ctc-isolation-gown

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This Isolation Gown pattern, a long sleeved apron for medical use, is developed by Creatives tegen Corona (CtC) as part of the battle against the worldwide COVID-19 epidemic. A pressing demand from the healthcare sector sparks the design, testing and prototyping of this Isolation Gown in collaboration with a sounding board of doctors, home carers and ambulance personnel. CtC is a partnership between various creatives in the fields of textile design, fashion design, product design & communication based in Antwerp, Belgium. This pattern was designed using LECTRA software and can be used to drive industrial manufacturing processes. Home sewing patterns are also provided in large printable 841mm wide or A0 compact format and in an A4 format that can be printed and joined together. An illustrated manual provides sewing instructions. Industrial Manufacturing Digital Patterns are provided in DXF + RUL format which allows users to load the pattern into their digital fashion design software and adjust and customize the design if needed. Please note that the provided patterns are strictly for non-profit production in cases of disaster relief. Home Sewing The manual sewing instructions are currently available only in Dutch, but English versions will be released soon. You can find the following files: Sewing instructions: a step-by-step guide on how to construct the apron. A4 pattern, this can be printed on any office printer, markings are included to fit the pages together. The pattern is compact and needs to be traced and extended. A0 pattern, this can be printed on a large 841mm wide A0 printer, the pattern is compact and needs to be traced and extended. 841mm pattern, this is the same as the A0 but longer to fit all parts in original lengths. CtC-coverall by Creatives tegen Corona is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. You can use all resources of CtC for free but Creatives tegen Corona website must be included in any redistribution and remixes must keep the CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 license. Please credit Creatives tegen Corona in your communication if you choose to work with this pattern.