According to this concept, a zero waste pattern is one that is created so that when the clothes is cut, it leaves no waste behind. Cutting fabric into different pieces and assembling them using sewing, fusing, welding, and other techniques to form garments is the basic method of creating clothes. Many yards of cloth are typically wasted in the process. In the process, a lot of cloth is frequently wasted. Zero waste skirt design is the major focus of this thesis. The activities and design procedures that result in such clothing are the main subject of this thesis's discussion of zero-waste pattern design. Zero Waste fashion design is regulated in the fashion industry because some production issues like the classification of clothing designs to generate size categories and the usage of fabric as a material create a new kind of convenience. In order to assure an ideal system, this study examines typical skirt design styles, which brings needless variables into the planning process. As a result, the process of creating patterns is improved by the elimination of analog variables. The study demonstrates that practical adjustments in the creative style of the skirt design may be made while maintaining the skirt's structural integrity and employing traditional patterns. The findings may be applied to help the development of zero rust pattern creation techniques and to direct pattern makers and manufacturers in objective further selection.
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Zero-Waste Design, Jigsaw Puzzle Technique, Transformational Reconstruction, Creative Pattern Cutting, Creative Skirt Design
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Nath, P. C. D., Sajib, T. H., Beauty, S. A. (2023). An Approach to Achieve Zero Wastage Pattern for Female Skirt. American Journal of Art and Design, 8(4), 113-122. https://doi.org/10.11648/j.ajad.20230804.13
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Department of Fashion Design, BGMEA University of Fashion & Technology (BUFT), Dhaka, Bangladesh
Department of Fashion Design, BGMEA University of Fashion & Technology (BUFT), Dhaka, Bangladesh
Department of Fashion Design, BGMEA University of Fashion & Technology (BUFT), Dhaka, Bangladesh
