Body surface pressure-based design method of skintight garment and pressure-relieving skintight garment

Abstract

The invention discloses a body surface pressure-based design method of a skintight garment. The method includes the steps of building a body surface form by a gypsum process so as to obtain a skintight garment prototype; analyzing surface changes in different body movement states, and calculating posture change rates in the different movement states; according to the posture change rates in the different movement states, cutting the skintight garment prototype into a trisection and / or quarted scale structure template by means of three-dimensional cutting; selecting multiple subjects to undergo the steps above so as to acquire a triple scale and / or quadruple scale structure template of each subject; comprehensively analyzing the trisection and / or quarted scale structure templates of the multiple subjects to obtain a pressure-relieving skintight garment. The invention further discloses the pressure-relieving skintight garment. The technical scheme provides a guarantee on slimming efficiency of the skintight garment and a guarantee on wear comfortableness for wearers, and the structural design of the skintight garment is more satisfactory to the human body and the function requirements.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a clothing design method, in particular to a tights design method based on human body surface pressure and a breastless slow-compression tights. Background technique [0002] In recent years, obesity has become more and more common among the population and has become a global problem. The World Health Organization announced at the end of the last century that "obesity has increasingly become a global disease affecting human health." Developed countries have taken measures such as controlling the intake of salt and trans fat, and have made great achievements in reducing the population's blood pressure and cholesterol levels, but the obesity problem is still getting worse. According to the study, in 1980, about 5% of men and 8% of women in the world were obese, and by 2011, this figure had risen to 11% and 15% respectively, which means that there are currently about 225 million men and 321 million women in the world. 100 million...

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Problems solved by technology

[0008] Although weight-reducing methods and products are many on the market, there is still a lack of a tights design method and tights that can adapt to changes in the body surface of human motion

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