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Assessment of Developed Tunics Inspired from Inlay Work


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1 Department of Apparel and Textile Science, College of Community Science, Punjab Agriculture University, Ludhiana (Punjab), India
2 Department of Apparel and Textile Science, College of Community Science, Punjab Agriculture University, Ludhiana (Punjab), India
     

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The investigation was carried out to design a line of tunics inspired from inlay work. Acceptance of respondents for prepared tunics was studied. Based on the preferential choices of the girls, six tunics were prepared using inlay motifs were rendered through machine embroidery. Evaluation of designed tunics was done by a sub-sample of thirty respondents. The most preferred tunic on the basis of silhouette was D5 (Mean score 4.6) which obtained first rank. Tunic D8 (mean score 5.2) was most preferred for the embellishments used. Both D5 and D8 tunics were most preferred for overall appeal. Quoted selling price of prepared tunic D5 was observed as adequate by most of the respondents (76.67 %). Probable profit margin possible on selling tunics were estimated from minimum 20.40 per cent to maximum 26.67 per cent. Mass production of tunics can reduce the cost of production.

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Tunic, Inlay work, Motifs, Preferences, College-going girls
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Himani Bhardwaj
Department of Apparel and Textile Science, College of Community Science, Punjab Agriculture University, Ludhiana (Punjab), India
Kanwaljit Brar
Department of Apparel and Textile Science, College of Community Science, Punjab Agriculture University, Ludhiana (Punjab), India

Abstract


The investigation was carried out to design a line of tunics inspired from inlay work. Acceptance of respondents for prepared tunics was studied. Based on the preferential choices of the girls, six tunics were prepared using inlay motifs were rendered through machine embroidery. Evaluation of designed tunics was done by a sub-sample of thirty respondents. The most preferred tunic on the basis of silhouette was D5 (Mean score 4.6) which obtained first rank. Tunic D8 (mean score 5.2) was most preferred for the embellishments used. Both D5 and D8 tunics were most preferred for overall appeal. Quoted selling price of prepared tunic D5 was observed as adequate by most of the respondents (76.67 %). Probable profit margin possible on selling tunics were estimated from minimum 20.40 per cent to maximum 26.67 per cent. Mass production of tunics can reduce the cost of production.

Keywords


Tunic, Inlay work, Motifs, Preferences, College-going girls

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