THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS OF DESIGNING MEN’S SPORTSWEAR BASED ON BIONIC DESIGN
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This paper examines the theoretical foundations of designing men’s sportswear based on bionic design. Modern approaches to using natural forms, structures, and functional mechanisms in creating high-tech garments aimed at improving ergonomics, functionality, and adaptability of sports equipment are analyzed. Special attention is paid to the properties and advantages of elastic knitted and membrane materials that ensure optimal thermoregulation, moisture management, and freedom of movement.
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