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The purpose of this study is to evaluate the differences of body compensation image on variations in the shoulder \nheight and width of power shoulder raglan sleeve jacket. Nine samples were examined: 3 variations of the shoulder \nheight and 3 variations of the shoulder width. The data was evaluated by 123 fashion design majors. The results \nwere as follows; as a result of analyzing the body compensation image according to changes in the shoulder height \nand width of power shoulder raglan sleeve jacket, five factors were selected; the shoulder compensation factor, the \nbust compensation factor, the waist compensation factor, the arm compensation factor and the neck compensation \nfactor. Among these factors, the shoulder compensation factor is the most important factor. Examining the major \neffect of the body compensation image based on changes in the shoulder height and width of power shoulder raglan \nsleeve jacket, it had an independent influence on factors about waist, neck, shoulder and arm compensation except \na factor about bust compensation, had an influence on interacting effect of factors about shoulder, bust, waist, arm \ncompensation, and it had no influence on interacting effect of a factor about neck compensation. This shows that \nthe shoulder height has larger effect on neck compensation image than the shoulder width in power shoulder raglan \nsleeve jacket.
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