The development of an automatic pattern-making system for made-to-measure clothing

Han, Hyun Sook; Kim, Ji Young; Kim, Sung Min; Lim, Ho Sun; Park, Chang Gyu

doi:10.1007/s12221-014-0422-6

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“…14 It is difficult to extract systematic design rules for conceiving ready-to-wear products of all kind of styles using the virtual 3D-to-2D design method, which is contrary to the mainstream trend of automatic design in the computer-aided design (CAD) area. 15 To avoid these problems, some researchers have tried to develop personalized garment block patterns using a virtual 3D-to-2D design method, which can be further extended into accurate 2D garment patterns for ready-to-wear products of desired styles. Time, labor, and technical expense can be greatly reduced if this method is used.…”

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Design and evaluation of personalized garment block for atypical morphology using the knowledge-supported virtual simulation method

Hong

Bruniaux

Zeng

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Textile Research Journal

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This research puts forward a novel knowledge-supported design process for obtaining personalized ready-to-wear garment products aimed at consumers with atypical morphology by using a virtual a three-dimensional-to-two-dimensional (3D-to-2D) design method. The proposed design process starts with designing a personalized garment block, which is then extended into the desired ready-to-wear garment style. The garment block is obtained by using a virtual 3D-to-2D design method. The extension and sizing of the garment block pattern into desired ready-to-wear garment patterns is performed in a 2D environment using classic methods. The proposed design solution begins with a personalized garment block, thus avoiding the complicated operations of simulating a 3D garment directly in the virtual environment. The proposed design process can be fully digitalized, which ensures the involvement of the consumer throughout the design. By repeatedly running the sequence of Design – Display – Evaluation – Adjustment, which is technically accomplished through the virtual 3D-to-2D design method and 3D virtual try-on, the designers’ patterns and principles of elaborating personalized garment products can be validated within a very short time. As a knowledge-supported design process, designers’ design ideas and principles of personalized design solution can be fully extracted to enhance satisfaction of the final product. A set of experiments and case studies validated the approach and application of the proposed knowledge-supported virtual design process, and demonstrated its efficiency.

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Design and evaluation of personalized garment block for atypical morphology using the knowledge-supported virtual simulation method

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Zeng

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Textile Research Journal

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“…On the other hand, this method will result in the redundancy of apparel pattern information and increase the workload for pattern masters or designers. 5…”

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Individualized Garment Pattern Generation in Batches Based on Biarc and Ezdxf

Liu

Wang

2023

AATCC Journal of Research

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With the stimulating demand of consumers for personalized garments, mass customization is gradually becoming prevalent. However, the automatic generation of personalized garment patterns remains core to mass customization. In this article, we propose a novel parametric apparel pattern-making method and achieve the automatic generation of personalized garment patterns in batches. First, we review the basic principle of biarc and present a new parametric pattern-making method based on biarc and ezdxf. Second, 1000 3D human models randomly generated by the SMPL-X parametric human model are clustered into 10 classes with the k-means clustering method, and 10 representative human models are selected from each cluster to generate their personalized garment pattern. Finally, the rationality of the personalized garment pattern is verified by virtual fitting. Our method has several advantages: (1) the proposed parametric biarc can be easily used to build parametric garment patterns without being limited by the style of the garment, (2) the proposed method is capable of generating personalized garment patterns in batches by imputing measurements from large numbers of individuals, and it only takes very little time, and (3) the personalized garment patterns can fit human bodies very well. The proposed method can be used to build parametric garment patterns and to achieve the batch generation of personalized patterns, improving the efficiency of garment customization and the quality of final products.

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“…Particularly for fast and accurate production in the apparel manufacturing process, flexible computer-aided manufacturing systems are being applied to apparel manufacturing processes such as apparel pattern making, grading, and marker making. The making of clothing patterns or the producing of apparel products according to individual body measurements also uses computer technologies such as several different types including Gerber, Lectra, Investronica, PAD, Optitex... [1] The automatic generation of clothing patterns can be achieved in two main ways. One is the "automatic draft pattern by formula" method, which generates patterns automatically from programmed formulation [2].…”

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The Study of Automatic Pattern Generation for MTM Product on Gerber’s Accumark Software

2022

JST: ETSD

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The study aims to analyze the automatic pattern design process using the CAD Accumark Gerber system. The basic pattern was made by the wizard tool of Accumark after that creating the MTM pattern. The made-to-measure (MTM) pattern is cut and sewn using a standard-sized base pattern, then constructed to fit each customer individually. According to the research, the basic MTM patterns were changed in the important points of body measurements for pattern design by grading rules and alteration rules based on the research of Vietnam Textile Research Institute JSC No 089.10 RD/HĐ-KHCN. The basic pattern has been designed from size tables of women's clothing, then adjusted the sample measurements to create the MTM pattern. The result of the study was a women's pant basic sample pattern, a guide of grading rule pattern size, alteration point numbering, alteration rule, and size code of the women's pants to design and adjustment on the Gerber’s system used for making the MTM pattern apparel manufacturing process.

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The development of an automatic pattern-making system for made-to-measure clothing

Cited by 9 publications

References 5 publications

Design and evaluation of personalized garment block for atypical morphology using the knowledge-supported virtual simulation method

Design and evaluation of personalized garment block for atypical morphology using the knowledge-supported virtual simulation method

Individualized Garment Pattern Generation in Batches Based on Biarc and Ezdxf

The Study of Automatic Pattern Generation for MTM Product on Gerber’s Accumark Software

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