The phenomenon of fast fashion has grown rapidly along with the rise of globalization and consumer culture. Fast fashion refers to the rapid and low-cost turnover of fashion trends that follow short-lived styles. The main target of fast fashion is Generation Z. This industry focuses on Generation Z because this group is known for characteristics such as FOMO (Fear of Missing Out), getting bored easily, and preferring instant gratification. Therefore, this study aims to explore modular patterns in lifestyle products as a solution to prevent consumerist culture, particularly among Generation Z, which is driven by the fast fashion phenomenon. The research method used is qualitative, involving observation of existing products, experimentation with existing patterns, and exploration of new patterns based on the 2025–2026 trend forecast. The results of the study produced an interlocking system pattern inspired by these trends. This design is expected to contribute to the development of more environmentally friendly, functional, and Generation Z relevant lifestyle products.
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