Single Module: Introduction to Fashion Construction

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In Colchester

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    Course

  • Location

    Colchester

  • Start date

    Different dates available

This module introduces students to the materials, techniques and terminology related to creative and technical processes in fashion construction. It develops skills in flat pattern cutting and in modelling on the stand using appropriate manufacturing techniques. It introduces students to safe working practice in fashion studios and workshops and encourages a deeper understanding of the subject through examination of historical and contemporary precedents.

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Colchester (Essex)
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Sheepen Road, CO3 3LL

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Course programme



This is a standalone module from the BA (Hons) in Fine Art, which can be studied in isolation or with other standalone modules. This module can help you to brush up on existing skills and it offers a taste of the full degree programme.


This module introduces students to the materials, techniques and terminology related to creative and technical processes in fashion construction. It develops skills in flat pattern cutting and in modelling on the stand using appropriate manufacturing techniques. It introduces students to safe working practice in fashion studios and workshops and encourages a deeper understanding of the subject through examination of historical and contemporary precedents.



Module Content

  • Introduction to safe working practices and health and safety issues.

  • Developing an historical and contemporary overview of fashion.

  • Using and creating samples and experiments.

  • Practical exercises in measurement.

  • Demonstration and investigation of the possibilities of pattern cutting.

  • Examination and practical engagement in garment construction.

  • Structural manipulation of fabrics.

  • Modelling on a stand.

  • Construction workshop.

  • Machine processes and applications.

  • Presentation.

  • Skills in objective and critical evaluation of fashion construction.






How To Apply


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Colchester

CO3 3LL









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Braintree

CM7 5SN








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Single Module: Introduction to Fashion Construction

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