Diseño Textil e Indumentaria

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    Rediseño de indumentaria para los adolescentes de 14 a 17 años de la Fundación Proyecto Don Bosco a partir de la reutilización de prendas
    (Universidad Técnica de Ambato. Facultad de Diseño y Arquitectura. Carrera de Diseño Textil e Indumentaria., 2022-09-26) Guamanquispe Guaillaguaman, Jefferson Omar; Sánchez Sailema, Érika Catalina
    In this integrative project, the development of clothing redesigns based on the reuse of garments is disclosed, this proposal was raised due to the increase in environmental pollution generated by the disposal of single-use garments and garments discarded by different causes that are accumulated in the Don Bosco Project Foundation due to the fact that the sizes did not meet the needs of young people between 14 and 17 years old The methodology that is used for the execution of the project is the Integrated Generalizing Design Methodology developed by Víctor Papanek, The methodology allows creating designs that cover economic, psychological, Social needs, for this reason it is raised from the social and economic problems, the reuse of second-hand clothing in order to extend the useful life of garments to reduce environmental pollution. The project allows contributing with clothing that meets the needs of the adolescents who attend the foundation, by using recycled garment textiles, a different textile can be constructed through various patchword techniques that will later be used to make garments. This project reveals the importance of textile and clothing design professionals in contributing and providing solutions to environmental and social problems caused by discarded garments, in addition to showing design options with recycled garment materials, in this case the reuse of garments accumulated in the Don Bosco Project foundation in order to redesign garments that meet the needs of young people and that serve as an economic income from the commercialization of the new garments.
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    Diseño de una colección de indumentaria aplicando la técnica patchwork, para reducir el impacto ambiental que generan las empresas del sector textil y de confecciones de Cotopaxi
    (Universidad Técnica de Ambato. Facultad de Diseño y Arquitectura. Carrera de Diseño Textil e Indumentaria., 2022-03-16) Arequipa Tipantuña, Erika Maritza; Ponce Pérez, Celinda Annabella
    This integrative project focuses on the development of a clothing collection incorporating the various patchwork techniques, with the reuse of textile waste discarded by companies in the textile and clothing sector of Cotopaxi, with the purpose of reducing the environmental impact they generate. these companies in the sector. The methodology on which this project is based is on the Integrated Generalizing Design Methodology developed by Víctor Papanek, this methodology focuses on social, ecological and responsible design, which is characterized by being intellectual and intuitive. It is mainly based on satisfying real needs, without generating other needs. Based on the research and management carried out on the companies in the textile and clothing sector of Cotopaxi, it was possible to achieve a network of contacts with the companies in the textile and clothing sector of the Province, which allowed obtaining the textile losses, the same ones that They were used for the construction of a textile through the various patchwork techniques and later for the development of the collection. At the conclusion of the investigation, in relation to the amount of textile waste generated by companies in the textile and clothing sector of Cotopaxi, it was not possible to determine an exact amount of textile waste that is generated and discarded by said companies. However, in the interviews with the companies, approximately 3 to 4 canvases were mentioned, which are equivalent to (approximately 78 and 117 kilos) of textile losses generated per month.