Analysis of lower-body dimensions and their implementation in compression garment development

This experimental study aims to develop an approach to quantify dimensional changes in the lower body of female football players, with the intention of demonstrating how the results can be used to inform the development of lower body sports compression garments. A framework was established in order to analyse 3D body scans in functional postures using Rhinoceros 3D® and Grasshopper as a response to the limitations of current scanner software. The outcome provides an alternative methodology to locate landmarks on the body and extract dimensions in various sporting postures. Suggestions have been made as to how this information can aid pattern making, sizing, and grading of sports compression leggings, that can provide the wearer with optimal clothing fit, pressure delivery and comfort.

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Communications in development and assembling of textile products
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2024-12-20
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https://doi.org/10.25367/cdatp.2024.5.p187-194
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Textile materials and evaluations
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Analysis of lower-body dimensions and their implementation in compression garment development

Kasey Hatch, Carol McDonald, Anke Klepser, Simeon Gill et al.
Communications in development and assembling of textile products
Textile materials and evaluations
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Analysis of lower-body dimensions and their implementation in compression garment development

Kasey Hatch, Carol McDonald, Anke Klepser, Simeon Gill, Kristina Brubacher
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Abstract

This experimental study aims to develop an approach to quantify dimensional changes in the lower body of female football players, with the intention of demonstrating how the results can be used to inform the development of lower body sports compression garments. A framework was established in order to analyse 3D body scans in functional postures using Rhinoceros 3D® and Grasshopper as a response to the limitations of current scanner software. The outcome provides an alternative methodology to locate landmarks on the body and extract dimensions in various sporting postures. Suggestions have been made as to how this information can aid pattern making, sizing, and grading of sports compression leggings, that can provide the wearer with optimal clothing fit, pressure delivery and comfort.

Communications in development and assembling of textile productsVol. 5(2)
Hohenstein Institute (DE), University of Manchester (GB), American Standard (United States) (US)
Gender equality
Openalex Percentile: Top 81%
Textile materials and evaluations
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