A-Level Unit 1.8 Fashion & Textiles design & development

Select the main reasons for making a prototype

• To test fitness for purpose

• To test aesthetic appeal

• To test wearability

• To test a window display

Select the options which apply to prototypes

• Inexpensive fabrics

• Batch production

• Product fit model

• Gold seal standard

Which of the following are examples of Quality Control checks?

• Seam tolerance of +/- 0.1cm

• Fabric is aligned on the grainline

• Fabric is bought at cost effective price

• Seams are put together

Select the options which can form part of product development

• Product disassembly

• Researching the work of others

• Client feedback

• Manufacturing specification

Select the correct definition of anthropometric data

• Data based on human body size and shape

• Data which concerns the way that people and products interact

Select the correct definition of ergonomic data

• Data based on human body size and shape

• Data which concerns the way that people and products interact

Select the correct definition of adaptive clothing

• Garments designed to change colour using smart materials

• Garments designed to meet the needs of people with limited mobility and dexterity

• Garments designed to adapt in high-stress situations

Select the correct definition of gold seal standard

• A production sample product which is used for state events

• A prototype packaged in gold trim

• A production sample product which is used to check quality control production samples against

Which of the following brands have specific ranges which are gender-neutral?

• Zara - "Ungendered"

• F&F - "Gender neutral"

• Selfridges - "Agender"

• H&M - "Conscious"