Diseño de modas

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    Género textil a partir del pelaje canino
    (Universidad Técnica de Ambato. Facultad de Diseño, Artes y Arquitectura. Carrera de Diseño de Modas., 2018-09) Chicaiza Junta, Valeria Janneth; Betancourt Chávez, Diego Gustavo
    One of the approaches of this research project is the reduction of polluting waste from canine hairdressers and wastewater in the production of felts. It is known that the polluting waters produced by the fashion industry have a great impact due to the use of harmful chemicals to clean impurities from the fibers, for that reason a sustainable alternative was thought to continue with the development but going hand in hand with the care of the environment The fashion industry generates both solid and liquid waste that is released directly into nature, most of the time without having an adequate purification treatment, all this due to the advances that have been made in the fibers that have mutated even to the micro organisms that contaminate them. In a similar way it is the case of the waste of the canine hairdressers, unfortunately in Latin America there is no proper waste management or at least classification of them, so these organic remains go to the same place with all kinds of garbage without being able to be processed correctly. To reduce at least a part of this tireless pollution to the planet, we want to make an innovative use of the dog's coat; after a transformation it will go from being simple dog hair motes to becoming a textile base applicable in fashion accessories.
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    Aprovechamiento de las fibras de alpaca y oveja para accesorios de moda para mujeres de 20 a 35 años
    (Universidad Técnica de Ambato. Facultad de Diseño, Arquitectura y Artes. Carrera de Diseño de Modas., 2017-12) Copara Llumiquinga, Clelia Marisol; Betancourt Chávez, Diego Gustavo
    Natural fibers have their origins since ancient times, each gender has been studied according to its discovery, in the case of alpaca fiber, the animal comes from South America, according to its maintenance and the breed the textile with this fiber it is considered fine and of high quality thanks to its properties. The sheep has its Spanish origins since the existing sheep in the Latin American countries are from the European continent, this fiber is recognized by its length and in some places it can be found in different colors. The present investigation is based on the study of fibers that have a certain similarity in their properties and in the possibility of mixing these two fibers since during the investigation no felt was found made with sheep wool and alpaca hair. In some companies they mix natural fibers with synthetic fibers, but that does not mean that the damage to the ecosystem changes, since the chemical components applied in the generation of these textiles affect in any way, either in its manufacture or in its use, in Many users acquire these products to lower costs or unconscious of the damage they are causing. The elaboration of this project is indispensable since with this investigation it is contributing with a mixture never before seen, mainly in the elaboration of felt, considering also that this material is a nonwoven that for its artisan elaboration does not require chemical components harmful to the Planet Earth, and is also a contribution to the area of fashion design since this textile can be considered an alternative applicable in clothing and fashion accessories that is one of the main objectives.