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Seasonal design management


        If our designers were to design a day , how many would they be able to do ? Many desi

        gners throw away something they create , create something new , and repeat these tas

        ks a lot . So , what we call fashion is sometimes long pants , sometimes short pants ,
        and in the case of women , sometimes miniskirts are popular, and trends change .


        Also, just as spring , summer , fall , and winter products are all different, they keep chan

        ging . It may also vary depending on taste . I make things, then throw them away , and

        make them again, and I've been doing these things repeatedly for too long .

        we developed this on a page -by-page basis . Even if there is some space , develop it

        as a single item without pasting it , and divide the pages of each item into one page , two

        pages , three pages ... … If you make it this way and specify the number of pages and s
        ave it as many as the specified number of pages , it will go into the repository , and the

        product will not appear . To find it again, you can put an item in the repository and it will

        come  out  ,  and  then  put  it  in  there  .  In  this  way,  by  creating  a  seasonal  design

        management system , we developed a system that allows designers to not throw away
        any of the designs they worked hard to create , so that they can be recycled , and

        stored in the warehouse for use . Therefore, when time passes and seasons change an

        d a design suitable for that time is needed, rather than creating it again, the design that h
        as already been created and saved can be pulled out and used again .





                                          Trends come and go .





















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