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  • Item type:Ítem,
    Diseño de una línea de indumentaria infantil con la incorporación de ilustraciones sobre las emociones, desarrolladas por niños de 6 a 10 años, para la empresa Confecciones Jaassmany
    (UNIVERSIDAD TÉCNICA DE AMBATO FACULTAD DE DISEÑO Y ARQUITECTURA CARRERA DE DISEÑO TEXTIL E INDUMENTARIA, 2025-07-29)
    Moreno Corrales Fatima Yessenia
    ;
    Varela Gallegos Sandra Catalina
    ;
    UNIVERSIDAD TÉCNICA DE AMBATO FACULTAD DE DISEÑO Y ARQUITECTURA CARRERA DE DISEÑO TEXTIL E INDUMENTARIA
    This research proposes the design of a children's clothing line based on illustrations created by children between the ages of 6 and 10, with the aim of visualizing their emotions through graphic language applied to clothing. The initiative arises in response to the lack of textile proposals that consider the emotional component in children's fashion design, while offering a creative alternative for children to actively participate in the symbolic construction of their identity. Based on the analysis of previous studies, it is established that free drawing, graphic symbols, and visual elements used by children carry deep meanings related to their emotional world. These findings have allowed the construction of a conceptual framework that supports the integration of these representations into fashion design, showing how emotions can be visually translated into garments that are functional, expressive, and coherent with the user. The proposed methodology is based on participatory approaches that consider the child as an active subject in the creative process. Through dynamics focused on the graphic representation of emotions, illustrations are collected and incorporated into clothing designs using appropriate textile techniques. In this way, the symbolic nature of clothing as a vehicle for emotional expression is reinforced, promoting a design with identity.
  • Item type:Ítem,
    Diseño de una colección de indumentaria regulable para el segmento de primera infancia del Centro de Desarrollo Infantil Universitario de la Universidad Técnica de Ambato.
    (2025-02)
    Sangucho León, Camila Natasha
    ;
    Escobar Guanoluisa, Taña Elizabeth
    El proyecto "Diseño de una colección de indumentaria infantil regulable dirigida para el segmento de primera infancia del Centro de Desarrollo Infantil Universitario de la Universidad Técnica de Ambato" tiene como objetivo desarrollar una línea de prendas que crezcan junto con los niños, abordando la problemática de la compra excesiva de ropa entre los 1 y 6 años. Este enfoque busca aliviar la carga económica de los padres al reducir la necesidad de compras constantes. El público objetivo son los padres de los estudiantes de la Universidad Técnica de Ambato, y los usuarios directos son los niños de 1 a 4 años que asisten al Centro de Desarrollo Infantil. La propuesta se distingue por sus prendas ajustables que se adaptan al crecimiento infantil, un concepto innovador aún no presente en el mercado ecuatoriano. Para garantizar la durabilidad y confort, se eligieron materiales como tela Champion para pantalones, forros de algodón hipo alergénico y tela polar para abrigo, así como jersey de algodón para los buzos. Se investigaron sistemas de oclusión para permitir el ajuste progresivo de las prendas. La propuesta busca posicionarse como una alternativa accesible y sostenible en el mercado, proporcionando soluciones prácticas para los padres y promoviendo el bienestar infantil. Se espera que, tras validar su aceptación en el mercado local, este modelo de negocio pueda expandirse a nivel nacional.
  • Item type:Ítem,
    Desarrollo de una línea de indumentaria infantil para la empresa Confecciones Susy, con el fin de diversificar la oferta
    (2025-02)
    Chicaiza Chimarro, Andrea Janeth
    ;
    Ponce Pérez, Celinda Annabella
    El presente proyecto se desarrolla en base a una problemática en la empresa Confecciones Susy, quienes, debido a las bajas demandas del mercado en cuanto a sus actuales productos, busca incorporar una nueva línea de indumentaria con el fin de diversificar la demanda empresarial. Por lo que, el proyecto se enfoca en aplicar estrategias de diversificación de productos, que además de realizar artículos que en este caso se han desarrollado a través del diseño e indumentaria, se han incorporado herramientas para potenciar los procesos de preventa, lanzamiento de productos y postventa en la empresa. El proceso de desarrollo abarca el análisis del entorno externo e interno de la entidad mencionada, segmentación del mercado y estudio del mismo, en el que se destaca el infantil de seis a diez años y estratificación social C- a C+, factor importante para la creación de la nueva línea de indumentaria, ya que, a partir de la segmentación, aplicación de entrevistas, grupos focales y técnicas de observación se ha obtenido parámetros de diseño. Por lo que el trabajo se apoya en el análisis de las necesidades de los consumidores finales y clientes de la empresa Confecciones Susy resultando una línea de indumentaria Infantil, que a partir del diseño se ha realizado una colección capsula tanto masculina como femenina active wear para la temporada de Carnaval, este lanzamiento se ha acompañado con estrategias de diversificación y canal de comunicación que permiten dar a conocer los productos dando apertura a la evaluación y verificación de estas estrategias por parte de la empresa con el fin de mejorarlas posteriormente. El proyecto aspira a contribuir con el desarrollo efectivo de la empresa mediante el diseño y la aplicación de otras disciplinas relacionadas con la mejora continua empresarial.
