Exam Question 1

Question 1

Classic Style and example

Answer 1

A fashion that is long lasting. A classic style or design will be accepted as an example of good taste for a long time. It is characterised by a simplicity of design, and never has an exaggerated shape and style. Examples of classics are the cardigan sweater, shirtwaist dresses, court shoes and men’s button-down shirts.

Question 2

Fashion Merchandising

Answer 2

The planning required to have the right fashion merchandise available in the proper quantities and place, at the right time and price to meet consumer demand.

Question 3

Bundling

Answer 3

After cutting the pieces that need to be sewn together are sorted and tied together. This is known as bundling.

Question 4

Ready to wear

Answer 4

Ready-to-wear (also called off-the-peg') is apparel that is mass produced in standardised sizes, as opposed to apparel made to a customer's special order (custom made). The French term prÃet-Áa-porter (pronounced pret-ah-por-tay’) is also often used and literally means ready-to-carry. Ready-to-wear garments are sold in shops such as Edgars, Woolworths, and the OK.