STRUCTURAL MINIMALISM Technical folder Rhea Jacob H00144215
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overview brief.............................. moodboards .............................. shape development............
STRUCTURAL MINIMALISM
Structured minimalism, as simple as the name, this collection focuses on bringing out the element of minimalism in a modern day context. Focusing on simple basic tones and merging it with the modernesque point of view. I wanted to capture the simplistic element of contemporary significance merged with structured factors. The color palete was inspired by subtle soft tones, very basic such as white. The white was mixed with elements of metallic nature (gold) signifying the modern day feature.The artist John McCracken ahs inspired the linear and soft dimensional feature for the collection, also the use of solid color base and minimalistic yet statement demanding features.The collection gives grave importance to structure, which was achieved through an array of textured fabrics, and minute silhouette structured elements. A balanced line had to be drawn where the elements of structure and texture mustn’t overpower the element of minimalism and still maintain the commercial context of the brief. Garment range varies from dresses, shorts, tops and jacket. Lengths featuredmaintain the spring feature, not straying too far below the knee. The collection features embossed fabrics, in dotted textures and linear textures. Details showcase modern ideas of fastening such as non-functional button down flaps, and functional flap openings. Rough 3d draped folds are also part of this varied textured collection along with dimensional drapes. The target market is ba sed on a modern day woman. A trailblazer who isn’t afraid to experiment and enjoys the balance of simplicity and minimalism. She is well travelled and generates her inspiration from artwork, places she visits and her everyday life. Our target is the modern woman of today who pays attention to details, textures and aware of fashion trends, classic music, and making a statement with class and subtly.
Mood The inspiration of the trend is minimal geometric structures. The images shown inspire elements of linear, structured features and combines various textures.
Mood The inspiration of the trend is minimal geometric structures. The images shown inspire elements of linear, structured features and combines various textures.
target the target market of the collection focuses on the modern city woman. She isn’t afraid to take risks and loves to experiment but in a minimal context. Metallic elements and mix and matched texture appeals to her.
target She is well versed in literature and loves art, she is however selective on her choices. She follows the saying healthy body healthy mind. She enjoys the element of exploring and trail blazing.
color & texture The color much like the theme is very minimal and subdued, the highlighting factor is the metallic gold influence. Various textures are experimented with and featured in the collection. The dotted texture was first experimented in the sketchbook and then translated onto fabric. Linear texture was also tried in my sketchbook with thread art and then a similar texture wad featured with embossed lines onto neoprene fabric.
silhouette & shape
The silhouette in the collection features a balanced blend of oversized with fitted. Much of the elements in the trend were inspired by the shape development exercise. Where in the draped shaped inspired details within the collection.
Final Lineup
Final Lineup
Garment Flats the flats were first drawn onto paper by hand, using fine liner pens in the size 0.5, 0.3 & 0.1. the pages were then scanned and traced on illustrator ( a body template was used to ensure accurate shaping properties. the flats were then drawn using the pen tool.
Garment Flats the flats were first drawn onto paper by hand, using fine liner pens in the size 0.5, 0.3 & 0.1. the pages were then scanned and traced on illustrator ( a body template was used to ensure accurate shaping properties. the flats were then drawn using the pen tool.
Garment RANGE The color palette of the collection is very minimal. The gold areas were difficult to achieve with solid colors and shading techniques since the original fabric has a ‘glittery’ feel. Hence, the fabric was scanned and manipulated onto Photoshop, which was then exported to illustrator to fit the garment shape.
Garment RANGE The color palette of the collection is very minimal. The gold areas were difficult to achieve with solid colors and shading techniques since the original fabric has a ‘glittery’ feel. Hence, the fabric was scanned and manipulated onto Photoshop, which was then exported to illustrator to fit the garment shape.
inspiration
Outfit One
Outfit two
inspiration
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Outfit three
inspiration
Outfit four
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Outfit Five
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Outfit Six
the collage helped me collate and create new possibiliteies for design ideas and commercialize the creative elements.
