Pattern-Making for Y-Body Types of Young Females’ Pants in China Based on 3D Virtual Technologies

Shen, Haina; Ji, Xiaofen

doi:10.2478/ftee-2024-0032

Abstract

This paper aims to introduce an innovative pattern-making technique to enhance the fit of pants for young females. Utilizing a 3D scanning system, seventy-one sets of detailed body data were collected to create a Y-body type mannequin. A raw pant pattern was crafted by unfolding the surfaces of the research mannequin in CLO3D. Through comprehensive assessments conducted by participants and experts for fit, movement adaptability, silhouette, and body shape correction, adjustments were made to the ease allowance and silhouette, culminating in the development of the pant pattern and final pant specification sheet that achieved a high level of satisfaction.

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Pattern-Making for Y-Body Types of Young Females’ Pants in China Based on 3D Virtual Technologies

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