03388cam a2200349Ia 4500 317453500 OCoLC 20150408114104.0 090330s2010 nyua b 001 0 eng d 2008940823 GBA997228 bnb 015385788 Uk 1563676923 9781563676925 .b68966453 YDXCP YDXCP OCLCQ BWX UKM OMB UtOrBLW n-us--- OSU& TT562 .B44 2010 646.406 22 BRD Beer, Randi. 18489 Designer's guide to girls' & junior apparel / Randi Beer. Designer's guide to girls' and junior apparel. New York : Fairchild Books, c2010. xix, 247 p. : ill. (chiefly col.) ; 28 cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. 1. Manufacturing girls' and junior clothing : Historical influences on modern clothing ; Historical insight to girls' apparel ; Girls' and junior apparel designer prospects ; The business of manufacturing clothing ; The relationship between production and design -- 2. The merchant and the customer : Junior sizing ; Retail market choices ; Knowing the targeted consumer -- 3. Inspiration for design : Preparing for a new line ; The range of design influences ; Forecasting ; Line preparation timing -- 4. Foundation of the new line : Checkouts and reorders ; Making garment seasonal changes ; Planning the line as the first step ; How to integrate the new trends -- 5. Considerations for fabric selection : Understanding the shopper first ; Essential garment design features ; Fabric requirements ; Picking the perfect fabric ; Sampling fabric ; Developing fabric designs ; Traditional fabric that sells -- 6. Pin sketch to pattern : Inspiration board ; Outlining ; Sketching for the patternmaker -- 7. From sample cutting to construction : Sample garment importance ; Workflow ; Sample cutting basics ; Specific fabric considerations for cutting ; Designer prerogative ; First garment samples -- 8. Trimmings and finishing touches : Trim requirements ; Trim purpose ; Trim categories ; Jean treatments ; Specialty embellishment treatments ; Trimmings as designer signature -- 9. Garment costing : The importance of costing correctly ; The forms used for cost sheets ; Math for figuring fabric costs ; Figuring markup -- 10. Merchandising the line : Sales focus ; Processing the line for presentation ; Line interpretation to enliven sales pitch ; Attaching information ; Color options for garments ; Final polishing of the line ; Selling props and visual aids ; Designer and buyer relationship benefits ; The line goes on the road -- 11. Pre-production new style preparation : Production preparation sequence ; The production pattern ; Spec sheet ; Testing of fabric and garments ; Grading production patterns -- Cycle of production : Stages in the cycle of production ; Apparel industry labor issues ; Factory construction systems ; Controlling the quality of garments ; Picking and packing ; Tracking the shipments and sales ; Conclusion. Girls' clothing Study and teaching United States. 18490 Teenage girls Clothing Study and teaching United States. 18491 Fashion design Study and teaching United States. 18492 ddc DVD 26485 260985 0 2013-03-10 0 0 646.406 BRD 2012-12-25 EZF 00401034 EZF 2013-03-10 00:00:00 BOOK ddc 0 0 2013-03-10 0 0 646.406 BRD 2012-12-25 EZF 00401035 EZF 2013-03-10 00:00:00 BOOK ddc 0 0 2013-03-10 0 0 646.406 BRD 2013-01-05 EZF 00401409 EZF 2013-03-10 00:00:00 BOOK ddc 0