Functional Female Clothing Design with Physical Disabilities in Bangladesh

While looking into garments for individuals with incapacities has been a zone of enthusiasm for decades among apparel researchers, there is limited data about people with disabilities. The reason for this examination is to distinguish the possible garments needs of females with inabilities and a sequence of modifications will be established based on summary results. The Functional, Expressive and Aesthetic (FEA) Model will be utilized as the calculated system to distinguish the requirements. Organizations and individuals are known to aid people with impairments by conducting a physical survey. Forty-one young ladies with incapacities reacted to the survey about their attire intrigue, issues and needs. While graphical insights will be used to examine the quantitative data, another application of the FEA model will be used to code the subjective information and identify study responses' concerns. The primary dress issues were identified with fit, styling, donning and doffing, and trouble utilizing clasp. A floral theme on Nakshikatha will be utilized for design. Presently the body-garment relationship falls within the model's fashionable considerations, Catharanthus roseus, an evergreen sub-herb jeopardized plant motif can be woven or sewn into the costumes as an attractive component of dresses. According to the survey results that were thoroughly documented by the participants, it is proposed in this inquiry that the body-piece of clothing relationship does not have a place with a solitary thought type, but it is a combination of functional, expressive, and aesthetic reflection. The final collection will be adorned depending on adaptive people's environmental and social circumstances.