Design Development
diagonal style lines inspired by art experimentation
draped detail inspired by integral research diagonal style lines, color palette and oversized vibe adapted onto garment
SHAPE Development the chosen shapes helped enhace my trend choices. the curvature and oversized nature paved way to my desig development process.
Linear
Whilst researching and sourcing fabric, the consideration and priority was given based on these points:
Embossed
•- Mixture of textures •-Linear elements •-Embossed/ heat pressed elements •-Should still exude minimalism with the element of texture •-Color palette should focus on white and gold tones. - should be cost effective as it can increase profit margin
The four fabrics shown here were especially chosen ad they supported the above factors.
fabric selection
White & gold
swatch book
Several fabrics were chosen in this process, I wanted to explore and research several sources and mediums (both online and local). The fabrics were chosen due to their unique texture, feel, practical stitching nature and other factors. Here is a collection of fabrics I chose, but didn’t select to showcase in my collection.
basic bodice block used, external panel draped onto garment, sleeve seperated along c/f and c/b extra triangular feature added.
BACK
pattern Development
back FRONT
basic trouser block manipulated into shorts, faux panel traced onto plan A.
FRONT
- Tracing the pattern onto the muslin fabric, fabric was folded and then cut for pieces that had an “on-fold� region -
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First attaching the faux panel onto the front bodice piece. The back was then attached
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The collar piece was the attached to the front and back neck line
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The two sleeve pieces of the front and back region was first stitched together and then attached as a whole (just like how a normal sleeve would be attached.
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Finishing was then done where in the insides were over locked and binded.
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The exposed zip was then attached to secure the garment.
Garment one
toile production
The toile process, began by
The plan and pattern for the top were made from a basic bodice piece. And a manipulated sleeve pattern, where in the sleeve was divided in half at the mid-section and an extension was added in a triangular shape. The midsection then turned into a seam line. The changes for this piece transferring onto the original garment was basically focused on the zip, where in it extended at quite a length so in the original the zip has to be shortened.
Garment one
Pattern Changes & Modification
Final production
-Tracing the pattern onto the fabric, patterns were placed in a manner where in minimal wastage occurred -Binding was secured onto the panel attaching the bodice -The bodice front piece and the panel was then attached together -The hemline of them both was stitched. -The back section was stitched onto the front through the shoulder seam. -The collar piece was first binded &was then attached to the neck line -The two sleeve pieces were stitched together and ironed, they were then over locked -The sleeve piece was then attached to the armhole -The exposed zip was stitched to secure the garment -Edge stitch around the edges -Buttonhole and button was attached to the panel and bodice. - Loose edges were then hand stitched to neaten garment.
Garment one
The final garment process began by
-Pattern was traced onto the fused fabric, was then cut -Darts were carefully stitched (front and back) -Panel was attached to the front short piece -Front panel right was stitched to the left, same for back piece -Seams were attached right: full stitch, left: half way (other left for zipper) -The crotch was then stitched front to back -Lining was stitched in the same process using un-fused fabric -Waistband was then attached -Invisible zip was stitched and tucked into the waistband -Edge of waistbands facing was secured by hand stitched.
Garment two
toile production
The toile process for the shorts is as follows:
The pattern for the shorts was made using a trouser pattern, which was shortened and the hemline was propotionetly finished with a triangular hemline. Waistband was made using the waist section of trouser block, darts were then closed and curve ruler was used to smoothen th difference. The changes made were to exclude lining as it made the shorts quite heavy and didn’t compliment the shape.
Garment two
Pattern Changes & Modification
-Pattern was traced onto the fabric, was then cut -Darts were carefully stitched (front and back) -Panel was attached to the front short piece -Binding was then used to secure hemline of front and back and the panel -Front panel right was stitched to the left, same for back piece -Seams were attached right: full stitch, left: half way (other left for zipper) -The crotch was then stitched front to back -Waistband was then attached -Invisible zip was stitched and tucked into the waistband -Edge of waistbands facing was secured by handstitch.
