Application of Visual Illusion Patterns on Modern Women's Knitwear Design

Abstract

The jersey knitwear market occupies most of the knitting market due to its relatively simple manufacturing process and high public acceptance. Pattern design composed of some simple lines and geometric patterns usually applied to jersey knitwear, but it can not take advantage of knitting fabrics as much as possible. Therefore, in order to combine the merit of knitwear, the research process is as follows: firstly, learning about women's preferences for knitwear in their 30s and 50s through questionnaire distribution and in-store inquiries. Secondly, designing and producing urban women's knitwear collections with optical illusion patterns. The yarn used in this design experiment is mostly 100% 80s Australian wool, and the equipment is STOLL M1 plus--a computerized at knitting machine, all of which are provided and assisted by the FSF factory, Suzhou, China. It is \fnally determined that the jacquard pattern put into production is double-sided birdeye jacquard and air layer jacquard. In terms of the \fnal collection effect, the design ideas of \"Fake Two Pieces\" and \"Simulated Pleated Skirt\" are reflected in the collection named \"chengSHi\". The combination of knitwear and optical illusion patterns dramatically simpli\fes the production process and improves production efficiency owing to knitwear's one-piece weaving. Moreover, it also provides new inspiration for knitwear design.