FASH 201 Chapter Notes - Chapter 3: Crowdsourcing, Disposable And Discretionary Income, Flame Retardant

• School: Drexel University
• Department: Fashion Design
• Course: FASH 201
• Professor: Veronica Miller

Document Summary

The constant mo ements of fashion depend on an en ironment made up of social, 8ashion production timeline political, and economic factors. 8rom (cid:549)(cid:550) to (cid:549)(cid:556) months, te tile producers choose their designs, te tures, and. 8rom (cid:551) to (cid:557) months, apparel manufacturers decide hich st les the ill. 8rom (cid:550) to (cid:554) months, retail bu ers make their selections from the colors before offering their lines to manufacturers produce before sho ing a line to bu ers manufacturer"s" lines before the fashions appear on the selling floor (cid:602)(cid:613)deli er (cid:614)(cid:603) 8actors that speed up the fashion c cles. Widespread bu ing po er means to respond to a fashion change. Widespread income means there are more people ith financial. The more consumers flock to a ne fashion, the sooner. The more idespread the financial abilit of consumers it ill reach its culmination to turn to a ne er fashion, the sooner the current fashion ill reach obsolescence.