NO SEAMS

This collection takes on other disciplines, such as industrial design,

packaging, and interior design to produce a way of constructing

garments were NO SEAMS ARE USED. It's about creating shapes in

a whole different way; putting aside archaic stitching and sewing,

exploring the qualities of the fabrics, and other ways they can be

assembled together. Many contemporary artists such as Leonardo

Drew and Oliver Arms are going back to the experimentation of

these techniques by forcing the laws of the materials.

Contemporary packaging uses paper without glue to create interesting

packages that are more eco-friendly than the ones that use glue

or other substances to create these shapes. To apply this idea into

fabric, we just have to find the type of fabric that will stay folded

crisp together without sewing it, and maybe even reinforcing it with

the iron or the ancient starch.

Contemporary packaging uses paper without glue to create interesting

packages that are more eco-friendly than the ones that use glue

or other substances to create these shapes. To apply this idea into

fabric, we just have to find the type of fabric that will stay folded

crisp together without sewing it, and maybe even reinforcing it with

the iron or the ancient starch.

Garments needs closures, and there are existing ones that donʼt

need stitching, such as grommets, snap buttons, braids and knots.

These techniques could not only be used as a way of closing but also

to create shapes.

One of the biggest challenges of this project is how to have a clean

finish without using stitches. One technique that has been used by so

many disciplines is the laser cut. This precise method can create very

complex cutout patterns of extremely thin fabrics without the need to

finish its edges. This method is perfect to finish the edges of the

fabrics that threads easily.