United University

Jacket Manufacturing Technology

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This course provides a full-cycle introduction to women's jacket design and production, combining historical context with advanced sewing techniques. Students gain practical skills to create stylish, well-constructed jackets inspired by both tradition and modern fashion.

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This course offers a comprehensive guide to the technology of jacket manufacturing, blending theoretical insights with practical skills. Students will explore the rich history and evolution of women's jackets, from classic styles like the Spencer and Bolero, to modern designs like the Trench Coat, Blazer, and Safari Jacket.

Key Focus Areas Include:

  • Types of Jackets: Understanding the diverse styles of jackets, including the historical context and modern adaptations, helping students grasp the nuances of jacket fashion.
  • Fabric Selection: Guidance on choosing the right fabrics for jacket construction, including wool, cotton, denim, and linen, with a focus on their suitability for various styles and climates.

The course delves into the technical aspects of jacket construction, with topics such as:

  • Anatomy and Measurements: Students will learn the fundamentals of human body anatomy, identifying key anthropometric points and understanding the balance of garment design to ensure proper fit and style.
  • Design and Pattern Construction: Detailed steps for building the base of a semi-fitted jacket with both single and double seam sleeves. Students will also explore collar design and fastening techniques.

Practical Sewing Techniques form a crucial part of the course, covering:

  1. Sewing Methods: The sequence of processing complex elements like welt pockets, collars, and sleeve slits. Innovative techniques for duplicating parts with adhesive materials and processing darts are also highlighted.
  2. Sewing Equipment: An overview of industrial and professional sewing machines, troubleshooting stitching defects, and ensuring precision in jacket construction.

Finishing and Detailing are key elements in jacket creation, with lessons on:

  • Jacket Finishing: Decorative techniques including the use of puffs, braid "harnesses," stones, and beads to enhance jacket designs.
  • Final Treatment: The importance of moisture and heat treatment for giving jackets a polished, professional finish.

In addition to learning how to repair jackets and address common garment issues, students will gain valuable insights into creating jacket collections, exploring both the technical and creative aspects of the process.

By the end of the course, students will be well-equipped to design, sew, and finish jackets that meet high industry standards, with inspiration drawn from Ukrainian and global designers.

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