Garment two
Final production
The final garment process for the shorts are as follows:
FRONT
FRONT
BACK
BACK
BACK
pattern Development
basic bodice block traced, reduced from centre front. and hem line was extended.
japanese bodice block traced, to get this complimentig fit
FRONT
-Pattern was traced onto the fused fabric and cut -The darts were stitched for the side front piece -The center front panel was attached to the side panel -Center back panel was attached to side back panel -Seam was then ironed piece was the over locked -Collar was stitched onto neckline -Armhole and hem edge was secured with bias tape. -Exposed zip with open end was stitched.
Garment Three
toile production
The toile process for the toile top is as follows.
Garment Three
Pattern Changes & Modification
A Japanese block was traced and used in size 8; the block enabled a good fit with a side dart. Darts were separated and turned into different panel. Same collar pattern for garment one used. The changes made form muslin to final are as follows: -Decrease armhole width -Drop armhole -Match back and front seam.
-Pattern was traced onto the fabric and cut -The darts were stitched for the side front piece -The center front panel was attached to the side panel -The seam was then binded -Center back panel was attached to side back panel -Secured with binding -Collar was stitched onto neckline -Binding was added -Armhole and hem edge was secured with bias tape. -Exposed zip with open end was stitched.
Garment Three
Final production
Final production process is as follows:
Garment Four
toile production
The toile process for the shorts is as follows: -Pattern was traced onto the fused fabric, was then cut -Darts were carefully stitched (front and back) -Panel was attached to the front short piece -Front panel right was stitched to the left, same for back piece -Seams were attached right: full stitch, left: half way (other left for zipper) -The crotch was then stitched front to back -Waistband was then attached -Invisible zip was stitched and tucked into the waistband -Edge of waistbands facing was secured by hand stitch.
The pattern for the shorts was made using a trouser pattern, which was shortened and the hemline was propotionetly finished with a basic hemline. Waistband was made using the waist section of trouser block, darts were then closed and curve ruler was used to smoothen the difference.
Garment Four
Pattern Changes & Modification
-Pattern was traced onto the fabric, was then cut -Darts were carefully stitched (front and back) -Panel was attached to the front short piece -Binding was then used to secure hemline of front and back and the panel -Front panel right was stitched to the left, same for back piece -Seams were attached right: full stitch, left: half way (other left for zipper) -The crotch was then stitched front to back -Waistband was then attached -Invisible zip was stitched and tucked into the waistband -Edge of waistbands facing was secured by hand stitch.
Garment Four
Final production
The final garment process for the shorts are as follows:
Garment Five
toile production
The toile production is as follows: -Garment was first traced onto the fused muslin fabric -The front and back panels were then stitched -Binding was sued to secure raw edges -Snap buttons were added to the square panel place -Edges of square panel were finished with bias tape.
A bodice block was used for this garment, where in a section was excluded at the center front creating the space between the side panels. The square panel was made by draping different sizes of squared onto the finished muslin to determine the required size. The changes made were to the armhole, it was dropped. The size of the square was reduced.
Garment Five
Pattern Changes & Modification
-Garment was first traced onto the fabric -The front and back panels were then stitched -Binding was sued to secure raw edges -Edges of square panel were finished with bias tape. -Buttonholes were stitched onto the square panel after placing on the mannequin -And buttons were stitched onto the body.
Garment Five
Final production
The final production is as follows:
on fold
a corset block was used to gain the shape due to the fitted nature of the upper of the dress. the rectangular drape was then draped and hand stitched onto the corset.
on fold
BACK
basic a-line block reshaped near the hem. style lines were adjusted in snyc with the darts.
pattern Development
BACK
FRONT
FRONT
Garment six
toile production
The toile process for this dress is as follows: -Pattern was traced onto fabric -Corset front pieces were stitched to center front piece -Corset side back piece was stitched onto center back piece -Both panels were stitched onto front and back of the a-line skirt section -Panels were secure with pins onto mannequin -Rectangular pieces were cut and placed on the top and bottom half to the dress - They were folded at an angle creating the drape The draped pieces were hand stitched onto garment and the stitched together (top and bottom) -Finishing was then done to the pieces Invisible zip was attached after hemming
For the lower half an a-line skirt pattern was used and the hem section was taken inside to create the curve. The change made were firstly the corset section was shortened lengthwise. The upper drape was also reduced in size. The panel of the skirt was reduced by 1cm on one side.
