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FACS 225 TEST 3

Product Development Process/ Materials for Fashion Design

QuestionAnswer
Chooses material best for silhouette and details Designer
Chooses based on weight of material and cost factors manufacturer
Chooses fashions made of fabrics considered appropriate and desirable by their target customers retailer
the end product produced by working together fashion textiles
smallest element of a fabric fiber
are woven in a interlocking pattern to create fabric woven fabrics
Haute Couture designers only use natural fibers false
articulate/ publicize info about the newest modification and application to fashion merchandise merchandiser
fabric manufacturers work how many years ahead of time? 1 year
fiber manufacturers work how many years ahead of time? 2 years
fabric manufacturers consistently advertise to consumers false
high demand trend in the fabric industry (especially in sportswear) traditional fabric manufacturing process
an alternative for natural fur is acrylic
what are natural fibers? Cotton, silk, flax, wool, and rayon
the process of separating fibers from the plant stem retting
the first synthetic fiber rayon
the first man-made color on fabric magenta
paid use of space to promote a product advertising
free mention of a product in media publicity
A metallic synthetic yarn, often a branded item lurex
Any material made by weaving, knitting, braiding, knotting, laminating, felting, or chemical bonding textile fabric
Tying together pattern pieces according to sizes bundling
Single-hand operations where one operator sews entire garment sewing
Teams of 7-9 workers producing entire garments modular manufacturing system
One person performing a single function on a garment assembly piecework
Step 1: Planning the Line Step 2: Creating the Design Concept Step 3: Developing the Designs Step 4: Planning Production Step 5: Production Step 6: Distributing the Line Product Development Process
Researching, reviewing sales records, and preparing trend boards Step 1: Planning the Line
Designing by sketching and/or draping, and conducting cost analysis Step 2: Creating the Design Concept
Cutting and sewing a sample garment or prototype from a pattern Step 3: Developing the Designs
Sourcing the components of a garment and determining where it will be cut and sewn Step 4: Planning Production
Cutting off the garment/product pieces Step 5: Production
Adding sales tickets, bar codes, inspecting, packaging, and shipping Step 6: Distributing the Line
Computer-aided design CAD
Computer-aided manufacturing CAM
Creating the design product while considering practical business considerations Role of the Designer
Types of Producers Manufacturers, jobbers, and contractors
Production or purchase of apparel design, purchase of fabric trimmings, cutting and sewing garments in company factory, selling and shipping finished goods Role of Manufacturer
Making sample apparel items, grading patterns for sizing, using outside factories Role of Jobber
Producer specializing in one phase of garment production: sewing Role of Contractor
Created by: tmerritt15
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