Application of 3D-TO-2D garment design for atypical morphology: a design case for physically disabled people with scoliosis

3D-to-2D garment design method emerges as a novel design solution for automatic garment design and production, especially for consumers with atypical morphology. In this paper, we introduced an application case of designing a personalized garment for physically disabled people with scoliosis (PDPS) using 3D-to-2D garment design method. A pattern modification model is proposed in order to satisfy the requirement of design automation. The proposed modification model is based on the evaluation of the 3D virtual try-on result using the professional knowledge of the designers. Research results indicate that 3D-to-2D garment design can effectively realize personalized design for atypical morphology. Also, using sensory evaluation, professional design knowledge of the designers can be fully applied to control the 2Dtechnical space of garment design based on the perception of 3D garment virtual try-on result.