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1.00 Fashion tex voc

1.00 Fashion textiles vocab

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Analyst a professional who studies data and market information to identify trends and help businesses make decisions.
Auxiliary supporting businesses or services that assist the fashion industry but do not directly design or manufacture products.
Business An organization that produces, buys, or sells goods and services for profit. In fashion, it includes designing, manufacturing, marketing, and retail.
Buying selecting and purchasing products that a store will sell based on customer demand, trends, and budget.
College and career readiness skills the knowledge, skills, and dispositions needed to be successfully in postsecondary education and/or training that lead to gainful employment
Design the creative backbone of the fashion industry. Designers conceptualize and create new clothing, accessories, and footwear.
Fall Leadership Meeting North Carolina FCCLA hosted events where students increase their knowledge of FCCLA Programs and Events
Fashion Accessories Items added to outfits to complete or enhance a look.
Fashion Brand A company or label known for its style, identity, and products.
Fashion Design Creating clothing and accessories by sketching, selecting fabrics, and producing finished items.
FCCLA A student organization that helps members build leadership, career, and life skills through projects and activities.
Forecasting Predicting future trends, sales, and consumer behavior using data and research.
Illustrator An artist who draws fashion designs to show ideas before production.
Influencer A person who affects consumer choices through social media or public platforms.
Marketing Promoting and selling products using advertising, branding, and media.
Market Research Collecting and analyzing information about consumers and trends.
Media Communication tools used to share information, advertising, and entertainment.
Merchandising Planning and presenting products to increase sales and attract customers.
National Conference A yearly leadership conference held in different locations across the United States where students participate in workshops and events.
National Programs FCCLA programs that teach leadership, career, and life skills through classroom and chapter activities.
Omnichannel A retail system that connects online, in-store, and mobile shopping experiences.
Product Development Turning a fashion idea into a finished product through design and production.
Production Manufacturing clothing and textile products from raw materials.
Public Relations (PR) Managing a brand’s image and communication with the public.
Quality Assurance Checking products to ensure they meet quality standards.
Real World Skills Practical skills used in everyday life, school, careers, and future responsibilities.
Retail Merchandising Planning, displaying, and selling products in retail stores.
Sales Promotion Marketing strategies like discounts or coupons to increase sales.
Sourcing Finding suppliers and materials for production.
STAR Events Competitive FCCLA events where students demonstrate skills, complete projects, and earn recognition.
Store Management Managing daily operations of a retail store.
Stylist A professional who selects clothing and accessories for people or media.
Supply Chain The process of moving a product from raw materials to the customer.
Textiles Materials made from fibers or fabrics used to make clothing.
Manufacturing The process of producing clothing, textiles, footwear, and accessories by transforming raw materials into finished products through cutting, sewing, assembling, quality testing, and packaging.
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