The Fashion Industry Practice

An Apple Watch® and a FitBit® are examples of which of the following?

• Wearable technology

• Upcycling

• 3-D printed fashions

• Virtual reality

Which of the following enables shoppers to try on clothes to check for size, fit or style, virtually rather than physically?

• Social fashion

• Wholesalers

• Fashion businesses

• Virtual fitting rooms

Which of the following can be defined as companies and individuals which are concerned with the design, production or distribution of textiles and apparel goods?

• Fashion forecasters

• Target market

• Fashion business

• Fashion cycle

During which stage of the fashion life cycle are consumers no longer willing to pay full price for fashions?

• Decline

• Peak

• Rise

• Introduction

Which of the following is NOT classified as a psychographic?

• Interests

• Age

• Beliefs

• Values

During which stage of the fashion life cycle do consumers reject the merchandise?

• Obsolescence

• Introduction

• Adoption

• Peak

Which of the following divides the market into groups such as a state or city?

• Demographics

• Psychographics

• Geography

• Behaviors

Which of the following is the price point for brands of clothing which are targeted toward younger, fashion-savvy consumers with sizing typically limited to juniors and misses?

• Couture

• Designer

• Contemporary designer

• Bridge

Which of the following is a specific group of consumers at which a company aims its products and services?

• Fashion buyer

• Target market

• Price market

• Retail buyer

Which of the following categories of clothing contains garments which are custom, made-to-order garments for a customer?

• Bridge

• Fast fashion

• Couture

• Moderate