Ryan Yasin, 24, has engineered a material which would allow garments to grow up to six sizes - saving parents thousands of pounds every time their child has a growth spurt.

24歲的瑞恩?亞辛設(shè)計出一種可以讓衣服變大六碼的布料，這樣每當(dāng)孩子處于迅速發(fā)育階段時，家長都能省下不少錢。

After buying his young nephew clothes labeled for his age, and discovering that the baby had already grown too big for them, Mr Yasin realized how frustrating clothes-buying was for parents.

亞辛曾為小侄子購買標(biāo)著適合其年齡的服裝，卻發(fā)現(xiàn)小侄子已經(jīng)長大穿不進去了。這讓他意識到給孩子買衣服對家長來說是多么頭疼的事情。

Through his engineering degree, he was aware of structures in certain fabrics which can become wider and longer when pulled, unlike normal material such as a rubber band which gets thinner.

有著工程學(xué)教育背景的亞辛想到，一些織物的結(jié)構(gòu)可以橫向縱向拉伸，且不會像橡膠等普通材料一樣變得更薄。

He managed to capture this property’s effects through pleating the material and heating it to seal it – making his prototype clothing washproof, waterproof and even ‘crumb proof’.

為了獲得同樣的效果，他將布料打褶，加熱定型，這樣制作出來的衣服不僅耐洗、防水，還“防碎屑”。

The garment – which is due to be released on to the market shortly – currently promises to fit any child from the age of six to 36 months.

可伸縮衣服預(yù)計很快將在市面上銷售，該產(chǎn)品目前承諾適合6個月至36個月的所有兒童穿著。

Mr Yasin’s efforts awarded him the national James Dyson Award, the design prize inspired by Sir James Dyson, the British inventor.

亞辛因此獲得了以英國發(fā)明家詹姆斯?戴森爵士命名的詹姆斯?戴森設(shè)計大獎。

Children grow seven sizes in their first two years, and on an average, British parents spend over ￡2,000 on clothing before their child reaches the age of three.

兒童在兩歲以前身材會變換7個尺碼，平均來看，英國家長在孩子3歲之前要花費超過2000英鎊（約合人民幣17000元）給他們購買服裝。

As well as saving parents cost and hassle, Mr Yasin said he was concerned about the consequences of mass production of garments on the environment, with 30,000 tonnes of household clothing being binned in the last year alone.

除了為家長節(jié)約成本、免去麻煩外，亞辛還考慮到大量生產(chǎn)服裝對環(huán)境的影響，僅去年一年被丟棄的家用衣料就達3萬噸。

As such, the clothing, which is currently an outerwear garment, is fully recyclable as well as allowing for a range of colors and patterns.

因此，現(xiàn)在設(shè)計的可伸縮外衣是完全可回收的，且有多種顏色和圖案。

The clothing design is in the final stages of prototyping and will soon be on the production line.

可伸縮服裝的設(shè)計已經(jīng)進入打樣的最后階段，且將很快投入生產(chǎn)。

Mr Yasin says the clothing would be ‘competitively priced’ and save parents money in the long run, costing tens or hundreds, not thousands of pounds.

亞辛稱，衣服的“定價將非常有競爭力”，從長遠(yuǎn)來看為家長省錢，家長購買衣服只需幾十、幾百而非幾千英鎊。

He now wants to expand the range for clothing for various ages of children. For example, one garment for a child from the age of two to five years - or six months to three years.

亞辛現(xiàn)在希望擴大可伸縮服裝的適穿范圍，適應(yīng)不同年齡段的兒童。比如，一款衣服有適合2-5歲或6-36個月兒童的尺碼。

Ryan Yasin, 24, has engineered a material which would allow garments to grow up to six sizes - saving parents thousands of pounds every time their child has a growth spurt.

24歲的瑞恩?亞辛設(shè)計出一種可以讓衣服變大六碼的布料，這樣每當(dāng)孩子處于迅速發(fā)育階段時，家長都能省下不少錢。

After buying his young nephew clothes labeled for his age, and discovering that the baby had already grown too big for them, Mr Yasin realized how frustrating clothes-buying was for parents.

亞辛曾為小侄子購買標(biāo)著適合其年齡的服裝，卻發(fā)現(xiàn)小侄子已經(jīng)長大穿不進去了。這讓他意識到給孩子買衣服對家長來說是多么頭疼的事情。

Through his engineering degree, he was aware of structures in certain fabrics which can become wider and longer when pulled, unlike normal material such as a rubber band which gets thinner.

有著工程學(xué)教育背景的亞辛想到，一些織物的結(jié)構(gòu)可以橫向縱向拉伸，且不會像橡膠等普通材料一樣變得更薄。

He managed to capture this property’s effects through pleating the material and heating it to seal it – making his prototype clothing washproof, waterproof and even ‘crumb proof’.

為了獲得同樣的效果，他將布料打褶，加熱定型，這樣制作出來的衣服不僅耐洗、防水，還“防碎屑”。

The garment – which is due to be released on to the market shortly – currently promises to fit any child from the age of six to 36 months.

可伸縮衣服預(yù)計很快將在市面上銷售，該產(chǎn)品目前承諾適合6個月至36個月的所有兒童穿著。

Mr Yasin’s efforts awarded him the national James Dyson Award, the design prize inspired by Sir James Dyson, the British inventor.

亞辛因此獲得了以英國發(fā)明家詹姆斯?戴森爵士命名的詹姆斯?戴森設(shè)計大獎。

Children grow seven sizes in their first two years, and on an average, British parents spend over ￡2,000 on clothing before their child reaches the age of three.

兒童在兩歲以前身材會變換7個尺碼，平均來看，英國家長在孩子3歲之前要花費超過2000英鎊（約合人民幣17000元）給他們購買服裝。

As well as saving parents cost and hassle, Mr Yasin said he was concerned about the consequences of mass production of garments on the environment, with 30,000 tonnes of household clothing being binned in the last year alone.

除了為家長節(jié)約成本、免去麻煩外，亞辛還考慮到大量生產(chǎn)服裝對環(huán)境的影響，僅去年一年被丟棄的家用衣料就達3萬噸。

As such, the clothing, which is currently an outerwear garment, is fully recyclable as well as allowing for a range of colors and patterns.

因此，現(xiàn)在設(shè)計的可伸縮外衣是完全可回收的，且有多種顏色和圖案。

The clothing design is in the final stages of prototyping and will soon be on the production line.

可伸縮服裝的設(shè)計已經(jīng)進入打樣的最后階段，且將很快投入生產(chǎn)。

Mr Yasin says the clothing would be ‘competitively priced’ and save parents money in the long run, costing tens or hundreds, not thousands of pounds.

亞辛稱，衣服的“定價將非常有競爭力”，從長遠(yuǎn)來看為家長省錢，家長購買衣服只需幾十、幾百而非幾千英鎊。

He now wants to expand the range for clothing for various ages of children. For example, one garment for a child from the age of two to five years - or six months to three years.

亞辛現(xiàn)在希望擴大可伸縮服裝的適穿范圍，適應(yīng)不同年齡段的兒童。比如，一款衣服有適合2-5歲或6-36個月兒童的尺碼。