Toward Design Magazine

Toward Design Magazine

Toward Design Magazine featuring great design, architecture, fashion, graphics and innovation from across the globe.

 

Fenc Loopflex

Fenc Loopflex is a spandex free stretch fabric developed for sports wear, leisure wear and underwear. The textile is a mono material made only of polyester, so textile to textile recycling becomes possible and waste is reduced. Production begins with thermoplastic polyester elastomer chips, which are turned into an elastic yarn through a solvent free melt extrusion process. The yarn is knitted with regular polyester filaments using pre programmed tensions, giving two to three times higher power stretch than spandex blends while balancing comfort and support.

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Windshield

Windshield is a softshell fabric developed for urban commuting and outdoor activity. The fabric is woven from recycled polyester and spandex hollow yarns in a three to one twill with a matte finish. A biobased polyurethane membrane and a soft microfleece lining are added. Bioenzyme softening, zinc ion antibacterial infusion, fluorine free water repellent treatment and antistatic finishing complete the material. Weighing under 180 grams per square meter, the fabric is windproof, waterproof and breathable.

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U Life Liquid Silk Satin

U Life Liquid Silk Satin is a fabric developed for home wear garments. The material combines silk with lustrous satin, keeping the soft sheen and skin friendly feel of silk while remaining easy to care for. A liquid silk film forming technology coats each satin yarn with a thin film of liquid silk. The coating improves moisture absorption, breathability, smoothness and softness, and adds antibacterial and antistatic properties. The fabric measures 145 centimetres in width and 99 grams per square metre. Simple daily washing and care suit a fast paced lifestyle.

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Golden Butterfly with Pearl

Golden Butterfly with Pearl is a silk quilt designed for modern bedrooms. The filling is made of 100 percent double cocoon mulberry silk, and the outer shell is made of natural silk, giving a light and warm feel. The cover is embroidered with butterflies, and detailed wing veins, colored pearls and fine stitching create a three dimensional surface. A removable inner shell replaces traditional quilting, so the quilt is easier to clean and maintain. The design is themed on metamorphosis, an Eastern image of change and renewal.

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Dancheong

This silk scarf reinterprets Gyeongbokgung Palace Dancheong patterns by applying stained glass color techniques. The project focuses on the aesthetic transition of traditional colors into seasonal palettes. The patterns are based on the lotus motif and developed in four versions, each reflecting the specific light and color of the seasons over the palace. Produced on silk, the work utilizes digital printing to capture detailed motifs, achieving visual harmony for modern styling.

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Four Seasons

Drawing inspiration from the classical water sleeves dances of Shen Yun, this scarf transports people to a tranquil garden stretching from a shimmering koi pond to towering mountain peaks. A maiden graces the scene, her flowing sleeves dancing in the air, with a gentle smile on her face. What sets this design apart is that it is, in its entirety, a single narrative painting, created using digital painting techniques on a tablet in Photoshop over several months. The vision: to let the wearer carry not just an image, but an entire world of feeling into everyday life.

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