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Product Development Chapter 1
Product Development Chapter 1
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Quiz to engage Product Development class in Chapter 1 readings.
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1
In which decade were synthetic fibers invented?
1970's
1950's
1940's
1960's
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Which of these statements is true regarding Stage 3 of the structural apparel industry changes?
Companies that embraced marketing concepts in 1970 prospered
Data was interpreted into less desirable product lines
Merchandising was brought to bridge business and creativity
Buyers were brought to bridge business and creativity
3
What is point-of-sale?
Product info captured at checkout and sent to manufacturer
Targets met with each sale
Barcode with product information like style, size, colour
Merchandising notes to achieve sales
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What are nondurable goods?
Products that are replaced with fast-selling products
Apparel goods that last little on the floor
Goods that have an expiry date
Products that have to be replaced periodically
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What does preproduction cycle mean?
Preparing all machinery and cutting before sewing garments
Time to ship & deliver to a stock room before manufacturing
Designating time and availability to cut and make patterns
Designing a line that will be manufactured
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For sales analysis, who started to have kiosks for costumers to design their own jeans?
Calvin Klein
Levi's Strauss & Co
Diesel
Pepe Jeans Co.
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Which decade had the most growth in the apparel industry?
1980's
1970's
1960's
1990's
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How much of our industry is imported?
95%
99%
97.5%
98%
9
With Full-package sourcing, the contractor provides everything below EXCEPT....
Labour, Grading
Trims & Notions
Prototype Fittings & Delivery
Fabrics, Cut & Make
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Which order is correct for the apparel supply chain?
Fiber, Textile, Finding, Apparel, Retail
Fiber, Yarn, Fabric, Garment manufacturing
Fiber, Textile, Sourcing, Apparel, Retail
Textile-making, Garment manufacturing, Buyers, Retail