INCLUSIVE DESIGN

1. Introduction to Inclusive Design

1.1. Introduction

1.2. From accessibility, to universal design, to inclusive design

1.3. Examples + summary

2. Human diversity

2.1. Designing for the majority?

2.2. Testimonials

2.3. Differentiation by age, culture, gender, ability.

2.4. Conclusions and Summary

3. All abilities 

3.1. What are abilities?

3.2. Cognitive, physical and sensory limitations.

3.3. Permanent, temporary, situational limitations.

3.4. Reflection and summary

THE CHALLENGES

4. Needs

4.1. Classification process: need, function, design.

4.2. Description, fashion and functionality.

4.3. Needs by groups, cognitive, sensory and physical.

4.4. Summary

DESIGN

5. Fabrics and materials

5.1. Common needs

5.2. Fabrics

5.3. Additional performance

5.4. Summary

THE CLOTHING

6. Tops, design and pattern 

6.1. Common needs.

6.2. Breaking down Tops: Collars and necklines, Front and back, Sleeves, armholes and cuffs, Lining and polishing, Pockets. 

6.3. Outline and summary 

7. Trousers

7.1.Common needs

7.2. Breaking down trousers: Waistband, Box, Legs and bottoms, Pockets, Polishes and linings

7.3. Outline and summary

7.4. Sitting pants + Men’s 5-pocket pattern

8. Outwear 

8.1. Common needs

8.2. Breaking down the outwear: Collars and hoods, Front and back, Sleeves, armholes and cuffs, Lining and polishing, Pockets

8.3. Outline and summary

ACCESSORIES

9. Fasteners

9.1. Requirements

9.2. Inclusive fasteners

9.3. Summary

10. Colour, patterns and graphics 

10.1. Common requirements
10.2. Dressing guide, instructions
10.3. Colour perception. Prints
10.4. Graphics: letters, numbers and symbols. Labels
10.5. Summary

MANUFACTURING

11. Tailoring  

11.1. General challenges, frictions and pressures

11.2. Seams

11.3. Labels, brand logo and composition

11.4. Summary

MARKETING

12. Market and opportunity 

12.1. Global data

12.2. Market value

12.3. Opportunity

13. Comunicación

13.1. User and buyer.

13.2. Communication: People, influencers, agencies, entities. Channels. Language. Physical shop. Online shop. Social networks

13.3. Summary

METHOD

14. How to start 

14.1. Method and Roadmap

14.2. Practical cases of garment design, use of the method and storytelling.
Tops, Trousers, Jacket.

14.3. Summary + worksheets

15. Conclusions 

15.1. Messages from users + Final conclusions

14 downloadable PDF summaries of each module including:

1- Inclusive Design Summary.

2- The Diversity Synthesis.

3- All Abilities Synthesis.

4- Needs Synthesis. Outline of Functions

5- Inclusive Fabrics and Inclusive Performance Summary.

6- Tops

• Diagram of generic needs of the tops. 

• Tops accessibility sheet.

• Summary of solutions by themes. Collars and necklines, front and back, bottoms, sleeves, armholes, cuffs, linings and pockets.

7- Trousers

• Outline of generic trousers requirements. 

• Trousers accessibility sheet. 

• Summary of solutions by themes. Waistband, Box, Belt loops, Leg and bottom, Lining and Pockets.

  7.2. Sittiing Pants

• Sitting Pants solution synthesis. Considerations for making Sitting Pants.

• Men’s 5-pocket trouser pattern in Adobe Illustrator and PDF.

 8- Coats and Outerwear

• Outline of generic needs for Coats.

• Coats accessibility sheet. Considerations for making Coats inclusive.  

• Synthesis of solutions by themes. Collars and necklines, Front and back, Bottom, Sleeves, armholes, Cuffs, Lining and Pockets.

9- Fastenings

• Outline of generic needs for fastenings.

• Conclusions solutions.

10- Colour

• Scheme of generic needs of Colour.

• Conclusions solutions.

11- Manufacturing

• Outline of generic needs of the tailoring industry.

• Conclusions solutions.

12- Market

• 2 Market studies specialised in adapted fashion and disability. 2020 y 2021.

13- Marketing and sales

• Summary of points to consider. Conclusions and solutions.

14- Method

• Essential sheet Inclusive fashion design encompassing the whole relationship between:

• • • Challenges and needs of the 3 stakeholders ( Cognitive, Sensory and Physical).

    • With the 9 functions ( usability, autonomy, etc.)

    • With the 5 design processes (fabrics, colours, pattern making, etc).

• Diagrams of needs and the 9 functions ( easy to read version)

• Roadmap to establish accessibility in your collections. Method to analyse the evolution. Guide to create the storytelling of the inclusive garment.

Practical Exercise Book with fact sheets including:

1- Diversity exercise.

1- Experimental exercise with Skills.

1- Needs organisation exercise.

1- Materials exercise: 

Includes 3 templates, 1 for tops, knitted and flat. 1 for trousers and 1 for coats.

1- Tops exercise. 

1 Tops Accessibility Mood Board template, your basis for creating inclusive Tops.

1- Trousers exercise. 

1 Accessibility Mood Board template for trousers, your basis for creating inclusive trousers.

1- Outerwear exercise. 

1 Outerwear Accessibility Mood Board template, your basis for creating inclusive coats.

1- Fasteners exercise. 

