Year 9 Methods of Production

Fast fashion collections found on the high street will use which method of production?

• One-off

• Bespoke

• Mass

• Batch

A tailor made suit uses which method production?

• Continuous

• Batch

• One-off

• Mass

A method of production that produces a high volume of identical products on a production line is

• mass production

• batch production

• one-off production

• just-in-time production

The production method commonly used to produce fabric in its raw form is

• continuous production

• mass production

• batch production

• just-in-time production

An advantage of using mass production is ...

• that every product is unique

• that products can change and update each season depending on whats in fashion

• you don't need warehouse space to store lots of items

• it is cheaper as you can buy materials in bulk and reduce waste

Which of the following is not an advantage of batch production?

• production is quick as more than one product is made at once so manufacturers can work a team.

• cost is low as materials can be bought in bulk to use on more than one product.

• quantities made can vary so items can change and update with each batch depending on trends.

• each product is made from start to finish by the same skilled designer so the quality and fit is flawless.

School socks are most likely to be manufactured using which method of production?

• Mass

• Batch

• One-off

• Bespoke

Bespoke is a product which is

• mass produced to ensure all products are the same.

• made to measure / made for a particular client.

• cheap to produce using automated machinery.

• made 24 hours a day 365 days of the year.

A school shirt is likely to use which method of production?

• One-off

• Batch

• Mass

• Continuous

A personalised baby blanket sold on 'etsy' is likely to use which method of production?

• one off

• batch

• mass

• continuous