Garment six
Pattern Changes & Modification
A basic bodice block was first used to manipulate and create the fitted feature of the upper half of the region. The test toile didn’t sit as per design illustration; hence a corset pattern was used.
-Pattern was traced onto fabric
Final production
-Corset front pieces were stitched to center front piece -Bias tape use dot secure edges -Corset side back piece was stitched onto center back piece -Bias tape use dot secure edges -Both panels were stitched onto front and back of the a-line skirt section -Bias tape use dot secure edges -Panels were secure with pins onto mannequin -Draped rectangles were laser cut -Rectangular pieces were cut and placed on the top and bottom half to the dress - They were folded at an angle creating the drape The draped pieces were hand stitched onto garment and the stitched together first -And then attached to the body -Finishing was then done to the pieces -Invisible zip was attached after hemming -Buttonhole and button stitched
Garment six
The final process for this dress is as follows:
BACK
FRONT
basic dress block (back), excluded the shoulder region and the area below it, button will be attached in this region. button hole will be stitched in panel inorder to secure fit .
pattern Development
displaced dart in basic bodice, inorder to conceal the dart region against the draping
BACK
Garment seven
toile production
Toile Production process is as follows: -Pattern was traced onto fabric -Front and back panel was stitched together -Back and bodice front was stitched only on right side and pinned on left. -Rectangular draped piece was put on -A seam was made to create the drape and hold it together -The seam was then ironed creating a triangular shape -The hemline was curved in along the center -The piece was then attached onto the side panels of the bodice and back.
Garment seven
Pattern Changes & Modification
Basic bodice block was used and the darts were displaced to the lower area of the bodice, so that it wouldn’t show on the top half. Basic dress block was used for the back half of the dress. Panel of the draped in the top half of the dress back block. Fabric was used on bias for muslin, however the drape region now for the original would go along side the grain line. The neckline and armhole was increased on the dress. The neck region was dropped and extended creating more area for the head.
-Pattern was traced onto fabric -Darts were stitched on front bodice
Final production
-Front and back panel was stitched together -Back and bodice front was not stitched just pinned for draping purpose -Bias tape used for finishing -Bias tape used for top half of the rectangular drape -Rectangular draped piece was put on -A fold was made much similar to the box pleat (except allowing a bigger space) -The folds were secured with hand stitch -The piece was then attached onto the side panels of the bodice and back. -Garment was laid flat and hemline was traced from the back -Bias tape used for hemline -Buttonhole and button stitched.
Garment seven
Final Production process is as follows:
FRONT
back attach front and back (neckline and side panel)
bind collar , attach collar to neckline
attach front and back sleeve , attach hem of sleeve
attach sleeve to body
production process
secure panel by binding, attach panel
gold binding used to finish raw edges., button hole handstitched as button size exceeded the machine stencil.
binding for collar and panel edge
Detail Highlight
at the edges binding was fused, to prevent fraying. prior to stitching binding was ironed to enable precision
attach front and back by shoulder seam and side seam bind edges
attach collar
attach side front to centre front
attach side back to side front
attach open end exposed zip
production process
close dart
button hole made by machine ,secured by handstitch, hem line secured by binding.
binding used to secure panel and hemline
Detail Highlight
faux panel stitched onto front piece , panel edge secured by binding stitch.
