20대 후반 여성의 상반신 뒷면 형상에 따른 저고리 원형 개발 (Jeogori Pattern Development for Female in Late 20s According to Shape of Upper Back)

서지정보

· 발행기관 : 한국생활과학회
· 수록지 정보 : 한국생활과학회지 / 23권 / 6호 / 1191 ~ 1204페이지
· 저자명 : 엄란이, 이예진

초록

Even though a Han-bok, or traditional Korean costume, should be inherited since it is invaluable part of our culture,research on Han-bok is scarce. Since the development of a Jeogori pattern, the upper garment of Korean traditionalclothes, is done mostly based on the chest size, the design does not completely consider on wearer’s body shape.
Moreover, unless made by an expert, trial and error is almost always necessary to improve the fit of the clothes.
In this research, a Jeogori pattern was suggested that improves the fit based on the shape of the upper back(straightor bent) of a female in her late 20s who often wears a Han-bok and is comfortable when moving. Using a 3D virtualclothing system, the optimum pattern was selected based on the body shape. The final selection was made, and eachsubjects tried the garment on to evaluate the comfort when moving, along with its appearance, based on a seven pointLikert scale. As a result, for a straight body shape, the optimum ease for the front bust width was 2.5cm, and thatfor the back bust width was 2.0cm. The optimum center back dart was 1.0cm. The optimum Geodae width was 7.6cm,and the optimum back Geodae point was 2.0cm. For the bent body shape, the optimum ease for the front and backbust was 2.0cm. The optimum Geodae width was 8.4cm, and the optimum back Geodae point was 1.5cm. Furthermore,if the Hwajang slope was set at half of the vertical distance between the laterals of the neck and shoulder, a fittedsilhouette appeared, which is preferred nowadays. In the appearance evaluation, the final pattern designed in this researchreceived higher scores than the original design(straight; p<.001, bent; p<.05). The results of the evaluation of the comfortwhen moving also showed higher scores for the final pattern that was designed.

영어초록

Even though a Han-bok, or traditional Korean costume, should be inherited since it is invaluable part of our culture,research on Han-bok is scarce. Since the development of a Jeogori pattern, the upper garment of Korean traditionalclothes, is done mostly based on the chest size, the design does not completely consider on wearer’s body shape.
Moreover, unless made by an expert, trial and error is almost always necessary to improve the fit of the clothes.
In this research, a Jeogori pattern was suggested that improves the fit based on the shape of the upper back(straightor bent) of a female in her late 20s who often wears a Han-bok and is comfortable when moving. Using a 3D virtualclothing system, the optimum pattern was selected based on the body shape. The final selection was made, and eachsubjects tried the garment on to evaluate the comfort when moving, along with its appearance, based on a seven pointLikert scale. As a result, for a straight body shape, the optimum ease for the front bust width was 2.5cm, and thatfor the back bust width was 2.0cm. The optimum center back dart was 1.0cm. The optimum Geodae width was 7.6cm,and the optimum back Geodae point was 2.0cm. For the bent body shape, the optimum ease for the front and backbust was 2.0cm. The optimum Geodae width was 8.4cm, and the optimum back Geodae point was 1.5cm. Furthermore,if the Hwajang slope was set at half of the vertical distance between the laterals of the neck and shoulder, a fittedsilhouette appeared, which is preferred nowadays. In the appearance evaluation, the final pattern designed in this researchreceived higher scores than the original design(straight; p<.001, bent; p<.05). The results of the evaluation of the comfortwhen moving also showed higher scores for the final pattern that was designed.

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