AT CFA Q2

What is the primary goal of sustainability practices in the fashion industry?

• To increase production speed

• To reduce environmental impact and promote ethical practices

• To create only luxury clothing items

• To eliminate the need for consumer recycling

Which of the following is an example of a sustainable material commonly used in fashion?

• Polyester

• Organic cotton

• PVC plastic

• Nylon

What does "circular fashion" mean?

• Producing round-shaped garments

• A system where products are designed, produced, and managed for continuous reuse and recycling

• A trend focused on cyclical color palettes

• A marketing strategy for luxury brands

How does the "slow fashion" movement differ from "fast fashion"?

• Slow fashion focuses on timeless designs and sustainable practices, while fast fashion emphasizes high turnover and low-cost production

• Slow fashion is only for luxury brands, while fast fashion is for budget-conscious consumers

• Slow fashion encourages synthetic materials, while fast fashion avoids them

• Slow fashion limits product choices, while fast fashion offers variety

Why is water conservation an important focus in sustainable fashion?

• The fashion industry is the largest consumer of freshwater globally

• Dyes and textile treatments often require significant water usage, impacting water supplies

• Water conservation increases production speed

• Water conservation reduces the need for synthetic materials

What is one social impact of sustainable fashion practices?

• Increased reliance on automated production

• Improved working conditions and fair wages for garment workers

• Decreased consumer interest in fashion

• Reduced access to fashion education programs

What role do certifications play in the fashion industry’s sustainability practices?

• They ensure that products are stylish and trendy

• They validate the ethical and environmental claims of brands

• They reduce the need for sustainable materials

• They limit the ability of brands to market their products

What is the primary purpose of retail merchandising?

• To reduce the cost of manufacturing products

• To showcase and sell products effectively to maximize profits

• To create fashion trends

• To eliminate the need for inventory management

Which of the following is a key factor in determining the assortment of merchandise in a retail store?

• The buyer’s personal preferences

• Seasonal trends, target market, and budget

• The availability of luxury items

• Competitor store layout

What is the purpose of visual merchandising in retail?

• To reduce store lighting costs

• To create appealing displays that attract customers and drive sales

• To limit customer access to higher-priced goods

• To organize the stockroom more efficiently