EDGES LASER CUT TO GIVE CLEAN FINISH
Detail Highlight
FAUX FLAT, SECURED WITH HANDSTITCHED BUTTON HOLE EDGE OF BODICE AND FLAP SECURED BY BINDING.
rectangular drape
structural minimalism
corset center front
spring/ summer 15/16
corset side front
size 8 - polyester & cotton blend with coated plastic thread elements - neoprene & polyester blend
54 inches
corset center back corset side back skirt center front skirt side front skirt center back skirt side back draped pleat above draped pleat below
Grain line
On - fold
panel
1.15 m aurum gold daisy white
flowy drapes
structural minimalism
spring/ summer 15/16 size 8
- polyester & cotton blend with coated plastic thread elements - neoprene & polyester blend
1.5 m aurum gold daisy white
Grain line
On - fold
54 inches
japanese darts structural minimalism
TOP CENTRE FRONT
spring/ summer 15/16
TOP SIDE FRONT
size 8 - polyester & cotton blend with coated plastic thread elements
54 inches
TOP CENTRE BACK TOP SIDE BACK
0.5 m aurum gold
Grain line
On - fold
COLLAR
structural minimalism
TOP CENTRE FRONT
spring/ summer 15/16 size 8
- polyester & cotton blend with coated plastic faux flap thread elements - neoprene & polyester blend
TOP PANEL FRONT
54 inches
TOP CENTRE BACK TOP SLEEVE BACK TOP SLEEVE FRONT
1.21 m
aurum gold daisy white
Grain line
On - fold
COLLAR
extended vest
structural minimalism
JACKET CENTRE FRONT
spring/ summer 15/16
JACKET CENTRE BACK
size 8 - polyester & cotton blend with coated plastic thread elements - neoprene & polyester blend
1.07 m
aurum gold daisy white
FASTENING PANEL
Grain line
On - fold
54 inches
rounded panel shorts
structural minimalism
SHORTS FRONT
spring/ summer 15/16
SHORTS FRONT PANEL
size 8 - polyester & cotton blend with coated plastic thread elements - neoprene & polyester blend
54 inches
SHORTS BACK WAISTBAND FRONT
Grain line
On - fold
WAISTBAND BACK
0.68 m
aurum gold daisy white
diagonal panel shorts
structural minimalism
SHORTS FRONT
spring/ summer 15/16
SHORTS FRONT PANEL
size 8 54 inches
- neoprene & polyester blend
SHORTS BACK WAISTBAND FRONT
On - folD
Grain line
WAISTBAND BACK
0.65 m
daisy white
rectangular drape
Name :
Sample Size (uk)
Collection : structural minimalism Season : s/s 15/16
size 8
front
Est. Meterage : 54 inches
Supplier / Manufacturers :
Belgium Style FZC , regal , Nobilis (Meo) , tehran fabric Fabric Costings :
Meterage/Yardage :
Meters used :
Amount (Dhs)
neoprene polyester blend
1 meter :40
0.2 m
8
neoprene heatpressed
1 meter : 40
0.9 m
22
0.05m
1.25
cotton, polyester blend
1 meter : 25
155
Total Amount : Finishing/trim Costings :
Quantity :
Cost (Dhs) :
Amount (Dhs)
thread
1
4
4
button +zip
1
5+1
5
binding
5 yards
3
15 180
Total Amount :
Amount (Dhs)
Manufacturing/labor Costings Marking Cost
3
Grading Cost
5
Cutting Cost
8
Construction Cost
20
Total Amount :
216
Garment Cost (excluding Shipping and Duty): Total Garment Cost: Suggested Wholesale Garment Price: Suggested Retail Garment Price: Colour :
aurum gold daisy white
Swatch:
216 500 1000
Back
flowy drapes
Name :
Sample Size (uk)
Collection : structural minimalism Season : s/s 15/16
size 8
front
Est. Meterage : 54 inches
Supplier / Manufacturers :
Belgium Style FZC , regal , Nobilis (Meo) , tehran fabric Fabric Costings :
Meterage/Yardage :
Meters used :
Amount (Dhs)
neoprene polyester blend
1 meter :40
1
40
