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    InFashion: Fun! Fame!

    Fortune! 2nd Edition

    Elaine Stone

    Copyright 2011 Fairchild Books

    All rights reserved. No part of this presentation

    covered by the copyright hereon may be

    reproduced or used in any form or by any

    meansgraphic, electronic, or mechanical,

    including photocopying, recording, taping, or

    information storage and retrieval systems

    without written permission of the publisher.

    ISBN: 978-1-60901-308-0

    GST R 133004424

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    Part Three

    The Secondary LevelThe Producers of Fashion

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    Chapter Seven

    Product Development

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    Key Concepts

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    The major advantages and disadvantagesof the contractor system

    The six-stage process of developing andproducing a line of apparel

    The major industry practices of licensing,brand extension, private label and

    specification buying, offshore production,CAD/CAM, PLM, use of factors,chargebacks, and SIC/NAICS codes

    The supply chain management movementand the mass customization theory and

    their effects on the product developmentchain

    How bar codes, scanners, and RFID areintegral parts of supply chain management

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    Introduction Product development is the teaming ofmarket and trend research, with the

    merchandising, design, and technicalprocesses that develop a final product

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    What Is a Product

    Line, and Who

    Develops It?

    Stone Chapter 7

    Line

    Collection

    Groups

    Line-for-line

    Anchors

    Knockoffs

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    What Is a Product

    Line, and Who

    Develops It?

    Role of the Merchandiser

    Role of the Designer

    Role of the Producer

    Apparel Manufacturers Apparel Jobbers

    Contractors

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    The Product

    Development

    Process

    Stage 1: Planning a line

    Stage 2: Creating thedesign concept

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    The Product

    Development

    Process

    Stage 3: Developing the

    designs

    Computer-Aided Design

    Linked CAD/CAM/CIM

    Stage 4: Planning

    production

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    The Product

    Development

    Process

    Stage 5: Production

    Cutting

    Sewing Finishing the

    Product

    Inspecting the

    Product

    Stage 6: Distributing

    the line

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    Specializing by

    Product

    Brands and Labels

    National/designer brand

    Private label

    Retail store brand

    Other brands

    Nonbrands

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    Industry Practices

    Manufacturers Acting as

    Retailers

    Licensing

    Brand Extensions

    Private Label andSpecification Buying

    Offshore Production

    Use of Factors

    Chargebacks

    SIC/NAICS Codes

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    Advanced

    Technologies and

    Strategies

    Computer-Integrated Manufacturing and

    Product-Lifecycle Management

    Supply Chain Management

    Quick Response (QR)

    Bar Codes, Scanners, and Radio

    Frequency Identification (RFID)

    Universal product code (UPC)

    Electronic Data Interchange (EDI)

    Mass Customization

    Body Scanning

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    Globalization Globalization of the marketplacefinding both foreign competitors and

    foreign customers

    has happened to awide range of U.S. manufacturing

    products

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    Trade Talk anchor

    apparel contractor

    apparel jobber

    apparel

    manufacturer

    bundling

    chargeback

    collection

    computer-aided

    design (CAD)

    computer-aided

    manufacturing

    (CAM)

    computerintegrated

    manufacturing

    (CIM)corporate licensing

    electronic data

    interchange (EDI)

    factorfloor ready

    graded

    group

    item houseline

    line-for-line

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    Trade Talk marker

    mass customization

    offshore production

    outside shop

    piece work

    private label

    product development

    product lifecycle

    management

    (PLM)

    product manager

    quality assurance

    (QA)

    quick response (QR)

    radio frequency

    identification (RFID)

    sample hand

    section work

    specification buying

    specification manager

    spreader

    supply chain

    management (SCM)

    universal product

    code (UPC)

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