Open AccessFunctional finishing for the Men’s corporate ensemble using innate Jute fabrics: An Ingenious approach towards sustainable Ready-to-wear clothing
Author(s) -
Amandeep Kaur and Dr. Anu Kathuria Dr. Shelly Khanna
Publication year - 2020
Publication title -
international journal of modern trends in science and technology
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2455-3778
DOI - 10.46501/ijmtst0609s18
Subject(s) - clothing , textile , sustainability , business , architectural engineering , engineering , political science , materials science , ecology , law , composite material , biology
Men’s corporate Ready-to-wear clothing has always been a conventional segment of attire as far as thechoice of fabrics, silhouettes, notions and functionality is concerned. But in the latest fashion eras, advancesin the technologies haven’t even left this highbound clothing sector untouched. Instead of keeping warm, goodlooking and comfortable; people nowadays, have a much higher demand on clothing and prefer the clothes tohave special properties. Textiles with advanced technology could offer extremities than the conventionaltextile forms that work as functional performers for the under looked Men’s clothing sector. Thus, the presentpaper aims at achieving the objectives of reinventing the men’s clothing wardrobe with the impressions ofsustainability and style together. In this work, Men’s semi formal waist coats were conceptualized using theforgotten Jute fabrics infused with Fragrance finishes with the use of essential oils as host-guest complexesof β-cyclodextrin citrate to impart value added finish durability. It came out to be a novel approach tore-surface Jute and Men’s formal attire that can be targeted as a big boon for the M2M clothing lines.