The idea of obtaining mannequins that conform to the shape and measurements of
the body has motivated many researchers. Many of whom have considered
multiple methods to achieve the exact shape and measurements human of the
body. This research adopts the experimental method to study two approaches; one
of which is a control group using the traditional method of taking measurements
and looking at the mirror throughout the process of padding and stuffing.
The other approach is a mold imitating the shape of the woman body from the
front and back where students pose as models to be copied in order t reach the
closest possible imitation when going through the padding and stuffing process .
The importance of the research lies in the extent to which the size and shape of the
body is achieved during the process of padding and lining mannequins of both the
experimental group and the control group.
The research concluded that there were statistically significant differences at the
mean level of 0.01 for the experimental group to match the mannequins after
filling and lining with the sample body (forward - back() There were statistically
significant differences at the mean of 0.01 for the experimental group to match the
mannequins after filling and lining with the sample body (Fig.(
The study recommend that further studies have to be conducted to simplify
mannequin design and reduce learning time