Fashion Design and Construction develops students’ advanced sewing and garment construction skills through hands-on, project-based learning. This course is designed for students interested in careers related to fashion apparel design, accessory design, costume design, interior design, and related creative industries.
Students will learn and apply advanced garment construction techniques, basic pattern making, draping methods, and expanded textile analysis and application. Emphasis is placed on precision, craftsmanship, design problem-solving, and understanding how construction techniques support function and aesthetic design.
Throughout the course, students will complete increasingly complex projects that reflect industry practices and professional standards. Technology and design tools may be incorporated to support planning, pattern development, and presentation.
Students enrolled in this course are required to be active members of the Neosho FCCLA Chapter, where they can further develop leadership skills and participate in competitive events, service learning, and career exploration opportunities.
Fashion Design and Construction is ideal for students seeking advanced design experience and preparation for postsecondary programs or careers in fashion, textiles, costume design, interior design, or related creative fields.
Dues for being a member of FCCLA are $25.00 and must be paid by the student. Prerequisites for this course include the successful completion of Fashion and Interior Design Fundamentals.