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Department of Fashion Design and Textile Education: Recent submissions

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Fashion and fashion trends from 1990 to 2020 a case among the people of New Juaben municipality, Eastern Region of Ghana

Normanyo, F.A. (University of Education, Winneba., 2021-06)

study sought to investigate into fashion and fashion trends from1990s to 2020 in the New Juaben municipality of the Eastern region. It employed the mixed method research design and both the qualitative and quantitative ...
Fashion design as a tool for socio-cultural and economic development of Ghana the case of upper Manya Krobo district

Tetteh, S.N. (University of Education, Winneba., 2017-12)

The fashion industry remains a vital component influencing countries Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and economic growth. Fashion has financial and social or emotional rewards. The study sought to assess fashion design as ...
Promoting the use of hand embroidery for surface decoration of garments in Ashanti region

Sarpong, N. (University of Education, Winneba., 2016-11)

Textiles as a course and trade tend to be time and energy consuming as exhibited by both students and producers. The various existing textiles decorative techniques are mostly applied by machine to decorate local fabric ...
Apprenticeship training methods effect on quality in garment construction (a case study in Kumasi metropolis)

Annoh-Acheampong, E. (University of Education, Winneba., 2016-05)

Apprenticeship as a mode of training skilled labour has and continues to produce skilled labour in various fields of work to feed Ghanaian industries. The apparel industry in Ghana is one such industry which has most of ...
Smock weaving as an avenue for self -employment in upper east region case study of Bolgatanga municipality

Atampugre, B. (University of Education, Winneba., 2018-08)

Smock has become an international cloth with its colourful designs. It is produced to meet the tastes and uses of the current trend in fashion. This study sought to investigate the importance of smock weaving as an avenue ...
Quality control management practices of large scale garment producing companies in the Accra metropolis

Allotey, E.E. (University of Education, Winneba., 2018-10)

The world is now a global market, and every business is striving to compete favourably among all businesses within their sector or enterprise. The garment producing companies are also experiencing pressure from this ...
Low patronage of students in clothing and textiles programme in the senior high schools of Ghana a case study of Kumasi metropolis

Attoh, C. (University of Education, Winneba., 2016-11)

The decline in popularity of Clothing and Textiles amongst the youth of today has led to the low enrolment of students in the programme in senior high schools. The study sought to investigate the low patronage of students ...
The role of fashion designers in the sustainance of the garment and textiles industries in Ghana a case study of Tumu in the Sissala East District

Anafo, T. (2016-10)

The main purpose of the study was to assess the role of fashion designers in the sustenance of the garment and textiles industries in Ghana. The research design for the study is case study. Qualitative research methods ...
The effects of women’s suggestive dressing on men’s behaviour and judgement (case study in some selected universities in Ghana)

Anku, J. (University of Education, Winneba., 2016-06)

Fashion, nowadays among others has ostensibly been a defining factor of class differentiation among the university students. Most students, particularly the females, struggle daily to meet up to these standards. Whereas ...
The effect on block pattern making and modelling on garment manufacturing a case study of Anlo Technical Institute and Comboni Vocational Technical Institute in the Volta region

Yao, A.W. (University of Education, Winneba, 2015-12)

Fashion designer or garment manufacturers including tailors create design without using block pattern making and modeling or dress stand to achieve exquisite result in garment manufacturing. Their negative perception was ...
An assessment of the usage of direct cutting for garment construction by trainees in the formal and informal institutions in Ghana. A case of Wa municipality in the upper west region

Soyeh, S.W. (University of Education, Winneba., 2018-07)

Most of the fashion design students after completing their programme in their schools are found in the informal sector for practical orientation in the Wa Municipality. It is observed that the trainees in the informal ...
Attitude of the Ghanaian towards vocational education programmes in the Senior High School a case study at the Atwima-Nwabiagya District in the Ashanti Region

Asare-Bediako, E. (University of Education, Winneba, 2016)

Different population groups throughout the world have their own perception towards the study of Vocational and Technical programmes at the Senior High School level. There is, however, little documentation about the perception ...
Effective dressmaking apprenticeship curriculum : A strategic approach to acquiring employable skills in the Volta region, Ghana.

Seegbefia, P.S. (University of Education, Winneba., 2020-08)

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 ...
Comtemporary fashion trends in men’s wear case study of Kumasi metropolis, Ghana

Margaret, S.E (University of Education, Winneba., 2016-12)

The study aimed at finding out the contemporary fashion trends in men’s wear in Kumasi Metropolis, Ghana. The objectives of the study were to identify and describe the contemporary fashion trends in men’s wear in Ghana; ...
Challenges of customer satisfaction in the fashion design industry case study of fashion designers in the Ho municipality

Gbagbo-Ocansah, R. (University of Education, Winneba., 2016-08)

Customer has become the most important strategic resource for fashion design businesses. Customer satisfaction can influence good customer service with high complexity and invisibility, especially with different political, ...
Assessing the impact of smock production in Northern Region of Ghana

Asobayire, J. (University of Education, Winneba., 2020-10)

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 ...
Problems associated with the production of well-fitting garments for females the case of Sunyani municipality of Brong Ahafo region of Ghana

Lawoe, J.D. (University of Education, Winneba., 2017-11)

This study sought to bring out the specific problems in the production of well-fitted garments and critically examine the causes of those problems in the fashion industry in order to alleviate customer’s dissatisfaction ...
A critical study on the impact of the new vocational educational system in Ghana a case study of Assin Fosu and Biriwa vocational institutes

Amoah, S.E. (University of Education, Winneba., 2016-08)

The need for Vocational Education as a result of advancing technology development worldwide has prompted many nations to re-examine their education curricular (Ginner, 1996). Ghana is no exception in this global phenomenon ...
The importance of care labels and hang tags in textiles and clothing articles made-in-Ghana case study in the Ho municipality of the Volta region

Apedo, M. A. (University of Education, Winneba, 2014)

Care labels and garment hang tags spell out information concerning how to care for “already-made” or ready-to-wear garment. The information may come in the form of letters, words, symbols or a combination of them ...
The impact of Kente weaving on children’s education in the Agbozume community in the Volta region

Adjorlolo, G. N. (University of Education, Winneba, 2014)

The purpose of the study is to investigate the effects of traditional Kente weaving on children’s education at Agbozume in the Ketu south district. The study employed a mixed method descriptive survey where a total of ...

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