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Pd. ²*  \n¹ Student of Undergraduate Fashion Program, Vocational Faculty of Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta, Indonesia ²Fashion Design Program, Vocational Faculty of Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta, Indonesia  \n* Corresponding author: [chytra.mahanani@uny.ac.id](chytra.mahanani@uny.ac.id)  \nABSTRAK  \nThe purpose of writing this final project is: 1) . To create new works inspired by the existence of janggan kebaya, kutubaru kebaya, and kartini kebaya. 2) . To describe and implement the production process in making series Warastika. 3) . Process branding in modifying traditional Indonesian clothing so that it can reach the target market. The production method in this final project, uses the basic practical system pattern technique. In making series includes making designs, making basic patterns, breaking down patterns according to the design, calculating production costs, cutting materials, marking seams, attaching lining fabric as a substitute for lining, and the process of sewing materials until finished. In series this is good look clothing inspired by three kebaya models, namely: kutubaru kebaya, kartini kebaya, and janggan kebaya. The selection of quality raw materials and combined with Indonesian textiles will give a unique, contemporary, and comfortable impression to wear. Using cotton materials toyobo,weaving, as well as batik with lining using knitting as a substitute for the lining. The Warastika series produces 6 fashion products inspired by 3 kebaya models. The results of this final project are: 1) the creation of a series of fashion designs with a more modern and trend kebaya inspiration. 2) the creation of a production process for a work with the Warastika series. 3) the creation of a branding fashion with the Warastika series on the target market.  \nKeywords : warastika, modification, kebaya  \nINTRODUCTION  \nCustoms are habits that are carried out by society from generation to generation and have become a characteristic of the area (Huda & Karsudjono, 2022) . Clothing is a high culture and is very important for every region in all parts of the world. Traditional cloth also functions as a symbol of culture, the character of the local population, the beliefs of the local population, and history. Traditional clothing is a symbol of a region (Tri et al., 2015) . Traditional clothing is usually used in a certain event. Traditional clothing usually depicts the social status of the wearer. Traditional clothing also has various characteristics and distinctive features in each product. No wonder, because it is based on that human daily life will never be separated from the application of fashion (Maryam et al., 2014) .  \nTraditional clothing is a hereditary clothing, which has become a self-identity anda source of pride for most people who support the culture (Guspaini, 2014) . In addition, traditional clothing can also be used to determine a person's social status, position, and role in an event or celebration of a big day. According to the Indonesian dictionary, traditional clothing or attire is official clothing worn in a region. Traditional clothing usually also has a philosophy and meaning that is expressed in the form, color, materials used, and motifs poured into the clothing. In addition to being rich in philosophy and meaning, traditional clothing also has rules for each use. Javanese people usually have traditional clothing that is more diverse in form and motif. For ordinary farmers, they use tartan motifs, while for the nobility they usually use painted cloth (Raffles, 2014) .  \nThe development of traditional clothing in Java was supported by the split of the Islamic Mataram kingdom at that time, into several kingdoms that had their own characteristics. However, this is a positive point for the development of Indonesian fashion which will be more diverse. 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