Fashion marketing & merchandising:
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Format: | Buch |
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2009
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Beschreibung: | Revised ed. of: The world of fashion merchandising. -- Includes index. |
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adam_text | Brief Contents
Part
1
Part
5
Basic Fashion and Business Concepts
Strategies for Retail Success
1
The Meaning of Clothing
16
17
Communicating Information
340
and Fashion
18
Concepts for
360
2
Fashion Movement
33
Successful Selling
3
Basic Economic Concepts
48
19
Calculating for Best Results
379
4
Substance of the Fashion
64
20
Service, Safety, and Security
395
5
Industry
Satisfying the Fashion Market
81
Part
6
Fashion Promotion
Part
2
21
Fashion Promotion Through
416
Textile/Apparel Building Blocks
Advertising and the Press
6
Textile Fibers and Yarns
104
22
Visual Merchandising
438
7
Textile Fabrics and Finishes
126
23
Special Event Fashion Shows
460
Part
3
Part
7
Designing and Producing Apparel
Fashion Business in Today s World
8
Using Design in Fashion
150
24
A Global Perspective
485
9
The Fashion Design Segment
169
25
The Latest Fashion
505
10
Ready-to-Wear Manufacturing
194
Business Trends
11
Wholesale Apparel Marketing
214
and Distribution
Part
8
Your
Future in the Fashion Industry
Part
4
26
Is a Fashion Career in
532
Retail Business Fundamentals
Your Future?
12
The Retail Segment
234
27
Textile and Apparel Careers
550
13
Retail Positioning
253
28
Retail Careers
571
14
Retail Merchandise
274
29
Promotion Careers
588
15
Planning to Buy
295
30
Entrepreneurship
and Other
603
16
Merchandise Buying
317
Fashion-Related Careers
Contents
Part
У
Basic Fa ·
Business
1
The Meaning of
Clothing and Fashion
Reasons for Wearing Clothing
17
Physical Need
17
Psychological Needs
18
Social Needs
20
Combined Needs
21
Why People Select
Certain Clothes
21
Values and Attitudes
21
Conformity Versus Individuality
23
Personality Traits
23
Needs Versus Wants
23
Ongoing Fashion Perspectives
24
Fashion as Art and Science
24
Private and Public Fashion Viewpoints
25
Economic, Political, and Other
Influences on Fashion
26
Fashion Terminology
27
Fashion Movement
Understanding Fashion
Movement
33
Fashion Leaders and Followers
34
Theories of Fashion Movement
36
The Trickle-Down Theory
36
The Trickle-Up Theory
36
The Trickle-Across Theory
36
The Fashion Cycle
37
Stages of the Fashion Cycle
37
The Overall Fashion Cycle
39
Length of Fashion Cycles
39
Principles of Fashion Movement
40
The Role of Consumer Acceptance or
Rejection in Establishing Fashions
40
Fashion Acceptance and Price
40
Sales Promotion and Fashion
41
Fashion Movement: Evolutionary,
Not Revolutionary
42
Fashion Extremes
—
Reversals
or to a New Direction
42
Factors That Speed or Slow
Fashion Movement
42
Factors That Speed Up Fashion
Movement
42
Factors That Slow Down Fashion
Movement
44
The Importance of Fashion
Change
45
3
Basic Economic
Concepts
The Free-Market System
49
Profit Motivation
50
The Significance of Competition
50
The Supply and Demand Relationship
51
Impacts on Society
51
Competitive Market Structures
52
Basic Forms of Business
Organizations
53
Sole Proprietorships
53
Partnerships
55
Corporations
55
Business Cycles
57
The Concept of Marketing
57
Product
58
Price
58
Place
59
Promotion
60
The Concept of Merchandising
61
4
Substance of the
Fashion Industry
The Soft Goods Chain
65
The Textile Segment
65
The Apparel Segment
66
The Retail Segment
67
The Four-Groups Approach
67
Primary Group
67
Secondary Group
68
Retail Group
68
Auxiliary Group
68
Vertical Integration
68
Commodity, Fashion, and
Seasonal Goods
69
Other Textile End-Use Industries
71
Household Textile Products
71
