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Textileled Design For The Active Ageing Population 1st Edition J Mccann

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Textileled Design For The Active Ageing Population 1st Edition J Mccann
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Publisher: Woodhead Publishing
File Extension: PDF
File size: 28.85 MB
Pages: 574
Author: J. McCann, David Bryson
ISBN: 9780857095381, 0857095382
Language: English
Year: 2014
Edition: 1

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Textileled Design For The Active Ageing Population 1st Edition J Mccann by J. Mccann, David Bryson 9780857095381, 0857095382 instant download after payment.

Despite the world's aging population, suitable clothing for the older community is a largely neglected area. This book considers the needs of the growing number of active older people and investigates how recent developments in textiles, fibres, finishes, design and integrated technology can be deployed to serve this group and improve quality of life.

Part I provides an understanding of the active aging population by considering the group's experiences of and attitudes towards clothing and reviewing the barriers to their adoption of new wearable technologies. Part II focuses on the needs of the older population, including effective communication with designers and the age-related anatomical and physiological changes that designs should consider. Part III reviews design requirements and processes, and finally Part IV reviews the manufacture of suitable apparel, with chapters on suitable textile fibres, balancing technology and aesthetics and wearable electronics.

  • Summarises the wealth of recent research on attitudes to clothing amongst the active ageing population
  • Looks into how their aspirations can be investigated and appropriate apparel designed to meet their needs
  • Examines design and manufacturing issues, including ways of accommodating physiological changes with age and the use of wearable electronics

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