Researcher

Was meeting on logos.

Logos.

I read a paper by Professor Kim Jin-sun of Konkuk University and it is quite similar to what I researched. The professor wrote this 10 years ago. I want to thank and respect the professor. I hope this industry will further develop into her data. From Logos.

We need to be flexible. There are many situations in custom clothes. To cope with it, you should not be firm in your thoughts and should be free to solve it.

A variety of curved applications.

Try a variety of approaches flexibly. We have the insight to see bigger. I am counting on you.

Most people don't think much about the balance of a armhole. A high armholes needs to be wider. Low armholes can be narrowed. Clothes are very uncomfortable if you have a high armhole and narrower width. The good size of the Armhole is fixed. Find the aspect ratio according to the situation.

I think the basis of correction is grading. It's an absolute foundation. We need the ability to solve the problem in this grading. We need to find a good line, a line that doesn't change, and within a range that doesn't have a significant impact. That's the point I see.

In logos.

From logos.

the application of men's and women's clothes.

Check by the baseline of the finished line.

In logos.

It should be understood by the picture.

The important point here is that the line can be moved from 1 to 3. In particular, the inner lines shall be fixed and only the outer lines shall be movable. where the inner part is left and the outer part is right. You must draw the line carefully. My idea of this is that as time changes, we need to change together so we can stick to the same line. What's wrong with us is that we use the old fashioned way to make clothes suitable for the latest trends.

This is the data that my teacher gave me for reference. This is the pattern of a tailor who shared the same period as my teacher.and He was close to my teacher.
So it’s similar to my teacher.
And their research and efforts have helped us a lot now. Thank you.
There is a formula that hasn’t changed for decades. We respect the formula and their dedication and always ask a lot of questions about it. I still think my teacher is the best tailor.