  • Item type:Ítem,
    Métodos de patronaje cero residuos: Una aproximación a la indumentaria infantil
    (Universidad Técnica de Ambato. Facultad de Diseño, Artes y Arquitectura. Carrera de Diseño de Modas., 2019-02)
    Guerrón Quiroz, Katherine Dayana
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    López Barrionuevo, Nancy Margarita
    The fashion industry has evolved on a large scale in such a way That has become considered the second most polluted in its processes worldwide. This is because in the course of time society has become more consumerist, causing entrepreneurs to decide to create fast fashion, the same that generates in large masses, in less time and at an affordable cost. Therefore, we see the need to investigate various procedures in which they focus: the slow fashion, sustainable fashion, ethical fashion or eco-fashion, which try to make garments that are friendly to the environment. On the other hand, there are studies on fashion zero residues, this, in turn tries to make zero residue patterns thus avoiding the textile waste in the cut of the pattern. To date, studies continue to be carried out to find new fashion alternatives to contribute to the reduction of environmental pollution. Fashion designers worldwide are generating new methods for developing clothing, changing the pattern of patterns such as the use of recyclable or environmentally friendly materials. These studies have shown the feasibility of making garments based on a pattern that does not generate textile waste, but if new silhouettes in clothing. This research focuses its study on the analysis of traditional pattern patterns applied to children's clothing in order to contribute in this way with the industrial development in a sustainable way. By investigating the characteristics of child patterning methods through a field study and bibliographic, as well as examining the parameters of the practical function of such clothing to determine the best alternative to optimize. The textile material. Methods and techniques for gathering information such as interviews with professionals dedicated to fashion design and skating application in Ecuador, as well as surveys to a sectorized market in order to determine if consumers would be Ready to buy garments made in large silhouettes but can be adjusted with different mechanisms to the body, in turn will establish characteristics that allow to develop garments with better ergonomic performance. The analysis of children's pattern books will allow determining the basic characteristics to carry out the elaboration of a baseline. Such as the size chart you use, the pattern procedure, the number of steps to be made, your cutting symbology, such as the flat drawing and exploding of your garments. From the analysis of the book of zero residue pattern you can come to consider basic aspects to develop your pattern and help develop new garments that allow to reach different types of consumers. The problematic of this research is the textile waste in the development of the children's clothing, therefore, it gives solution to this problem by means of the elaboration of a manual of patterning zero infantile residues of a fashion collection designed in Based on the new seasonal trends. Thus, a new method of patterning is established that does not generate textile waste and contributes to the environment.
  • Item type:Ítem,
    Diseño de indumentaria infantil como herramienta de estimulación lúdica y multisensoarial
    (2016)
    Venegas Montalvo, Karen Eliana
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    Paredes Morales, María Cristina
    The project was executed started from a very clear need in the market is the lack of existing innovation in the design of Ecuadorian children's clothes, so I wanted to present a proposal for different design, in this case I was conjugated the design and innovation with education, presenting garments to serve as tool playful, multisensory stimulation for babies; from the last decades the phrase early stimulation is increasingly fashionable and because people are becoming more aware that education is the foundation for their future lives and that will depend on the opportunities they have to be successful people. Early stimulation becomes very important in the growth and development of the child, if it can stimulate a child from an early age and appropriately can exploit the full potential with the least developed skills and abilities, so the child will know their skills in the future will use. The importance of early stimulation is such that it is considered a basic requirement for optimal brain development of the baby, and that enhances brain function in different areas (cognitive, language, motor and social); There are several techniques to encourage a small, brightly application and contrasting colors, textures, sounds, and playful details are some things that are to be applied in clothing, materials that the infant be linked daily by the use apparel and accessories with which to develop their creativity and ingenuity, receiving stimuli every day, from the moment of his birth, achieving abundant, common and different stimulation thus ensuring that the baby can gain rich, new experiences for developing. A lot of times parents know the importance of early stimulation, but do not know the proper way to stimulate the design proposal seeks to create a tool that can be used in such a simple way as everyday clothing a baby creating strong emotional bonds between parents and little incorporating the family as primary stimulation agent. vi Several methods to meet the interest of the fathers to the project, interviews and surveys giving feasible resulted in the development of this type of complementing garments with a social and educational approach used. To reach the consumer's mind, we worked in all areas of fashion design adding value to garments starting from the creative area through technical area of pre-production, manufacture, finishing and promotion, paying close attention to every detail to achieve impact on consumers to find an original product that in addition to basic features such as quality and ergonomics have flashy garments and unique extras: thus achieve a more sustainable development, promoting linked to human talent, technology and knowledge activities through the change of the productive matrix obtaining a high level of local, national and internation impact