The Application of The Nusantara Contemporary Pattern: Bomber Jacket Product Assessment

Abstract

The research was conducted in Jakarta for a year. The goal of this study is to collect data and evaluate bomber jackets that include modern Indonesian patterns. This study is a continuation of the previous study, Exploration of Archipelago Ornaments in the Form of Contemporary Motifs Using Digital Techniques for Textile Design. Using the findings of prior study, modern themes with archipelago ornamentation were created. This theme will be applied to a bomber jacket in this research. The theme used is chosen by altering the shape and function of the bomber jacket. A bomber jacket is a garment that is appropriate for a semi-formal situation. The quantitative approach using the Pre-Experimental technique in the form of a One-Shoot Case Investigation design was used in this study. The original data was collected in the form of interviews with five expert panelists in the fields of education and fashion practitioners, which were then descriptively examined. The questionnaire was then distributed to respondents aged 17 to 25. This technique produces an assessment of bomber jackets that is consistent with the study's aims and teenage acceptance. It is intended that this research would help to the design of modern Indonesian motifs used on fashion goods such as jackets. This can also contribute to the value of affection for the archipelago's unique culture, which is executed through current motifs. Furthermore, it is envisaged to serve as a reference in the use of traditional Indonesian themes in the fields of education and industry.