Industrial Textile Products
72
The Home Sewing Industry
73
Fashion Industry Associations
and Publications
74
Trade Associations
74
Trade Publications
75
Geographic Locations of
Industry Segments
77
5
Satisfying the
Fashion Market
Market Growth and Share
82
Market Segmentation
82
Demographics
83
Psyenograpnics
84
Market Research
85
Methods of Market Research
86
Product Development
87
Fashion Industry Information
Technology
88
Bar Code Systems
89
Radio Frequency Systems
91
Other Automatic ID Systems
92
Technology Disadvantages
93
Open Systems
93
Electronic Data Interchange
94
Cooperation for Industry
Excellence
95
Quick Response
95
Textile/Clothing Technology Corporation
97
Other Partnerships
98
Improving the Industry s Image
98
Business Concerns
98
Part
2
Textile/App
Blocks
6
Textile Fibers
and Yarns
104
Natural Fibers
105
Cotton
106
Wool
107
Silk
107
Flax (Linen)
108
Other Natural Fibers
109
Leather and Fur
112
Leather
112
Fur
114
Manufactured Fibers
115
Categories of Manufactured Fibers
116
Characteristics of Manufactured Fibers
117
Fiber Innovation
117
The Latest Fiber Trends
120
Spinning
Fibers into Yarns
122
Yarn Blends and Textures
123
7
Textile Fabrics
and Finishes
126
Fabric Design and Construction
127
Weaving
127
Knitting
131
Other Construction Methods
133
Fabric Finishing
134
Bleaching
135
Dyeing
135
Printing
136
Finishes
138
Quality and Performance
Standards
140
The Textile Industry
140
Technology
141
Fashion
141
Marketing
142
Selling the Finished Fabrics
143
Trade Information
144
The Future of Textiles
145
Part3
DesignirTafM^Producinq
Apparel
8
Using Design
in Fashion
150
Using the Elements of Design
151
Color
151
Shape
157
Line
157
Texture
160
Using the Principles of Design
161
Balance
161
Emphasis
162
Rhythm
163
Harmony
164
Illusions Created by Design
165
9
The Fashion
Design Segment
169
Price Market Categories
of Apparel
170
Designer
170
Bridge
171
Better
171
Moderate
172
Budget
172
Collection Showings
173
Capitalizing on Name
Recognition
174
Secondary Lines
175
House Boutiques
176
Licensing
176
Franchising
177
Sewing Patterns
177
The Designing Process
177
Sources of Inspiration
179
Using
Technology in
Fashion Design
180
World Fashion Design Centers
181
United States
182
France
182
Italy
183
Great Britain
183
Other European Fashion Centers
184
Canada
184
Central and South America
184
Japan
184
China and Hong Kong
185
Taiwan
185
South Korea
186
Other
World
Locations
186
Some
Influential Fashion
Designers
186
U.S. Fashion Awards and
Associations
186
10
Ready-to-Wear
Manufacturing
194
The Business of Apparel
Manufacturing
195
Competitive Strategies
196
Fashion Seasons and Lines
197
Garment Districts
198
Inside and Outside Shops
199
Pros of Using Contractors
200
Cons of Using Contractors
200
Preproduction Procedures
201
Selecting and Costing the Designs
202
Editing the Line
202
Precutting Processes
204
Cutting
204
Apparel Production
205
Traditional Tailor System
206
Progressive Bundle System
206
Unit Production System
206
Modular Manufacturing
207
Finishing
208
Employer Concerns
208
Offshore Production
210
11
Wholesale Apparel
Marketing and
Distribution
214
Inventory Management
215
Inventory Planning and Execution
216
Benchmarking for Quality
Products
217
Quality Programs
217
Trademark Protection
218
Technological Advances in
Apparel Manufacturing
219
Computer-Integrated Manufacturing
220
Ideas About the Future
221
Selling the Finished Apparel
222
Selling Locations
223
Sales Expertise
224
Sales Promotion
226
Distribution of the Finished
Apparel
227
Order Processing
227
Merchandise Shipping
228
Apparel Industry Trade
Information
230
Part
4
Retail
Businďšs
Fundamentals
12
The Retail Segment
234
Functional Areas of Fashion
Retail Firms
235
Main Types of Apparel Retailers
236
Department Stores
