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Sustainable Birthday Dress Project 🗺️ - Coggle Diagram
Sustainable Birthday Dress Project 🗺️
Introduction to the Problem 💡
Client: Shripriya Agarwal (Bootique owner).
Problem: Lack of special occasion clothes for children at Janwada School.
Problem (cont.): Existing clothes are often old, uncomfortable, or not festive.
Solution Goal: Create a meaningful, useful, and sustainable gift.
Description of the Target Group 🎯
Audience: Janwada Government School children.
Needs: Comfortable, special, and reusable clothing.
Impact: Boosts confidence, self-esteem, and promotes joy.
Required Materials 🧵
Fabric: Sustainable, breathable, and durable (e.g., organic cotton, upcycled materials).
Decorations: Eco-friendly ribbons, simple embroidery, or detachable details.
Fasteners: Child-safe buttons or snaps.
Research Plan 🔬
Client & User: Interview the client and gather feedback from the target audience.
Market: Analyze existing products for strengths and weaknesses.
Materials: Research sustainable, affordable, and child-safe fabrics.
Design: Look for simple, festive, and practical design inspiration.
Analysis of Existing Products 📝
Product 1 (Sustainable Dress):
Strengths: Sustainable, durable, versatile.
Weaknesses: Not festive enough.
Product 2 (PICCOLO Dress):
Strengths: Festive, bright, comfortable design.
Weaknesses: Not sustainable, possibly less durable.
Conclusion: Combine sustainability and durability with a festive and appealing aesthetic.
Description of the Solution ✨
Product Design Specification 📋
Aesthetics: Festive, appealing to children, bright colors.
Functionality: Easy to wear, durable, and comfortable.
Materials: 100% sustainable and child-safe.
Cost: Affordable to produce.
Conclusion
The project provides a sustainable and meaningful solution to a social problem, fostering confidence and environmental awareness.