neoprene embossed
1 meter : 40
0.2
8
0.1
2.5
cotton, polyester blend
1 meter : 25
73
Total Amount : Finishing/trim Costings :
Quantity :
Cost (Dhs) :
Amount (Dhs)
button + zipt
1
5+1
6
thread
1
5
5
binding
3 yards
3
Total Amount :
6 90
Amount (Dhs)
Manufacturing/labor Costings Marking Cost
3
Grading Cost
5
Cutting Cost
8
Construction Cost
20
Total Amount :
126
Garment Cost (excluding Shipping and Duty): Total Garment Cost:
126
Suggested Wholesale Garment Price:
500
Suggested Retail Garment Price: Colour :
1000
aurum gold daisy white
Swatch:
Back
japanese darts
Name :
Sample Size (uk)
Collection : structural minimalism Season : s/s 15/16
size 8
front
Est. Meterage : 54 inches
Supplier / Manufacturers :
Belgium Style FZC , regal , Nobilis (Meo) , tehran fabric Fabric Costings :
Meterage/Yardage :
Meters used :
1 meter : 25
0.42
cotton, polyester blend
Amount (Dhs) 10.5
10.5
Total Amount : Finishing/trim Costings :
Quantity :
open end zip binding
Cost (Dhs) :
Amount (Dhs)
1
2
2
2 yrds
3
6
1
thread
5
5 23.5
Total Amount :
Amount (Dhs)
Manufacturing/labor Costings Marking Cost
3
Grading Cost
5
Cutting Cost
6
Construction Cost
12 49.5
Total Amount : Garment Cost (excluding Shipping and Duty):
50
Total Garment Cost: Suggested Wholesale Garment Price: Suggested Retail Garment Price: Colour :
aurum gold daisy white
150 400
Swatch:
Back
faux flap
Name :
Sample Size (uk)
Collection : structural minimalism Season : s/s 15/16
size 8
front
Est. Meterage : 54 inches
Supplier / Manufacturers :
Belgium Style FZC , regal , Nobilis (Meo) , tehran fabric Fabric Costings :
Meterage/Yardage :
Meters used :
Amount (Dhs)
neoprene polyester blend
1 meter :40
0.5
20
neoprene embossed
1 meter : 40
0.2
8
0.7
17.5
cotton, polyester blend
1 meter : 25
Total Amount :
45.5
Finishing/trim Costings :
Quantity :
Cost (Dhs) :
Amount (Dhs)
1
5+1
6
binding
2 yards
3
6
thread
1
5
5
button + exposed zip
62.5
Total Amount :
Amount (Dhs)
Manufacturing/labor Costings Marking Cost
3
Grading Cost
5
Cutting Cost
8
Construction Cost
18 96.5
Total Amount : Garment Cost (excluding Shipping and Duty): Total Garment Cost:
96.5
Suggested Wholesale Garment Price:
400
Suggested Retail Garment Price: Colour :
800
aurum gold daisy white
Swatch:
Back
extended vest
Name :
Sample Size (uk)
Collection : structural minimalism Season : s/s 15/16
size 8
front
Est. Meterage : 54 inches
Supplier / Manufacturers :
Belgium Style FZC , regal , Nobilis (Meo) , tehran fabric Fabric Costings :
Meterage/Yardage :
neoprene polyester blend neoprene polyester heat pressed
Meters used :
Amount (Dhs)
1 meter :40
0.1
4
1 meter : 40
1.07
42.8 46.8
Total Amount : Finishing/trim Costings :
Quantity :
Cost (Dhs) :
Amount (Dhs)
button
4
2
6
thread
1
5
5
binding
2 yards
3
6 63.8
Total Amount :
Amount (Dhs)
Manufacturing/labor Costings Marking Cost
5
Grading Cost
4
Cutting Cost
7
Construction Cost
12
Total Amount :
91.8
Garment Cost (excluding Shipping and Duty): Total Garment Cost:
91.8
Suggested Wholesale Garment Price:
400
Suggested Retail Garment Price: Colour :
800
aurum gold daisy white
Swatch:
Back
Name :
Sample Size (uk)
rounded panel shorts
Collection : structural minimalism Season : s/s 15/16
size 8
front
Est. Meterage : 54 inches
Supplier / Manufacturers :
Belgium Style FZC , regal , Nobilis (Meo) , tehran fabric Fabric Costings :
Meterage/Yardage :