237
Chain Stores
239
DiscountStores
241
Specialty Stores
243
Nonstore Retailers
245
Other Types of Fashion Retailing
248
Store Ownership Groups
250
Retail Trade Associations
and Publications
250
8
13
Retail Positioning
Targeting a Specific Market
254
Understanding Buying Motives
255
Differentiating from Competitors
256
Presenting an Image
258
Product Strategy
260
Merchandise Selection
260
Service Selection
261
Price Strategy
261
The Price/Quality Relationship
262
Specific Pricing Approaches
262
Place Strategy
263
Site Location
264
Types of Store Clusters
265
Market Coverage in Site Selection
267
Facilities Design
267
Promotion Strategy
269
Recent Trends in Retail
Positioning
270
Efficiency for Shoppers
270
Entertainment Plus Shopping
270
14
Retail Merchandise
274
Women s Apparel
275
Women s Apparel Sizes
275
Women s Apparel Classifications
277
Men s Apparel
277
Production of Menswear Lines
279
Men s Apparel Sizes and
Classifications
281
Infants and Children s Apparel
283
Attitudes Related to Childrenswear
284
infantswear Sizes and
Desirable Features
284
Toddlers Sizes and Features
285
Childrenswear Sizes
286
Additional Features of Childrenswear
286
Apparel for Older Children
287
Accessories
287
Footwear
289
Hosiery
289
Handbags and Small Leather Goods
289
Belts
290
Jewelry
290
Headwear
290
Scarves
291
Neckties
291
Handwear
291
Cosmetics Industry Products
291
15
Planning to Buy
295
The Merchandise Planning
Function
296
Gathering Planning Information
297
Availability of Internal Information
297
Availability of External Information
298
Preparing Buying Plans
299
Financial Planning and Control
300
Assortment Planning
301
Additional Planning
Considerations
304
Ongoing Inventory Management
306
Selecting Merchandise
Resources
307
Types of Merchandise Resources
307
Evaluating Vendor Attributes
308
Selecting Specific Resources
309
Brand Names Versus Private
Label Merchandise
309
Offshore Sourcing
312
16
Merchandise Buying
317
Market Weeks
318
Advantages of Market Weeks for
Retail Buyers
319
Advantages of Market Weeks
for Vendors
322
Trade Shows
322
Apparel Marts
322
Domestic
Fashion Markets
324
New York
324
California
325
Dallas
326
Chicago
326
Miami
327
Atlanta
327
Other Domestic Market Centers
327
Buying Foreign Goods
327
Helpful Buying Resources
329
Resident Buying Offices
329
Other Buying Resources
330
Market Trip Strategies
331
Visits to Vendors
332
Making Merchandise Decisions
333
Writing the Orders
334
Types of Orders
335
Part
5 %
Strategies for
Success
17
Communicating
Information
340
Internal Business
Communication
341
Lines of Authority
341
The Communication Process
342
Nonverbal Communication
344
Verbal Communication Skills
345
Reading Skills
345
Listening Skills
346
Speaking
ЅкШѕ
346
Writing Skills
348
Telephone Use
350
Computer Skills
351
Technology for Information
Management
352
Information Management
352
Electronic Communication Via
Computer Technology
353
Other Communication Aids
355
Communication Technology
Advancement
356
18
Concepts for
Successful Selling
360
The Direct Selling Function
361
Sales Clerks Versus Sales Associates
362
Customer-Oriented Selling
363
Sales Goals and Rewards
364
Creating a Selling Environment
365
Stockkeeping Duties
365
Keeping the Selling Floor in Order
366
Gaining Merchandise Knowledge
367
Using the Selling Steps
Effectively
369
Approach and Greeting
369
Classifying Customers
370
Presentation of Merchandise
371
Overcoming Objections
372
Closing the Sale
372
Supplementary Suggestions
373
Maintaining Relationships
374
Merchandise Sales Transactions
375
Methods of Payment
376
Returns, Exchanges, and Other
Adjustments
376
19
Calculating for
Best Results
379
Financial Records
380
The Operating Statement
380
Net Sales
381
10
Inventory Cost Calculations
382
