• E-fashion

    E-fashion school 

     
    What We Offer:
    1. Flexible Learning Options:
      Study at your own pace with on-demand classes or join live, interactive sessions led by expert instructors.
    2. Diverse Course Offerings:
      Choose from a wide range of subjects, including academic, vocational, creative, and professional development courses.
    3. Expert Instructors:
      Learn from experienced teachers, industry professionals, and thought leaders who are passionate about guiding you toward success.
    4. Interactive and Engaging Content:
      Enjoy access to multimedia resources, quizzes, group discussions, and projects that make learning exciting and impactful.
    5. Globally Accessible:
      All you need is an internet connection! Our platform is designed to make education accessible to anyone, anywhere in the world.
    6. Community Support:
      Connect with a global network of peers, mentors, and alumni to collaborate, share ideas, and grow together.
    Why Choose Us?
    • Affordable tuition with financial aid and flexible payment plans.
    • Certifications to enhance your resume and validate your skills.
    • Personalized support through dedicated advisors and tutors.
    Join us today and take the first step toward your learning goals. Together, we’ll create a brighter future!
     
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Available courses

Pattern Construction

A pattern construction course focuses on the art and science of creating patterns for garments. It covers the following key areas:

Understanding Pattern Basics:

  • Body measurements: Learning how to take accurate body measurements to ensure proper fit.
  • Pattern blocks: Studying the fundamental pattern blocks for various garments like bodices, skirts, and pants.
  • Pattern markings: Understanding the importance of markings like grain lines, notches, and darts.

Pattern Drafting Techniques:

  • Flat pattern drafting: Creating patterns from scratch using mathematical calculations and drafting tools.
  • Draping: Constructing patterns directly on a dress form to achieve a more sculptural and tailored fit.
  • Sloper development: Creating a basic sloper, which is a foundational pattern that can be modified to create various styles.

Pattern Alterations and Modifications:

  • Fitting adjustments: Learning how to identify and correct fitting issues, such as gaping seams or tight areas.
  • Design modifications: Exploring techniques to modify patterns to create unique designs, such as adding darts, pleats, or ruffles.
  • Grading: Understanding the process of grading patterns to create different sizes.

Pattern Making Software:

  • CAD software: Learning to use computer-aided design software to create and manipulate patterns digitally.
  • Pattern design software: Exploring specialized software for pattern design and grading.

By the end of a pattern construction course, students will be able to create well-fitting and stylish patterns for a variety of garments, empowering them to design and sew their own clothes.

Textile Science

A textile science course typically covers the scientific principles and technological processes involved in the production, processing, and evaluation of textiles. It delves into the following key areas:

Fiber Science:

  • Understanding the structure, properties, and classification of natural and synthetic fibers.
  • Learning about fiber chemistry, physics, and morphology.
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Yarn Technology:

  • Exploring the different methods of yarn production, including spinning and twisting.
  • Analyzing yarn properties like strength, fineness, and twist.
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Fabric Construction:

  • Studying the various techniques used to create fabrics, such as weaving, knitting, and non-woven processes.
  • Evaluating fabric properties like weight, drape, and durability.
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Textile Chemistry:

  • Understanding the chemical processes involved in dyeing, printing, and finishing textiles.
  • Learning about color theory, color matching, and colorfastness.
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Textile Testing and Quality Control:

  • Acquiring knowledge of different testing methods to assess the quality and performance of textiles.
  • Learning about standards and regulations in the textile industry.

By studying textile science, students gain a comprehensive understanding of the textile industry, enabling them to innovate new materials, improve manufacturing processes, and ensure the quality and sustainability of textile products.

Clothing Construction

A clothing construction course typically covers the fundamental skills and techniques needed to create garments. It often includes:

  • Understanding fabrics: Learning about different types of fabrics, their properties, and how to choose the right fabric for a specific garment.
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  • Pattern making and reading: Developing the ability to create patterns from scratch or modify existing patterns to fit individual needs, as well as understanding and following commercial patterns.
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  • Basic sewing techniques: Mastering essential sewing skills like hand stitching, machine stitching, seam finishing, and hemming.
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  • Garment construction: Applying the learned techniques to construct various garments, from simple projects like tote bags to more complex items like dresses and shirts.
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  • Fitting and alterations: Learning how to take accurate measurements, fit garments properly, and make alterations to ensure a perfect fit.
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Through this course, students gain the knowledge and skills to design, create, and customize their own clothing, fostering creativity and self-expression.

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