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This is another way of dressmaking and a special technique of positioning and pinning fabric on |
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a dress form to develop the structure of a garment design. A garment can be draped using |
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a design sketch or an individual’s own creativity by experimenting with the way fabric falls to create |
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new designs at the start of the apparel design process. Muslin and pin are usually used for |
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this purpose and created section by section of a mannequin. After draping, the fabric is removed |
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from the dress form and used to create the sewing pattern for the garment. |
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| Course Duration : |
3 months (360 hours), Monday - Friday. |
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12 months (288 hours) on Saturdays or 1 day a week. |
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| Coursework is split into two emphasizes : |
6.1 Moulage :- Daywear / Corsets / Drapings |
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6.2 Moulage :- Evening & Wedding Dresses |
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This course is for those interested in pursuing a career in the mass market garment industry |
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whether for the local market or for export. Course contents emphasize on creating designs |
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for standardized international clothing sizes |
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| Course Duration : |
3 – 5 months (300-360 hours), Monday - Friday. |
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12 months (288 hours) on Saturdays or 1 day a week. |
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Detailed instruction on how to sew parts of the garment i.e. skirts, sleeves, collars, pants, jeans, |
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casual wear, office wear and a good variety of styles and formats. Pattern Grading by size |
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and shape such as Asian Sizes S / M / L / XL / XXL, European Sizes 36 38 40 42 44, US and |
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Canadian Sizes 4 6 8 10 12. |
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