• Evaluation of the teaching and learning of sewing in Junior High Schools a case study of Amansie West District 

  Amenya, C. S. (University of Education, Winneba, 2014)

  This Dissertation is aimed at evaluating the teaching and learning of sewing in the Junior High Schools in the Amansie West District. The aim was to find out whether the programme is being taught and learned in the ...
• Consumers’ perceptions about sustainable clothing in Ghana the case of Accra Metropolis 

  Amankwaah, S. A. (University of Education, Winneba, 2016)

  The study sought to evaluate consumers’ perceptions about sustainable clothing in Ghana using the Accra Metropolis as a case study. The study was a descriptive survey employing the quantitative approach to data collection ...
• Assessing the impact of smock production in northern region of Ghana 

  Asobayire, J. (University of Education, Winneba, 2020)

  This study aims to examine the contribution of smock production in Northern Ghana, its promotion of Northern Ghanaian cultural identity and how it impacts the Ghanaian economy in general. The Descriptive research design ...
• The impact of industrial practical attachment in vocational education case study of tamale vocational institute and St. Mary’s vocational institute in Tamale 

  Saana, A. (University of Education, Winneba, 2016)

  In today’s world of stiff skill competition in the labor market, coupled with advanced technology, industries require students to have experience before employing them. The challenge here is that, the experience being ...
• Symbolic values of Ghanaian fabric names and their impact on consumer purchase intentions 

  Ampa-Korsah, H. (University of Education, Winneba, 2021)

  Ghanaian fabrics are all unique and authentic, each bearing a traditional richness that is befitting of proud Ghanaians. Ghanaian fabrics has symbolic names and meaning. Based on this, the study aimed at investigating the ...
• Incorporation of traditional symbols of Upper East region into fugu fabrics 

  Ayaaba, F. (University of Education, Winneba, 2022)

  This research sought to produce fugu fabrics with traditional symbols of Upper East Region incorporated in them. The qualitative research method and the studio based research design were adopted for this research project. ...
• Fashion and cultural costumes in Ghana a case study of Krobo’s in the Eastern Region 

  Azu, P. K. (University of Education, Winneba, 2020)

  Costumes play a significant role in Ghanaian culture. Dipo, a cultural puberty rite of the Krobo’s in the Eastern Region is marked with cultural costumes (local beads and traditional Kente) with every aspect of the cultural ...
• effective dressmaking apprenticeship curriculum A strategic approach to acquiring employable skills in the Volta region, Ghana. 

  Segbefia, P.S. (University of Education Winneba, 2020)

  The role of effective apprenticeship is useful to develop capabilities valuable to entrepreneurs and leaders now and later. Thus, promoting the effectiveness of fashion apprenticeship is important to guarantee competitive ...
• Enhancing fashion’s sustainable future through garment remodelling: a case study of fashion industry in the Kumasi Metropolis 

  Obeng, S.L. (University of Education Winneba, 2020)

  This study’s main aim was to assess fashion sustainable future through remodelling of used garments. The study was conducted in the Kumasi Metropolis with respondents sampled from fashion industry players in the ...
• An assessment of the effects of socio-demographic factors on the food preferences of clients of food vendors - case study of Asante Akim constituency 

  Dufie, E. (University of Education Winneba, 2021)

  The purpose of the study was to assess the socio-demographic factors influencing food preferences of clients of food vendors, using Asante Akim Municipality as a case study. The researcher used descriptive research ...
• An assessment of leadership styles on organizational performance : A case study of the national board for small scale industries, Accra 

  Ocran, J. (University of Education Winneba, 2021)

  The objective of the study was to assess the effect of leadership styles on the performance of employees at the National Board for Small Scale Industries, (now Ghana Enterprise Agency). The main objective was to ascertain ...
• The socio-economic impact of weaving in Ghana a case study of Kasena-Nankana Municipal of Upper East Region 

  Doragia, S. N. (University of Education, Winneba, 2022)

  This study's goal is to evaluate and investigate the socioeconomic effects of weaving in Ghana, using the Upper East Region's Kasena-Nankana Municipality as a case study. It is aimed at finding how fugu weaving is developed ...
• Misuse of Adinkra symbols by textile designers implications on Ghanaian cultural ethics 

  Hanson, D.I. (University of Education, Winneba, 2021)

  In Ghana, adinkra symbols as cultural heritage bring out historical and philosophical ideas, educational as well as understanding of values, norms, and beliefs of the Ghanaian people especially among Akans. Therefore, ...
• Screen–printed Adinkra symbolic fabrics in the production of female fashionable office suits 

  Baiden, S. (University of Education, Winneba, 2021)

  Adinkra symbols are visual symbols among the Akan in Ghana. These symbols represent objects that encapsulate evocative messages conveying traditional wisdom, life and beliefs. The Akan mainly use the symbols for producing ...
• Innovative weave structures integrating Asante kente weave designs into the northern fugu fabric weaves 

  Atampugre, B. (University of Education, Winneba, 2022)

  Ghana’s traditions of weaving include the Kente, the fugu traditions as well as the kete. The Kente is identified as woven by the Asantes with other versions created by the Ewes in the Volta region (kete), while the fugu ...
• Perceptions of the general public on second-hand clothing a case of users and sellers in the Greater Accra Metropolis 

  Akudugu, D. (University of Education, Winneba, 2021)

  The purpose of the study was to assess the perceptions of the general public on second-hand clothing with specific reference to users and sellers in the Greater Accra Metropolis. This study used a case study design. ...
• Improved clothing for agricultural productivity in Ghana a case study of Benso oil palm plantation and Ghana rubber estates limited of the Western Region 

  Ademtsu, J. T. (University of Education, Winneba, 2022)

  Agricultural employees have permanently or temporarily been disabled by work-associated accidents due to insufficient knowledge in safety in handling equipment and machines and obeying simple procedures for achieving set ...
• Impact of religious beliefs on dressing in Ghana case study of the tamale metropolitan assembly 

  Agbedanu, F.N. (University of Education, Winneba, 2022)

  This work uncovered the impact of religious beliefs on the dressing of the people of Tamale, in the northern region of Ghana. Most indigenes of Tamale dress decently but it is unclear the moral source of the decency. It ...
• Comparative study of technology usage a case study of formally and non-formally trained fashion designers in the Kumasi Metropolis of the Ashanti Region, Ghana 

  Bediako, E.A. (University of Education Winneba, 2020)

  Sustainability of a fashion enterprise depends largely on creativity and innovative technology application, good entrepreneurial skills as well as adoption of appropriate marketing strategies. Although the Ghanaian ...
• Circular economy minimising paper and fabric waste in selected fashion institutions in Accra 

  Afari-Kwarteng, S. (University of Education Winneba, 2021)

  The goal of the study was to assess the level of knowledge of Circular Economy by some fashion students and staffs of fashion institutions within the Ga East Municipality in Accra, how they manage fabric and paper scrap ...

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