The Activewear Design team achieved high recognition at the 17th Textile Bioengineering and Informatics Symposium (TBIS 2024), held in Busan, Korea, from August 20-23, 2024. The team was awarded for their outstanding contributions to sports bra design, particularly through their research on “Breast Anthropometry Measurements of Chinese Adolescent Girls for Sports Bra Design.”

The team’s research received the prestigious Outstanding Research Papers award and the Outstanding Presentation award, underscoring their commitment to advancing the field of textile engineering. Their study offers critical insights into the unique body metrics of Chinese adolescent girls, aiming to improve the design and fit of sports bras. This research is pivotal in addressing the specific needs of this demographic, ensuring enhanced comfort, support, and performance.

The implications of their work extend beyond academic accolades. By tailoring sports bra designs to better fit the anatomical characteristics of young athletes, this research holds the potential to revolutionize the activewear industry, promoting inclusivity and improved athletic performance.

The recognition at TBIS 2024 highlights the Activewear Design team’s role as pioneers in textile innovation, with their research set to influence future trends and standards in sports apparel. Their dedication to integrating scientific insights with practical applications promises significant advancements in the comfort and functionality of activewear for diverse populations.