neoprene polyester blend neoprene polyester heat pressed cotton, polyester blend
Meters used :
Amount (Dhs)
1 meter :40
0.4
16
1 meter : 40
0.1
4
1 meter : 25
1.25
0.05
21.25
Total Amount : Finishing/trim Costings :
Quantity :
Cost (Dhs) :
Amount (Dhs)
thread
1
5
5
binding
2 yards
3
6
2
4
2
button
36.25
Total Amount :
Amount (Dhs)
Manufacturing/labor Costings
3 4 5
Marking Cost Grading Cost Cutting Cost Construction Cost
12 60.25
Total Amount : Garment Cost (excluding Shipping and Duty): Total Garment Cost:
60.25
Suggested Wholesale Garment Price:
300
Suggested Retail Garment Price: Colour :
600
aurum gold daisy white
Swatch:
Back
Sample Size (uk)
Collection : structural minimalism Season : s/s 15/16
size 8
front
Est. Meterage : 54 inches
Supplier / Manufacturers :
Belgium Style FZC , regal , Nobilis (Meo) , tehran fabric Fabric Costings :
Meterage/Yardage :
neoprene polyester blend neoprene embossed cotton, polyester blend
Meters used :
Amount (Dhs)
1 meter :40
0.45
18
1 meter : 40
0.17
6.8
0.01
1
1 meter : 25
25.8
Total Amount : Finishing/trim Costings :
Quantity :
Cost (Dhs) :
Amount (Dhs)
thread
1
5
5
binding
2 yards
3
6
2
4
2
button
40.8
Total Amount :
Amount (Dhs)
Manufacturing/labor Costings Marking Cost
3 4 5 12
Grading Cost Cutting Cost Construction Cost
64.8
Total Amount : Garment Cost (excluding Shipping and Duty): Total Garment Cost:
64.8
Suggested Wholesale Garment Price:
300
Suggested Retail Garment Price: Colour :
600
aurum gold daisy white
Swatch:
Back
On - fold
diagonal panel shorts
Name :
rectangular drape
structural minimalism
spring/ summer 15/16
54 inches
40 dhs per meter
Belgium Style FZC , regal , Nobilis (Meo) , tehran fabric
aurum gold
35.5 35.5 “ daisy white
13 “
draped region is achieved by cutting a rectangular piece the edges are neatened with laser cut and then folded at an angle to create the draped feature
neoprene & polyester blend heat pressed neoprene & polyester polyester & cotton blend with coated plastic thread elements
japanese darts structural minimalism
spring/ summer 15/16
54 inches
extended
40 dhs per meter
Belgium Style FZC , regal , Nobilis (Meo) , tehran fabric
aurum gold
16.5�
exposed zip must h ave an open end. finishing of the garment with binding
polyester & cotton blend with coated plastic thread elements
est
flowy drapes 54 inches
spring/ summer 15/16
40 dhs per meter
Belgium Style FZC , regal , Nobilis (Meo) , tehran fabric 13.5 “ aurum gold
40.5’’
neoprene & polyester blend opening from the flap , secured with buttons. draped formed with rectangular laser cut piece.
heat pressed neoprene & polyester polyester & cotton blend with coated plastic thread elements
daisy white
faux flap
structural minimalism
spring/ summer 15/16
54 inches
40 dhs per meter
Belgium Style FZC , regal , Nobilis (Meo) , tehran fabric
aurum gold 18.5’’ daisy white
13.7 ‘’
drape flap and secure with button. finish with gold binding. exposed zip secured with edge stitch.
neoprene & polyester blend embossed neoprene & polyester polyester & cotton blend with coated plastic thread elements
extended vest
structural minimalism
spring/ summer 15/16
54 inches
40 dhs per meter
Belgium Style FZC , regal , Nobilis (Meo) , tehran fabric
40’’ daisy white
all edges to be finished off with gold binding. fastening panel to be secured by buttons. armhole secured by binding.
