衣服サイズの違いに対する適合の評価 : 若年女子の前あきシャツについて

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The objective of the present study was to determine differences in assessment of garment sizes between wearers and observers. A wearing test using a front-opening shirt was conducted on 88 young women. Subjects tried on five sizes (-1 to +3) of shirts, whose sizes were not marked, in random order. Wearers and observers assessed the fit of each shirt, and after assessing all five shirts, identified the shirt having the best fit and their preferred shirt. In addition, the clothing sizes purchased by wearers were also recorded. Moreover, the wearers assessed the influence that their figure, height, and bust had on the fit. The results showed that wearers selected shirts one size larger than their actual size, while observers selected shirts that were the proper size, as having the best fit. In addition, 88.6% of wearers purchased clothing sized 7 to 11, regardless of their bust size. Moreover, the selection of the best fitting size was affected by bust size and height among wearers and figure and bust size of wearers among observers. In other words, wearers may not have felt comfortable even if they had worn the size that the observers judged to fit them by their appearance.
社団法人日本家政学会の論文
2008-07-15