With preline selling, the retailer commits to ordering a specified number of units of a garment
style before a prototype has been made - Answers True
Fit models are seldom used today as computerized fitting has become available to apparel
companies at a reasonable cost. - Answers False
The initial cost sheet is completed after the new style is selected to be included in the line -
Answers False
The pattern for a new garment style can be created by beginning with:
A.
a basic block, also called a sloper
B.
a draped muslin
C.
a pattern from a similar style from a previous season
D.
all of the above
E.
none of the above - Answers D
Every style ordered by retailers will be produced. - Answers False
,Which of the following are disadvantages of computerized pattern design systems
A.
Hardware and software requires a capital outlay.
B.
Additional training is needed for designers.
C.
Malfunctions can lead to expensive down time.
D.
All of the above
E.
None of the above - Answers D
Which of the following are examples of private-label goods?
A.
products that carry the label of the apparel manufacturer, such as national brands (e.g., Levi's,
Guess?)
, B.
products that carry the name of a designer that is also the name of a private corporation (e.g.,
Calvin Klein, Anna Sui)
C.
products that carry the label of the retailer's brand name and that are manufactured by a
contractor for the retailer (e.g., Target's Greatland)
D.
both b and c are examples of private-label merchandise - Answers C
The first prototype is made:
A.
by the designer to insure the correct design details
B.
by the fit model who adjust the design so it may fit properly for the sample size
C.
by several sewing operators, each of whom stays at one work station and the garment moves
from operator to operator to complete the garment
D.