1 Accessibility Mood Board template for fasteners identifying by type of garment, tops, trousers and outerwear.

1- Colour exercise:  

Creation of accessible colour chart using an online tool.

Guidance for redesigning Hang tags using an online tool.

1- Tailoring exercise: 

Mood board of seams and finishes.

Redesigning tags, branding and composition.

1- Exercise using the Method for assessing and implementing accessibility.

Roadmap and storytelling creation.

+ A practical and easy method to learn how to evaluate, implement and analyse accessibility in your collections.

+ Our system helps you to make decisions on accessibility, you will know how to identify the solutions with the corresponding design process, detail the group of beneficiaries, assess the implementation costs, and create the storytelling of the inclusive garment.

+ You will be able to analyse the accessibility evolution of your designs.

+ You will have a kit of unique fashion accessibility factsheets and templates to help you in your inclusive design process, these include:

+ A roadmap that makes it easy to implement accessibility and inclusion in your collections, Your guide to how to get started.

+ Accessibility mood boards for establishing inclusive design solutions. Your guide to creating inclusive design.

+ Super valuable data sheets describing the needs of people with disabilities (sensory, physical and cognitive) detailed with the 9 design functionalities (tailoring, pattern making, fasteners, etc). 

+ These fact sheets are the knowledge base of the main challenges of people with disabilities and fashion. 

+ A document that saves research time, investment and gives you the knowledge you need to understand and develop inclusive fashion. 

+ Downloadable summaries of each module, with outlines and conclusions.

+ List of 50 tools: resources and suppliers to effectively develop accessibility in your collections.

+ Specialised articles on Inclusive +10 fashion.

+ 1 year of unlimited access to all content.

+ 2 One-to-one mentoring sessions. 2 x 45min

+ Access to the Group Forum for discussion and questions. Our expert team will always answer your questions.

+ Certificate of achievement All Abilities Fashion.

= Saving time. In research on people with diversity and fashion.

= Acquire extensive knowledge about Fashion Accessibility. 

= In-depth understanding about types of abilities and their needs versus fashion. 

= Gain competences to implement and evaluate accessibility in fashion collections. 

= Have tools, roadmaps and a practical methodology to apply accessibility in fashion.

= Achieve the skills for optimise challenges and apply solutions.

= Integrate inclusion into the design process without additional costs.

= At the end of the course you will have achieved:

• Fabric analysis = Mood board of materials

• Garment breakdown = Mood boards of accessibility solutions: tops, pants, outwear.

• Closures study = Tops, pants and outwear panel.

• Practice with online tools = Accessible colour chart = Accessible colour chart.

• Label comparison = Label redesign: brand, hangtag, composition.

• Inclusive fashion creation formula = Roadmap and implementation method.

• Inclusive clothing storytelling creation system = Inclusive clothing storytelling system

= Obtain a global vision of the accessibility of our company: from the product to the sale.

= Stimulate innovation and creativity. 

= Increase the competitiveness and value of the organisation.

= Increase the market.

TOTAL hours of dedication: 50h approx.

10h of video tutorials

30h of internal work

2h Reading articles

2-4h Review of list of resources

1’5h Individual counselling (2 x 45 min.)

1’5h Asesoría Individual ( 2 x 45 min)

Rut Turró: Founder of Movingmood: Training and consultancy in inclusive fashion. 

21 years of experience working and researching accessibility in fashion. Consultant in social projects. Awarded with +7 grants in the EU. International collaborating teacher. Since 2016 she has been training companies and institutions in inclusive fashion. Currently, she also advises the EU on entrepreneurship projects for people with disabilities.

Nestor Aparicio: Maker, social entrepreneur and occupational therapist.

University Degree in Occupational Therapy. Member of the board of directors of COTEC, col.legi de terapeutas ocupaciones de Catalunya. Co-founder of Tangencial and university collaborator with 8 years of teaching experience.

Paz Sintes:Senior woman wear designer. 

Degree in Fashion Design at EATM Barcelona. Extensive experience in buying and garment design management for multinationals with work in the EU, Russia and USA. Founder of the successful company Paz Sintes Textile Jewelry, Paz lives between New York and Barcelona.

Real cases of people with disabilities:

Mik Scarlet: Inclusive design consultant.

Sadriye Görece: Co founder Blind Look.

Marie Van Driessche: Interaction designer and accessibility specialist. ( with deafness )

Isaac Harvey: Most Influential Disabled People in the UK 2021 / President at Wheels and Wheelchairs / LinkedIn Creator / Video Editor

Patricia Santana: 1st model in a wheelchair to show at New York Fashion Week. 

Francesc Granja: Founder of Tandem Team. MBA at ESADE. Former Commercial Director of Kellogg’s Spain and Portugal.

Ana Arija: 18 years working in a school, her height does not limit her.

Olga Rodriguez : Former photographer. Neuromuscular, losing strength day by day.

Maria Petit: No vision and works in a fashion company. 

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Remember that you have 2 sessions of 45 minutes each included in the price, and a group forum within the Movingmood Academy platform.

We recommend you to order these sessions in the middle and at the end of the course.

• The 1st session at the end of chapter 8 of Coats and with the Mood Boards done, so we can review doubts.

• The 2nd session at the end of the course, so we can consolidate concepts and specific doubts you may have.

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