Gross Margin
382
Expenses
382
Profit/Loss
382
Comparative Analysis
383
Operating Ratios
383
Selling Space Performance
384
Other Sales Analysis
385
Expense Management
386
Pricing Considerations
386
Other Pricing Strategies
387
The Cost of Overbuying
388
Pricing Calculations
388
Markups
389
Price Reductions
390
Markdown
Strategies
392
Maintained Markup
392
20
Service, Safety,
and Security
395
Customer Service
396
Assessing Service Quality
398
Service Features
398
Loyalty Programs
403
Credit and Other Payment
Services
404
Retail Credit Cards
404
Retail-Affiliated Credit Card Banks
405
Other Electronic Processing
405
Safety
408
Customer Safety
408
Employee Safety
409
Security and Loss Prevention
409
External Theft
409
Internal Theft
411
Loss Prevention Programs
412
Part6
Fashion
Pro
21
Fashion Promotion
Through Advertising
and the Press
416
Fashion Promotion
417
The Purposes of Fashion Promotion
417
Promotion Levels
417
Promotion Planning
418
Putting the Promotion Program
into Action
420
Calculating Total Promotion Expenses
421
Allocating Promotion Budgets
422
Promotion Ethics
422
Advertising
423
Purposes of Advertising
423
Types of Advertising
424
Using Advertising Agencies
and Freelancers
425
Advertising Strategy
426
Forms of Advertising Media
427
Developing Effective Print
Advertisements
432
Public Relations
433
The Fashion Press
434
22
Visual
Merchandising
438
The Importance of Visual
Merchandising
439
The Store interior
439
Selling Area Layout
440
11
Store
Décor
and Atmospherics
441
Merchandise Presentation
442
Merchandise Fixtures
443
Merchandise Arrangements on Walls
446
interior Displays
447
Components of Displays
449
Planning Interior Displays
453
Window Displays
454
Advantages and Disadvantages of
Window Displays
454
Types of Display Windows
455
Nonstore Visual Merchandising
457
23
Special Event
Fashion Shows
460
Fashion Shows Serve
Many Purposes
461
Types of Fashion Shows
462
Planning Fashion Shows
463
The Fashion Show Coordinator
464
Pinpointing the Audience
464
Deciding on the Theme
465
Timing and Location for the Show
465
Safety and Security Considerations
466
Budget Planning
466
Coordinating Merchandise
and Models
467
Merchandise Selection
468
Model Selection
470
The Fittings and Lineup
472
Coordinating Physical Layout,
Music, Choreography, and
Commentary
473
The Physical Layout
474
The Music
476
The Choreography
477
The Commentary
478
Promoting and Presenting
the Show
479
Invitations, Tickets, and Programs
480
Rehearsals and Show Time!
480
Follow-Up and Evaluation
483
Part
7
Fashion
В
Today s Worl
24
A Global
Perspective
486
Trade Trends and Policy
487
Free Trade Versus Protectionism
488
World Trade Organization
490
The Relationship of Textiles/Apparel
to Developing Nations
490
Trade with Developing Nations
491
The World s Major Trade
Regions
492
Asia-Pacific Plus India
492
Europe Plus North Africa
494
The Americas
494
International Sourcing for
U.S. Fashion Importing
496
Methods of Offshore Sourcing
497
International Market Opportunities
for U.S. Fashion Exporting
498
International Retailing
500
Satisfying Market Differences
501
Discovering Offshore Sources
and Opportunities
502
25
The Latest Fashion
Business Trends
505
Satisfying a Changing
Consumer Market
506
The Importance of Demographics and
Psychographics
507
12
Niche Marketing
509
Database
Research for Niche
Marketing
511
Trends in Retail
Formats
512
Discount
Retailing
513
Nonstore
Retailing
515
Multichannel Retailing
519
Survival Business Strategies
520
Horizontal Restructuring of the Industry
520
Vertical Restructuring of the Industry
522
Supply Chain Collaboration
522
Employee Recruitment and Training
523
Customization Through
Technology
524
Part8
Your
Futuri
Industry
©Fashion
26
Is a Fashion Career
in Your Future?
