Developing women’s clothing design from marigold-dyed linen. The objectives of the project were : 1) to study about linen dying technique with marigold with various kinds of mordant 2) to design and develop women’s clothing from marigold-dyed linen 3) to study the satisfaction of representative samples for the women’s clothing design from marigold-dyed linen. Using simple random sampling method analyzing the data with statistics percentage mean and deviation standard. The sample groups are selected from working women in Dusit District Suan Chitlada Subdistrict and students from Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon in total 100 participants. Research instruments are questionnaire and 2 women’s clothing prototypes one was dyed with natural mordant and the other chemical mordant. The results indicated that most of the samples aged from 25 and above single graduated with bachelor degree are general office workers and students and earn less than 15000 baht. The result also revealed the satisfaction for the women’s clothing design from marigold-dyed linen a design which was dyed with both natural and chemical mordant. The participants are satisfied with the modern design suited for working age and very useful at a high level with means of 4.07 and 4.05 natural and chemical mordant respectively. Considering the overall result the participant tended to be satisfied with natural mordant dyed dress more with a mean of 4.07

This research on the “The design and development of Quick-Dry finishing applied to Muslimah clothes” had the objective to create knowledge in the development of Muslim women’s clothing with the emphasis on religious benefits. Likewise this research aimed to solve the problems of dampness after ablution which is the daily routine of Muslim people in order to provide clothing that are suitable for wearing while retaining the aesthetic elements according to the doctrine of Islamic religion. The prototype of Muslim women’s clothing with a quick dry finish had been prepared for religious benefits. Moreover the guideline for the production of a new form of clothing had been developed to enter the AEC market in order to correspond to the government’s policy on economic development. The research process consisted of 9 steps as follows: 1) review related theories and literature; 2) conduct questionnaire to collect preliminary data and draw conclusions; 3) design 15 Muslim women’s dresses to reduce the dampness after ablution; 4) select 4 dresses to be used as prototypes; 5) conduct experiments on the sample group while they were performing ablution; 6) collect data from the satisfaction survey; 7) evaluate the obtained data; 8) analyze the obtained data; and 9) conclude and discuss the research findings. After selecting the prototypes that are appropriate to this research it is evident that all selected prototypes were black in color with a similar design to Abaya dress due to its classic look. The majority of the sample stated that they adhered to the culture of the Middle East which is the origin of Islamic religion. All of the prototypes used Ponte de Roma knit but were composed of four different types of fabric: C40 TK45 Micro27/72 and CVC40. The prototypes were tested according to Fabric Test standards. All types of fabric were compared in terms of their finishing properties: no finishing and quick dry finish. The results indicated that the color resistance to washing had decreased for C40 TK45 and Micro75/72 fabrics while improved for CVC40 fabric. Meanwhile the color resistance to sunlight had decreased for C40 fabric while improved for TK45 and Micro75/72 fabrics and remained unchanged for CVC40 fabric. Moreover the color resistance to sweat and water had decreased for C40 TK45 and Micro75/72 fabrics while improved for CVC40 fabric. In addition fabrics with the composition of synthetic fibers had a better moisture management than fabrics with the composition of natural fibers. Meanwhile the drying rates of C40 TK45 and Micro75/72 fabrics increased by 26-28% when compared to fabrics of the same types but without a quick dry finish as opposed to CVC40 fabric that reduced by 11%. The most prototype popular was number 4 which was suitable for all factors.

Objectives of this study were to design and develop seamless womens wear using pattern techniques and to study customers satisfaction of seamless womens wear using pattern techniques. The researcher designed 5 categories of womens wear coat blouse dress skirt and pants. Proper designs for sewing prototypes were selected by experts. These were made from three types of fabrics light medium and heavy. Customers satisfaction survey was made from 385 women working in private companies in Bang Rak Bang Kapi and Pathum Wan Districts of Bangkok. Accidental sampling of participants were asked to answer questionnaires. Data was analyzed by using packaged computer program. Statistics used were frequencies percentages means and standard deviations. The results showed that the majority of samples were aged between 26-30 years educational levels were bachelors degrees monthly income was between 15001-25000 Bahts never bought or used seamless womens wear consideration in buying was by preference bought every month at prices between 501-1000 Bahts per item. The overall customers satisfaction to seamless womens wear was at a very satisfied level at the mean of 4.12.

The objective of this project work was to study and develop of womens clothing from Khu Bua Jok fabric at Ratchaburi province. The research instrument was a set of questionnaires comprising checklist for the clothing prototype for 5 patterns. The statistics used to analyze the data were frequency percentage and standard deviation. Answered by 25-35 years old ladies whom were student and income 15000 baht per month and undergraduate. Their opinion were high level to this products were be develop in sewing technique knowledge as scored as 4.09 in decorate material as scored as 3.63 and in suitable pattern as scored as 3.61. There were commented such as these Blouse designs scored sewing technique knowledge know how support other people to use this fabric apply ladies blouses by use this fabric this fabric were suited to make ready-wear developed more pattern and they were known the Khu Bua Jok fabric as medium scores as 3.36 3.10 3.06 3.01 2.83 2.64 and 2.34 respectively. This products were to comment for each factors; The pattern no.4 was the most suitable the most suitable material was pattern no.2 the best sewing technique was pattern no.2 and no.4 the best decorating was pattern no.4. The evaluated comment scored for pattern no.4 no.2 no.1 and no.5 were high as scored as 3.74 3.68 3.63 and 3.62 respectively but the pattern no.3 was scored medium as scored as 3.58 out of 5.

This project aimed to street wear design inspired by mosaic art in Pratard Prasornkeaw temple. the design is focus on modern style expression of the texture pattern that giving from tracery of the Pratard Phasornkaew temple wall. i retrench the tracery and made up continuing to be a beauty and trendy pattern for use indaily life. Anlysis tool is to analyze the tracery of the Prathatphasonkaew temple wall pattern by divide to three criteria to analyze the patterns of color and style focusing on the overall composition. were analyzed for creative costumes. The results of Wat Prathat Phasornkeaw mosaic is the art used to decorate the walls. highlights include a crockery set in stone with the use of warm colors and contrasting to throw cold pattern. thus the study took the data to use in clothing design in the street wear. the aims pattern applied in costume.