neoprene & polyester blend heat pressed neoprene & polyester
rounded panel shorts
structural minimalism
spring/ summer 15/16
54 inches
40 dhs per meter
Belgium Style FZC , regal , Nobilis (Meo) , tehran fabric
aurum gold
14.5 “ daisy white
all edges to be secured with golden binding. interior finished with overlock stitch (tight cased) panels secured by binding.
neoprene & polyester blend heat pressed neoprene & polyester polyester & cotton blend with coated plastic thread elements
diagonal panel shorts
structural minimalism
spring/ summer 15/16
54 inches
40 dhs per meter
Belgium Style FZC , regal , Nobilis (Meo) , tehran fabric
aurum gold
15.5 “
triangular hem line to be secured by parallel fused gold binding. all edges to be secured with golden binding. interior finished with overlock stitch (tight cased) panels secured by binding.
neoprene & polyester blend embossed neoprene & polyester polyester & cotton blend with coated plastic thread elements
daisy white
symmetrical crop
structural minimalism
spring/ summer 15/16
54 inches
40 dhs per meter
Belgium Style FZC , regal , Nobilis (Meo) , tehran fabric
daisy white
use opened ended zip. finish off armhole and collar edge with binding.
neoprene & polyester blend embossed neoprene & polyester
basic
structural minimalism
spring/ summer 15/16
54 inches
40 dhs per meter
Belgium Style FZC , regal , Nobilis (Meo) , tehran fabric
daisy white
invisible zip on the left side of the collar (front) , extending to 1cm before the edge of shoulder seam towrds armhole.
neoprene & polyester blend
geometric overlaps
structural minimalism
spring/ summer 15/16
54 inches
40 dhs per meter
Belgium Style FZC , regal , Nobilis (Meo) , tehran fabric
daisy white
overlapped section butoons should extend 1 cm after the shoulder seam, inorder to ensure secure fit.
neoprene & polyester blend embossed neoprene & polyester
inverted symmetry
structural minimalism
spring/ summer 15/16
54 inches
40 dhs per meter
Belgium Style FZC , regal , Nobilis (Meo) , tehran fabric
aurum gold
daisy white
concealed buttons used with loop to closer centre front opening
neoprene & polyester blend polyester & cotton blend with coated plastic thread elements
asymmetryt
structural minimalism
spring/ summer 15/16
54 inches
40 dhs per meter
Belgium Style FZC , regal , Nobilis (Meo) , tehran fabric
aurum gold
daisy white
concealed buttons for the concealed layer to ensure secured fit
neoprene & polyester blend heat pressed neoprene & polyester polyester & cotton blend with coated plastic thread elements
asymmetry skirt
structural minimalism
spring/ summer 15/16
54 inches
40 dhs per meter
Belgium Style FZC , regal , Nobilis (Meo) , tehran fabric
daisy white
secured with invisible zip
neoprene & polyester blend embossed neoprene & polyester
symmetry
structural minimalism
spring/ summer 15/16
54 inches
40 dhs per meter
Belgium Style FZC , regal , Nobilis (Meo) , tehran fabric
aurum gold
secured with invisble zip at centre back. polyester & cotton blend with coated plastic thread elements
dia
structural minimalism
spring/ summer 15/16
54 inches
40 dhs per meter
Belgium Style FZC , regal , Nobilis (Meo) , tehran fabric
aurum gold
daisy white
secured with invisible zip at left side panel. concealed button at collar.
neoprene & polyester blend embossed neoprene & polyester polyester & cotton blend with coated plastic thread elements
dia
structural minimalism
spring/ summer 15/16
54 inches
40 dhs per meter
Belgium Style FZC , regal , Nobilis (Meo) , tehran fabric
aurum gold
daisy white
drape secured with handstitch.
neoprene & polyester blend embossed neoprene & polyester polyester & cotton blend with coated plastic thread elements
dia
structural minimalism
spring/ summer 15/16
54 inches
40 dhs per meter
Belgium Style FZC , regal , Nobilis (Meo) , tehran fabric
daisy white
invisble zip to secure fit. faux panel secured with button neoprene & polyester blend
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