3차원 가상착의를 활용한 제6·8차 사이즈코리아 데이터 기반 여군 전투복의 치수적합성 평가

초록

This study evaluated the fit and size suitability of military uniforms for women using a 3D virtual garment simulation based on anthropometric data from the sixth (2010) and eighth (2021) Size Korea surveys. The results showed that avatars based on the eighth survey data exhibited a higher degree of garment–body contact and a reduced mean of ease distance than those based on the sixth survey data. Additionally, stress analysis during movement revealed increased stress in specific body areas (center front, back chest, back sleeve, hip, and upper thigh) in the eighth survey avatars, with an expanded stress distribution around the waistband in seated positions. Notably, low size suitability was observed in areas not previously considered in the military uniform size chart selection, such as the chest circumference, hip circumference, and thigh area, that might restrict mobility and negatively impact combat performance. This study is significant because it objectively evaluates the fit of military uniforms for women using 3D virtual simulations and identifies key body areas to consider in next-generation uniform designs.

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