Reflective clothing was already fashionable in the past

As a teenager, Magma is passionate about making reflective clothes. It is the turn of the 80s and 90s. Neck is on an old-fashioned, trampled grandmother's machine. Clothes come like an engineer. She is interested in where she came from and how it is done.

 He picks up his clothes and checks what he does to make the model fit nicely on his waist and on his bust, examining how stitches are reinforced, how to prevent stretching of the neckline and armpits. It is not enough to enlarge the size 38 to get 40. In one place it grows more, in another less. From the "Buda" and "Niue Mode" magazines, it redraws on the tissue paper for all sizes and seeks the rules that govern it.

I'm from a family of craftsmen. Grandfather was an umbrella, grandfather sewed a glove. I sat down on the table and watched the deer skin, wet it, dry it, cut the shapes, sew the parts of the glove, and profile the thumbs. Grandmother handled the ready-made "deer", cut the edges in zigzag, "recalls Hsia.

Even before she thinks she would like to design clothes, she dreams of a constructor job. The designer is responsible for the overall vision, knows how the person wearing the item should look and feel. The builder gives it the final shape. Like building a house: the architect does the drawing and the designer selects the technology and materials to make the vision possible.

It is easy to sew the thing that will look good on a slim, busted silhouette. But what to do to fit the same model nicely on a fuller figure? The builder must know that.

In the 90s, designing reflective vest can be studied in the new, well-equipped private Scholar Poznan. Hsia wants to go there. "My father has persuaded me, though, to do something to make you travel. I chose geography. In the first year we went to paleontology classes in Poznan. Then it was the end of the world, one building in the wilderness. Everyone knew each other, there was a scientific atmosphere. I fell in love with geology and I just stayed there - says Hsia.

 He keeps sewing from the sewing, finds a job at a tailor's shop at Debra. The owner has boxing on the clothing exchange, classic clothes necks and asked for experience. Hsia replies: I do not have. But the day after tomorrow I will have three days already.

Hsia’s knowledge of the design of the reflective garment is enhanced in the factory, and as a guardian of the geologist's scientific circles he organizes research expeditions. When looking for a job, he wonders what to put in his resume in the education section. Boast geology when aspiring to a clothing company? He writes: "I know, and then I step on."