Gulya Nóra

Fashion and Textile Design MA
supervisor
Kele Ildikó
masterwork opponent
Tasnádi Gergő
thesis consultant
Keszeg Anna
thesis opponent
Balogh Dóra
masterwork

Sustastic effects

By using a variety of materials, we can prevent the depletion of our resources, for which new material research is necessary. Most effect yarns used for textiles are made from non-renewable petroleum derivatives, which have a harmful impact on the ecosystem. In diploma work, I assamble a catalog containing more than 100 variations of bio-effect yarns that I have developed myself. These bio-plastic yarns, along with their dyes and effects, are not harmful to the environment, biodiversity, or human health.
thesis

Advantages and disadvantages of experimental materials

The examination of conventional and alternative yarns from the aspects of sustainability and effects on human health

With the increase of global production, the fashion industry and the textile industry must be transformed, which poses increasingly difficult challenges to sustainable, circular economy. Design starts with the selection of materials, so this thesis explores the roles of conventional and new types of yarn from the aspects of sustainability and effects on human health. The diversity of raw materials is highly important if we want to prevent the depletion of resources. For this, the use of new materials and new methods are essential – these must suit how the world now works and what society needs, and they must also be optimal for the product from a design perspective.