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INTRODUCTION
1.1 Background of the Study
This project is focused on the challenges of suit production. In closing a suit is a set of garment made from the same cloth, consisting of at least a jacket, skirt for female and jacket trouser for male as stated by Calasibetta (2003).
Dress making is seen as a form of civilization which man introduced to cover his body as stated by Mado-Alabi (1999). Dress can be referred to as clothes worn by men or women.
Clothes are products of dress making which includes suit shirts. Skirts, trousers, growns, blouse, Jallabiya, etc.
These clothes are produced by making pattern constructions cutting of fabric, sewing and finishing. The production of clothes can be in units or mass production. Flossier (1996) added that suit, jacket and coat are outer garment designed to be worn over other garments.
There are three (3) ways of producing suit which are bespoke, made to measure, and ready to wear (massly produced).
Standard suit making involves cutting, basting, padding, lining attachment, molding and sewing. A finished standard suit has the following specifications-label, pocket, button, and buttonhole. Pocket flap, back vent, sleeve vent.
According to Drusedow (1990), the silhouette of a suit is the outline, tailored balance, of a suit is the outline, tailored balance, created from a canvas fitting, allows a balanced silhouette so a jacket needs not be buttoned and a garment is not be too loose. A proper garment is not to be too tight or too loose. A proper garment is shaped from the neck to the chest and shoulder to drape without wrinkles from tension. Shape is essential part of tailoring that often takes hand work from the start.
1.2 Statement of Problem
Dress is essential to man, being one of the basic needs, as started by Maslow (2003). It is therefore necessary for him to appear good in them if proper body shape and measurement of the person is not taken into consideration there might cause problem in the construction of the garment.
Suits come in different designs and styles but it is noticed that most of those worn by Nigerian have fitting faults, these faults because discomfort, lack of garment fit and even reduction in garment life span.
1.3 Aims and Objective
1. To illustrate the different figure type for suit designs and their possible challenges.
2. To solve the fitting problem of suits.
3. To create job opportunities for the new and upcoming designers.
4. To highlight the challenge faced in pattern designing of suits.
5. To encourage designers to use pattern for designing suits.
1.4 Significance of the Study
The end of this project work, there is an expectation that there will be an increase in the selection of wearing fitted suits by making the right choice at purchase or form the garment makers.
1.5 Scope of the Study
The study was based on the production of a male and female suit eliminating common faults observed during the pilot study from the responses of local tailors. A male and female student of Kaduna polytechnic was used as the model to fit the garment produced using the flat pattern making method.
An Italian cashmere suiting fabric for male and female will be used to carry out the project.
1.6 Research Questions
1. What is the common method used for suit production?
2. What are the most problem faced during suit production?
3. Why do most Nigerian tailors find it difficult to use patterns for the production of garments?
4. What are the common faults found in made in Nigeria suits?
5. Do Nigerian designers and garment makers meet their customers fit requirement (without pattern)?
6. Will the use of flat patterning help in the elimination of faults?
7. Which of the pattern design methods gives proper fit?
1.7 Definition of Terms
1. Bespoke- made to measure, according to the need of an individual customer.
2. Gown -a woman’s dress, especially a long one for special occasions.
3. Padding – soft material that is placed inside something to make it more comfortable or to change its shape.
4. Lining – a type of cloth made from flax, used to make high quality clothes to cover the wrong side.
5. Collar – the part around the neck of a shirt, jacket or coat and to cover the rough edge of a garment and it’s usually folds down.
6. Sleeve – a part of a piece of clothing that covers all part of the arm
7. Suit – a set of clothes made of the same cloth, including a jacket and trouser or skirt.
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