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Ch 4 Fashion: Substance of the Industry

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 12mins

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1.

For companies at the beginning & middle of the soft goods chain, customers are:

a)

end-use consumers

b)

the auxiliary businesses that support them throughout the retail segment

c)

companies positioned at the next step of the overall chain

d)

internet shoppers

2.

Internet retailers sell:

a)

products worldwide

b)

inferior products

c)

products faster than traditional retailers

d)

products more slowly than traditional retailers

3.

Yarns are:

a)

usually knitted rather than used in woven fashion

b)

continuous strands of textile fibers in a form suitable for processing into fabrics

c)

very thin, hair-like strands that are quite short or long from naturally grown sources or chemical mixtures

d)

bleached or dyed greige goods

4.

The home sewing industry has declined from long ago because:

a)

sewing fabrics are no longer available to the public

b)

people have less finger dexterity than in the past

c)

commercially-produced clothing exists in many sizes, qualities, fashion levels, and price ranges

d)

custom-made clothing is available from manufacturers to almost all people who want it

5.

Designing is the process of:

a)

vertically integrating chemistry with retail sales ideas

b)

growing or making fibers from unknown chemical mixtures

c)

deciding that some styles are more appropriate than others

d)

creating new versions of garments, accessories, or other items

6.

Trade publications:

a)

have evolved into nonprofit newspapers

b)

also print full-length school textbooks that promote their industries

c)

disseminate industry news and information to their distribution list over the Internet

d)

print more specialized magazines for small sections of their industries

7.

The retail price for goods is based on the:

a)

pricing recommendations from consulting and reporting firms that know the market

b)

apparel manufacturer's listed material and labor costs

c)

fabric manufacturer's specific expenses for heat, lights, and taxes

d)

original wholesale cost of the goods paid by the retailer, plus overhead and profit for the retailer

8.

Textiles that help preserve the earth's surface are called:

a)

geotextiles

b)

composition products

c)

filtration textiles

d)

architectural fibers

9.

Fashion market researchers/forcecasters:

a)

are consultants that advise retailers about the quality of manufactured apparel

b)

help businesses try to understand the consumer demands of the past

c)

are consulting and reporting firms that analyze and interpret future fashion trends

d)

provide info about increasing uses for technical textiles

10.

An example of forward integration is when:

a)

apparel textiles are used for household textile purposes

b)

manufacturers open factory outlet stores

c)

retailers directly compete with textile producers

d)

retailers develop their own private label brands

11.

Seasonal products:

a)

include such fashion goods as swimsuits and skiwear

b)

include the latest fads in dresses and jewelry

c)

include such items as basic underwear, men's business shirts, and luggage

d)

do not include fashion or commodity merchandise

12.

Technical textiles:

a)

are also known as fabric compositions

b)

are usually thin and filmy

c)

have fashionable uses that require a great deal of extra apparel designing

d)

are sold to commercial business customers according to industrial specifications