2019
DOI: 10.1080/00405000.2019.1668127
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Whole body scanning as a tool for clothing sizing: effects on women’s body satisfaction

Abstract: Whole-body scanning is increasingly used in the clothing industry, including in large-scale sizing surveys and virtual fitting. However, the impacts of 3D scanning on women's body satisfaction are unclear as no previous studies have investigated impacts in a controlled experiment. This experiment investigated any causal effect of 3D whole-body scanning, as used in clothing applications, on women's body satisfaction. Seventy women aged 18-35 years completed body image measures at baseline, immediately post-test… Show more

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“…Body scanning is advantageous as it overcomes the subjective limitations of manual measurement methods, ensuring that physical measurements of the participants are reliable and reproducible (Reid et al, 2020). A visual inspection of all body scans was undertaken, and participants were rescanned if any issues were present to ensure validity, in line with Grogan et al (2019). The total duration of the procedure was approximately 10 min.…”
Section: Body Scanning Proceduresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Body scanning is advantageous as it overcomes the subjective limitations of manual measurement methods, ensuring that physical measurements of the participants are reliable and reproducible (Reid et al, 2020). A visual inspection of all body scans was undertaken, and participants were rescanned if any issues were present to ensure validity, in line with Grogan et al (2019). The total duration of the procedure was approximately 10 min.…”
Section: Body Scanning Proceduresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This would make it easier for consumers to buy online clothes that are much better suited to their body shapes, and it would allow manufacturers to reduce the costs associated with returns and production of garments remaining in warehouses due to poor matching of sizes to the current body shape of buyers. An updated base of sizes would also have a positive impact on environmental protection due to lower waste production [41].…”
Section: Size Matching Issuesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This can be called a mixed method or a hybrid method. Examples of the use of such a method are: a woman's folk costume from the Gorenje region (Blender program was used) [28], 3D scanning of the female body in the context of applications in the clothing industry [29], generation of avatar elements (head and body) based on data from scanning 3D and measurements as well as 3D modeling of clothes on the basis of physical, spatial and external information [30], scanning of mannequin torsos to properly reproduce various figures of figures on which manually modeled outfits were placed [31], 3D simulation of historical costumes modeled manually on avatars [32]. The most frequently described and at the same time used technique of 3D digitisation of historical costumes are passive methods: photogrammetry and SfM (Structure from Motion), the fundamental (fundamental) theoretical basis of which can be found in [33].…”
Section: D Scanning Technologies and Photogrammetrymentioning
confidence: 99%