The document discusses different techniques for adding structure and strength to textile garments, including the use of strong materials like leather, boning, double stitching, pleats, rivets, metal hardware, darts, surging, and interfacing. It also notes how these techniques allow garments to maintain their shape over a longer lifespan and distribute stress over larger areas to prevent tearing. The document analyzes an upcycled denim garment that highlights construction through contrasting shades and incorporation of existing garment parts, and praises how zippers allow versatility in styling and a deconstructed look.
The document discusses different techniques for adding structure and strength to textile garments, including the use of strong materials like leather, boning, double stitching, pleats, rivets, metal hardware, darts, surging, and interfacing. It also notes how these techniques allow garments to maintain their shape over a longer lifespan and distribute stress over larger areas to prevent tearing. The document analyzes an upcycled denim garment that highlights construction through contrasting shades and incorporation of existing garment parts, and praises how zippers allow versatility in styling and a deconstructed look.
The document discusses different techniques for adding structure and strength to textile garments, including the use of strong materials like leather, boning, double stitching, pleats, rivets, metal hardware, darts, surging, and interfacing. It also notes how these techniques allow garments to maintain their shape over a longer lifespan and distribute stress over larger areas to prevent tearing. The document analyzes an upcycled denim garment that highlights construction through contrasting shades and incorporation of existing garment parts, and praises how zippers allow versatility in styling and a deconstructed look.
The document discusses different techniques for adding structure and strength to textile garments, including the use of strong materials like leather, boning, double stitching, pleats, rivets, metal hardware, darts, surging, and interfacing. It also notes how these techniques allow garments to maintain their shape over a longer lifespan and distribute stress over larger areas to prevent tearing. The document analyzes an upcycled denim garment that highlights construction through contrasting shades and incorporation of existing garment parts, and praises how zippers allow versatility in styling and a deconstructed look.
denim with the contrast highlighting the construction of the different panels, emphasising the fact that it is upcycled 6 but the high quality seams and structure 5 to the pieces make the garments seem new.
The incorporation of existing parts of
8 9 garments in the obvious way shows it is 7 upcycled, especially the use of contrast and waistband that makes it appear as though one pant leg was strapped to the 1. Using strong materials e.g.: leather makes the products other to construct the jeans. structure as a whole stronger as a whole 2. Boning adds structure and strength (especially if it is steel versus plastic) to the garment so it keeps its shape and has a Although this garment is not upcycled, longer lifespan. its unique manipulation of allows the 3. Double stitching reinforces the garment, adding structure and garment to be very tail0red and distributes forces on the garment over a larger seam area so less structured while also giving it a stress is placed over a particular area, giving the product a longer distinctive visual. lifespan. 4. Pleats shape the fabric of the garment by layering and folds adding to the garments structure. In this design in like the incorporation of 5. Rivets add considerable strength to the corners of pockets, metal muttons used on jeans that are allowing them to keep a crisper shape and also prevent them applied in a non traditional way, from tearing. emphasising the garments panelling, 6. Metal hardware over the corners helps prevent wear in which again this garment highlights with vulnerable areas to the purse. its use of different shades of denim 7. Darts help shape the garment and can be used to tailor it specifically to someone's body, adding structure to the garment. 8. Surging helps protect seams and hems from wear and unravelling, increasing the strength of the seam and the garment. 9. Interfacing adds strength and structure to fabric, allowing the garment to hold its shape more crisply e.g.: collars and cuffs.
The use of zippers on there jeans allows
the garment to be styled in a larger variety of ways as it allows the shape of the jeans to be changed and new sections of fabric adorned with unique designs to be revealed. The zipper also gives the garment a slightly deconstructed look which I like.