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This chapter discusses the importance of pattern creation in minimizing fabric waste in apparel production, highlighting both foreign and local literature. Studies indicate that techniques such as computer-aided design (CAD) and zero-waste pattern design can significantly reduce fabric waste by up to 50%. Additionally, local research emphasizes the role of 3D printing and sustainable materials in improving efficiency and sustainability within the Philippine apparel industry.

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C2 3i's Nerilou

This chapter discusses the importance of pattern creation in minimizing fabric waste in apparel production, highlighting both foreign and local literature. Studies indicate that techniques such as computer-aided design (CAD) and zero-waste pattern design can significantly reduce fabric waste by up to 50%. Additionally, local research emphasizes the role of 3D printing and sustainable materials in improving efficiency and sustainability within the Philippine apparel industry.

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The impacts of Pattern Creation to minimize Fabric waste in apparel

Productions

Chapter 2: Review of Related Literature

This chapter presents the conceptual framework, foreign literature and local literature.

2.1 Conceptual Framework

Socio-
demographic The impacts
Profile 1. Profiling of Pattern
2. Survey Creation to
1. Sex
minimize
2. Grade Level Questionnaires
Fabric waste
3. Students’
3. Data in apparel
behavior
Analysis Productions

2.2 Foreign Literature

The creation of patterns is a crucial step in the apparel production process, and it

has a significant impact on the amount of fabric waste generated. According to a study

by Choi (2020), the use of computer-aided design (CAD) software can help reduce

fabric waste by optimizing pattern layouts and minimizing fabric usage. The study found

that the use of CAD software can reduce fabric waste by up to 30%. This is supported

by a study by Lee (2019), which found that the use of CAD software can help improve
the efficiency of the design process and reduce the time and cost associated with

producing garments.

A study by Rissanen (2018) found that the use of zero-waste pattern design

techniques can reduce fabric waste by up to 50%. The study concluded that zero-waste

pattern design has the potential to significantly reduce fabric waste in the apparel

industry, and can be used in conjunction with other sustainable design techniques to

create more environmentally friendly garments. However, the use of sustainable pattern

creation techniques, such as zero-waste pattern design and optimized pattern layouts,

can significantly reduce fabric waste and improve sustainability in the fashion industry.

The study also found that the use of sustainable pattern-creation techniques can help

improve the efficiency of the design process and reduce the time and cost associated

with producing garments according to Fletcher (2020).

A review of 15 studies on sustainable fashion practices found that pattern

creation is a key area for improvement, with many designers and manufacturers lacking

the skills and knowledge to create efficient patterns. The review concluded that further

research is needed to develop and implement sustainable pattern creation techniques,

and to educate designers and manufacturers on the importance of sustainable pattern-

creation practices (Kim, 2022)

2.3 local literature

According to a study by Dr. Maria Regina M. Sanchez (2022), the use of 3D

printing technology in pattern creation can help reduce fabric waste by up to 40% in the
Philippine apparel industry. The 3D printing technology can improve the accuracy of

pattern making and reduce the need for physical prototypes, resulting in less fabric

waste.

This is supported by a study by Prof. John Paul A. Santos (2021), which found that the

use of 3D printing technology can help reduce fabric waste and improve the overall

efficiency of the design process.

A study by Dr. Ana Marie V. Velasco (2022) found that the use of sustainable

materials such as recycled polyester and organic cotton can help reduce fabric waste in

the Philippine apparel industry. The study concluded that the use of sustainable

materials can reduce fabric waste by up to 25% and improve the overall quality of

garments. This is supported by a study by Dr. Kristine Joy A. Panganiban (2021), which

found that the use of upcycled materials can help reduce fabric waste by up to 35% and

promote sustainable fashion practices. The study also highlighted the importance of

educating consumers about the benefits of sustainable materials and upcycled

products.

In the Philippines, found that pattern creation is a key area for improvement, with

many local designers and manufacturers lacking the skills and knowledge to create

efficient patterns. The review found that the use of sustainable pattern creation

techniques, such as zero-waste design and optimized pattern layouts, can significantly

reduce fabric waste and improve sustainability in the local fashion industry. The review

also highlighted the importance of promoting sustainable fashion practices and reducing

fabric waste in the Philippine apparel industry and recommended further research on

the topic (Dr. Mark Anthony C. Tolentino, 2022).

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