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Inclusively Designed Womenswear through Industrial Seamless Knitting Technology

Caterina Radvan Caterina Radvan is a Senior Lecturer in knitwear design and a Research Advisor at the London College of Fashion and a freelance knitwear designer. Her practice-based research is concerned with the relationship between knitting technology and the design of contemporary womenswear. [email protected]
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