Development guideline local wisdom product of Pandanus Odortissimus Linn. Banramad Lanta Krabi a purpose (1) the study local wisdom product of Pandanus Odortissimus Linn. (2) Develop guideline product for handicraft demand with the customer (3) Develop guideline productBased on local wisdom. The collect information local wisdom product of Pandanus Odortissimus Linn. Banramad Lanta Krabi With the method of interview and develop product for handicraft demand with the customer. The sample is People interested product of Pandanus Odortissimus Linn. The research results (1) product of Pandanus Odortissimus Linn. Banramad Lanta Krabi has evolved from a product of mats used since the ancestors and inherit. Developed according to usage until the group Pandanus Odortissimus Linn. Banramad Lanta Krabi Since 1999 has developed products for sale In other product. Emphasize the fairness in the form of traditional wisdom and the productivity of its members group Pandanus Odortissimus Linn. Banramad Lanta Krabi (2) Develop guideline product for handicraft demand with the customer provide feedback on product variations results Most of the respondents were female 198 representing 80.77 % age range 51-60 years 102 persons or 38.46%. And give opinions aspect convenience on form bag (=4.6) pattern ( =4.5) and benefit ( =4.4)

Thailand is one of the few countries in the world that provides the whole value chain of the textile industry with over 4700 local textile producers and 800000 to one million workers making this industry the second-most important employment sector. In 2016 the industry’s export revenue was valued at almost USD 7 billion contributing to over 3% of total exports. The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) is the biggest international market for Thailand clothing export (23%) and expected to become the worlds fourth largest market by 2030. However Thai cloth entrepreneurs are facing major problems that demand attention including labour costs new design and product development and in particular online marketing. The Thai fashion and textile industries should define a clear strategic move through integrating textile with fashion with a view “toward sustainable creative industries with strong soft power”. The purpose of this study is to analyse competitiveness of Thai cloth entrepreneurs in relation to online management and integrated marketing communications (IMC) in the ASEAN market. The research instrument involves a descriptive cross-sectional mixed-method study in Thailand. For quantitative data 60 cloth entrepreneurs are invited to complete a questionnaire before and after our “online management and IMC” training programme and a qualitative in-depth interview study is conducted with 10 cloth entrepreneurs. The 2017 survey returned 100% participation with general agreement that a website and Facebook are the most important IMC tools for online marketing in the ASEAN market. Before training the participants had knowledge and skills regarding the ASEAN Free Trade Area (AFTA) online communication and social media tools in intermediate level while they had less knowledge and skills concerning social media web design and online gallery. After training the statistics show an increase in entrepreneurs’ level for all knowledge and skills. Furthermore the findings from in-depth interviews show that with regard to entrepreneurial competitiveness in relation to the ability of online management and IMC there is a requirement for further training and government support. In addition the 10 cloth entrepreneurs agree that time management and quality of product and service control are very important for online business.

The purpose of this research was to study the dyeing polyamide/elastane fabric with natural indigo using exhaustion dyeing process. The effects from the concentration of the natural indigo dye thiourea dioxide and sodium hydroxide were investigated. The colour of each dyed material was investigated in term of the CIELAB (L* a* and b*) and K/S value. The color fastness to washing rubbing perspirdation light water sea water and chlorinated water of the dyed samples was determined. The bursting strengrh of dyed polyamide/elastane was evaluated. The best vatting condition was at 50 ̊C for 30 minutes. The optimal formula of dyeing polyamide/elastane fabric using natural indigo was prepared by mixing 200 g/L natural indigo paste 60 g/L thiourea dioxide 1 g/L sodium hydroxide. The fabric dyed in the solution of indigo vatting a shade of dark blue colour. The color fastness to light washing water sea water perspiration and chlorinated water were good to very good. However the rubbing fastness results showed fair level. The bursting strength of dyed fabrics is less than the undyed fabric 3.1%. The optimal ratio of discharge printing on polyamide/elastane fabric were compose of 70 % starch print paste and 30 % discharging agent (KMnO4). The pattern design produced from these combinations in the printing areas on fabrics showed an excellent standard of printing quality. The results confirmed that natural indigo dyes have potential applications in polyamide/elastane fabric dyeing and the dyed fabric can be used produce women’s intimate apparel.

This research was concerned a printing on cotton fabrics with dye powder from mangosteen rind. In this study the dye powder was composed of dye’ s solution extracted from mangosteen rind and maltodextrin 15 % . The dye powder was applied to a cotton fabric by screen printing technique and a pigment based print paste was used as a print paste in the printing process. Aluminium potassium sulphate (AlK(SO4)2·12H2O )and Iron (II) sulphate (FeSO4·7 H2O) were used as mordants in post-mordanting process. The influences of mordanting on colour appearance and fastness properties of printed fabrics were investigated. The colour fastness to washing and rubbing of printed fabrics was performed according to the present ISO standard. The results show that the post- mordanting can improve the colour fastness properties of printed fabrics. The ratings of colour fastness to washing and rubbing of the printed fabrics with the mordant were good. The appropriate amount of the mordant is 5 grams per liter and duration in the range of 5 minutes to 15 minutes seem to be a suitable time for the post- mordnating process. The type of mordant produced an effect on the colour appearance of the printed fabrics after mordanting.

Fashion Thesis Creative design set inspired by Lestegodon caves. the study aimed at the layout and texture characteristics of the Stalactites and stalagmites Stegodon elephants and fossils and to design creative sets which was inspired by the cave of Lestegodon The instrument used in this study was an analysis Fossil of the Stegodon’s elephant Stalactites and stalagmites And colors of the fossilized from Stegodons elephants and colors of Stalactites and stalagmites and surface of Stegodon elephants cave walls stalactites and stalactites and fossils In order to design the creative set Which was inspired by the cave of Lestegodon. From the study and analysis of data it was found that the structure color and surface of fossils in the Lestegodon cave which is designed each set by bringing the fossil pictures inside the Lestegodon cave by collage art which positioned as a color scheme that is caused by natural processes and creates a technique. The dress is applied to the fashion trends in S/S 2020 to be used as a guide to designing a creative wear.