Description should include
- the broad range of product categories relevant to the apparel and textile industry
- automotive
- military
- environmentally-conscious products
- protective clothing (e.g., medical, safety and personal protective gear)
- sports and recreation
- home
- theatrical and other costumes (e.g., cosplay)
- general apparel and textiles
- NASA.
Process/Skill Questions:
Thinking
- How can understanding the scope of the fashion industry help when choosing a career?
- What can fashion industry experts learn by examining how segments of the industry are similar? Different?
Communication
- What conflicts may be encountered when designing for the apparel and textiles industry?
- What conflicts may be encountered when designing non-apparel products that are influenced by fashion (e.g., automobiles, housewares, food, packaging)?
Leadership
- What leadership skills do the fashion industry expert need to help develop and build relationships among all areas of the industry?
Management
- What resources can help people understand areas of opportunity in the industry?