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Author: search.filters.author.Tipán Gaibor, Edith JudithSubject: search.filters.subject.ANTROPOMETRÍA

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    Estudio antropométrico para el diseño de indumentaria para mujeres transexuales de 18 a 35 años en la ciudad de Ambato
    (Universidad Técnica de Ambato. Facultad de Diseño, Artes y Arquitectura. Carrera de Diseño de Modas., 2018-06) Tipán Gaibor, Edith Judith; López Barrionuevo, Nancy Margarita
    The work referring to the " anthropometric study for the design of clothing for transsexuals from 18 to 35 years old in the city of Ambato", marks an unprecedented event in Latin America and especially in Ecuador, since there is very little research on this social group and satisfaction of their most basic needs, including dress, in such a way that the possibility of constructing size tables based on the structure of a transsexual woman has been considered, this being a descriptive investigation of the behavior of the variables and employing for its study the Inductive research for the creation of models adapted to the body of the trans individual and Deductive of the opinion of those affected by the social phenomenon of transsexuality, standing out in the study that in the city of Ambato the individuals identified with the gender in study are grouped into associations, called "Trans Nueva Esperanza", "Trabajadores 15 de M arzo "and" Silhouette X "among others, as part of the non-probabilistic sampling, the snowball technique was used, where each trans individual would select other individuals from the investigated population, whose quantification is difficult due to technical reasons, but the estimates of the INEC (2013), facilitated its determination, being able to study a sample of 260 individuals, who denounce not having adequate clothing to their anthropometric measurements. As curious data in this study, it could be identified that the ergonomic structure of transgender women is satisfactory for 67.5% who are satisfied with the physical and anatomical features acquired, despite being prone to have a higher risk of obesity, the Existing wardrobe does not compensate for their "surplus" body, its use causes muscle and joint injuries, most prefer a style of casual dress, quality and originality of the garments, being the most demanded dresses, blouses, skirts and miniskirts. To solve the problem somewhat and encourage the conservation of physical health and the development of trans fashion in the city, tables of specific sizes have been built for this group of people.