FM Final Exam Review

not relying on others for things needed in order to survive

individuals who are the last to adopt accepted styles are fashion laggers

A ____ is a tool that established the use of currency as a recognized medium of exchange

secondary colors are made by combining equal amounts of ___

an article of clothing apparel

____ are physically made by manufacturers. they are tangible or real products.

actual amount customers pay & the methods of increasing value of the products to the customers

long, fine, continuous threads found naturally in silk & extruded fibers

things that are desired for personal satisfaction

what weave is shown in the photo

exchanging products or services with others without using money

written or unwritten rules of appropriate attire

customers interact with sales personnel 

which is NOT a primary color

natural fiber obtained from a boil of a plant

ongoing rise, peak & fall in popularity of specific styles or shapes 

budgeting for marketing activities

concentrating on a few related activities so that they can be completed very well

fashion leaders wear styles after the fashions have become well established

The economy operates as a ___ where the people freely choose how to spend their money

____ is a place people bring products to be conveniently exchanged

communicating information to customers through advertising & other promotional methods 

natural fiber from fleece of a sheep

upscale fashions that are imitated from grunge fashions is an example of ____

physically transferring goods from where they are produced to the location for consumption

fabric construction made by looping yarns together

what weave is shown in the photo

fashion trends start at the top of a social ladder & gradually progress to lower levels is ____

made from various petrochemicals 

those who are not afraid to wear things before anyone else

permanently laminating together two layers of fabric 

offering products produced by others for sale to customers

what weave is shown in the photo

an individual's feeling or reactions to people, things, or ideas