532
An Overview of the Field
of Fashion
533
Steps Along a Career Path
534
Job Levels Along the Way
534
Selecting a Career Path
535
Evaluate Yourself
536
Evaluate Careers
538
Strive Toward the Needed
Training and Experience
539
Educational Requirements
540
Gaining Experience
542
What Compensation Can
You Expect?
543
Additional Compensation
544
Ethical and Legal Issues
of Employment
545
Workplace Diversity
545
Maintaining High Ethical Standards
546
Fashion Industry Future
for Employment
547
27
Textile and
Apparel Careers
550
A Career in the Textile Industry
551
Textile Research and Development
551
Textile Design Employment
553
Textile Production
558
A Career in the Apparel Industry
559
Fashion Design
559
Apparel Manufacturing
561
Textile and Apparel Sales
and Distribution
566
Sales Positions
567
Distribution Jobs
568
28
Retail Careers
571
Is a Retail Career in
Your Future?
572
Retail Sales Positions
574
The Merchandise Management
Career Track
576
Retail Buyers
577
Merchandise Managers
580
Fashion Director
581
The Operations Management
Career Track
581
Other Retail Employees
582
Stockkeeping Employees
582
Additional Retail Jobs
583
29
Promotion Careers
588
Communicating Fashion
589
Modeling
589
Fashion Photography
592
13
Fashion Writing
593
Fashion Illustration
595
Audiovisual Work
596
Web Site Design
596
Visual Merchandising
597
Fashion Advertising
597
Advertising Director
598
Account Executive
599
Media Buyers
599
Art Director
599
Other Advertising Design Jobs
600
Public Relations
600
30
Entrepreneurship
and
Other Fashion-Related
Careers
603
Entrepreneurship
603
Personal Traits to Succeed
604
as an Entrepreneur
Factors to Consider When Starting
Your Own Business
605
Entrepreneurial Opportunities
606
Other Fashion-Related Careers
612
The Home Sewing Industry
612
Theatrical Costuming
613
Clothing Care
614
Clothing Preservation
614
Education
615
Gaining Success in the
Fashion Industry
618
Glossary
index
620
659
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spelling | Wolfe, Mary Gorgen Verfasser aut Fashion marketing & merchandising Mary G. Wolfe Fashion marketing and merchandising 3. ed. Tinley Park, Ill. Goodheart-Willcox Company 2009 672 S. Ill., graph. Darst. 28 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Revised ed. of: The world of fashion merchandising. -- Includes index. Fashion merchandising Fashion merchandising Vocational guidance Mode (DE-588)4039792-0 gnd rswk-swf Merchandising (DE-588)4138191-9 gnd rswk-swf Marketing (DE-588)4037589-4 gnd rswk-swf Mode (DE-588)4039792-0 s Marketing (DE-588)4037589-4 s DE-604 Merchandising (DE-588)4138191-9 s Digitalisierung UB Bamberg application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=017554550&sequence=000004&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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title | Fashion marketing & merchandising |
title_alt | Fashion marketing and merchandising |
title_auth | Fashion marketing & merchandising |
title_exact_search | Fashion marketing & merchandising |
title_full | Fashion marketing & merchandising Mary G. Wolfe |
title_fullStr | Fashion marketing & merchandising Mary G. Wolfe |
title_full_unstemmed | Fashion marketing & merchandising Mary G. Wolfe |
title_short | Fashion marketing & merchandising |
title_sort | fashion marketing merchandising |
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topic_facet | Fashion merchandising Fashion merchandising Vocational guidance Mode Merchandising Marketing |
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