Desing Principals Flashcards

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What’s a design principle ?

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Consider while designing an textile item
Also helps the garment achieve the purpose of the item and satisfy the target market

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Upholstered furniture

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-These should meet the agreed flammability standards and must be labelled as such

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Night wear safety

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CHILDREN= night wear for children must by law be made from low flammable fabric
ADULTS= night wear for adults does not have to be low flammable but must carry a warning label if not

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Safety wear

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High visibility for outdoors workers
Fire retardant for firefighters
Waterproofing for divers

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Medical textiles safety

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Dressing and protective clothing are made from disposable fabrics to avoid
cross-infection.
lint-free fibres, which allows wounds to heal faster.

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6
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Aesthetics for designing

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Cut of garment
Fashion
Appropriateness of colour,line,texture,proportion
Added value
Features(logos)
Details(top stitching,pipping )
Good quality accessories
Coordinated look
Packing

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Quality for designing

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Fitness for purpose
Performance
Price and value for money
Fabric free from snags
Cut
Fit
Finish of seams
Securing of fastening/trimmings
Care and cleaning

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Style for designing

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Designs should allow children to move freely
Must be soft and comfortable for children (no sharp/small parts that could cause injury
Appropriate lenglth so children don’t trip
Allow children to dress easily
No complex fasting such a a draw chord

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Cost for designing

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Number of pattern pieces
Number of straightforward operations
Fixed costs-rent, machinery, tools
Variable costs- materials, energy, labour, maintenance
Profit margin
VAT cost

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10
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Two types of waste

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Waste of valuable resources (fabric, trimming and other garment components)
Chemical waste- by product of the textile industry

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Ways to minimise waste

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-obtaining fibers from renewable resources
-computerised lay planning to keep fabric waste to a minimum
-good quality control system and management
-effective stock control

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12
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Durability components

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Strength
Resistance to physical forces of abrasion, rubbing,stretching and pulling
Resistance to chemicals
Resistance to ultraviolet light

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13
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Fabrics in strength order

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Linen-polyamide-polyester-silk-cotton-wool- viscose - acetate

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14
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Meaning of dimensional stability

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The fabric does not shrink or stretch further that it is ment to

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15
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Name functions a textile item can have

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Warmth /insulation
Coolness
Absorbency
Comfort
Durability
Flame resistance
Strength
Ease if care
Shake retention stretch
Stain/water resistant

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