307 Fashion Technology

Dressmaking requires manual skills, perceptive skills, initiative, logical thinking and interaction skills. In comprehensive dressmaking, the essential factors are usability and high product quality, as well as a sensitive knowledge of colours, shapes, styles and trends. The competition tasks focus on the manufacturing process of a piece of clothing.

Competition is individual.

The competitor is able to make a pattern, cut and produce products according to the working instructions. S/he is able to plan, form and fit the products and parts of them according to the task. S/he is also able to work economically and finish the products so that they can be handed over to the customer. The competitor also knows how to serve the customer in a competent way. S/he is familiar with the basic materials and equipment of the field. S/he is also familiar with the role the materials have at the different stages of the production process. S/he is able to make a care instruction for the product.

The competitor is able to use the basic machinery and equipment of the field effectively and safely. S/he follows the principles of ergonomics and work safety and considers entrepreneurship, responsibility and wellbeing at work throughout the working process.

The competition tasks are based on the requirements and criteria of ”Excellent” in the Vocational qualification in Textiles and Fashion.

• Nanna, Tuomikoski, Satakunnan koulutuskuntayhtymä
• Janne, Renvall, Garantiföreningen för Svenska Teatern rf
• Katja, Anttila, Stadin ammatti- ja aikuisopisto
• Noora, Ihalainen, Stadin ammatti- ja aikuisopisto
• Minna, Tammi, Koulutuskeskus Salpaus
• Inna, Ahlqvist, Suomen Tekstiili ja Muoti ry
• Henna, Holmberg, Suomen kansallisooppera ja -baletti
• Anne, Rasa, Manna & Co Oy
• Minna, Taivassalo, Opetushallitus