally, due to its simple and precise formulas, it is easy for students to grasp, resulting in good teaching outcomes. The book systematically summarizes the standardized methods for creating basic patterns using the "proportional cutting method" and the common relationships of this application in patterns for basic clothing types. It also compiles the summarized experience values from years of practical application into relatively complete data.