Utilizing Pattern Magic Skills in Designing Three-Dimensional Outerwear for Teenage Girls

The research aims to implement three-dimensional (3D) outerwear using Pattern Magic to satisfy the needs of adolescent girls aged 14–16. The significance of the research lies in presenting new ideas for 3D outerwear designs for girls in this age group, and in shedding light on a new method for producing 3D garments using Pattern Magic. The research also aims to encourage ready-to-wear clothing manufacturers to benefit from Pattern Magic in producing 3D outerwear for girls aged 14–16. The study sample consisted of (11) specialists in the field of clothing and textiles, and (45) adolescent girls aged 14–16. The research methodologies applied were the descriptive analytical method and the quasi-experimental method. The most important results indicated the presence of statistically significant differences among the five executed 3D outerwear designs using Pattern Magic for girls aged 14–16 in achieving the functional aspect, according to the opinions of specialists. Statistically significant differences were also found among the five designs in achieving the aesthetic aspect, as well as the technical aspect, according to the evaluations of specialists. Moreover, there were statistically significant differences among the five designs according to the opinions of both the specialists and the consumers (girls aged 14–16).