Careers In the Apparel & Fashion Industry Textiles, Manufacturing, Sales, Merchandising, Management, Design & Retail.

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Careers In the Apparel & Fashion Industry Textiles, Manufacturing, Sales, Merchandising, Management, Design & Retail

Career Areas  Primary Level  Textiles  Manufacturing  Design  Sales  Merchandising  Management  Sales Promotion

Careers in the Primary Level  Trend & Fashion Forecasters  Who decides what the Latest Themes, Colors or Fabrics will be popular for next year?  How far ahead of the retail season are these trends determined?

Careers at the Primary Level  Trend or Fashion Forecasters  The person responsible for predicting what fashions will be the next year. They combine their knowledge of fashion design, history, consumer research & business information to predict the trends that will affect consumers next year.  Under the Forecasters are many Assistants & Employees.

Careers in Textiles  Textile Product Developers & Designers  Textile Designers, Textile Stylists & Textile Colorists.  Who designs the floral print on your dress or teacup print on your bathrobe?  Who determines how designs can be applied to a fabric?

Careers in Textiles  Textile Designers – Create original designs in fabrics.  Textile Stylists – Modify existing textile goods by altering & redeveloping fresh new products.  Textile Colorists – Choose the color combination that will be used in creating new designs  Under the Textile Development & Designers are many Assistants & Employees.

Careers in Manufacturing & Design  Design Directors, Merchandisers, Creative Designers, Technical Designers, Pattern Makers, Sourcing Managers, Production Planners, Piece Good Buyers, Trimming Buyers & Quality Control Managers.  Who designs products & buys the materials that are used in your favorite clothes?  Who decides where these clothes items will be made?  Who figures out how much a product costs to manufacture?

Careers in Manufacturing & Design  Directors of Product Development – Are responsible for the strategic plan of product development in the retail company.  Design Directors – Do the same for a design/manufacturing firm.  Merchandisers – Work with the Directors to decide what will be produced & then manages the product development process.

Careers in Manufacturing & Design  Creative Designers – Are responsible for the original design direction of the garment.  Technical Designers – Interpret the creative design concept into the development of a prototype.  Pattern Makers - Develop the patterns for the apparel products by either draping or flat pattern methods.  Sourcing Managers - Determine where a product will be produced, they negotiate a contract.

Careers in Manufacturing & Design  Production Planners – Determine all of the parts that will be needed to make the final product.  Piece Good & Trimming Buyers – Purchase the fabrics, zippers, threads, linings, interfacings & trimmings for the product.  Quality Control Mangers - Are responsible for the final inspection of garments from the manufacture.  Under all the careers in Manufacturing & Design are many Assistants & Employees.

Careers in Sales  Manufacturers’ Sales Reps, Company Sales Reps, Merchandise Coordinators & Retail Sales Associates.  Who actually gains the attention of the customer?  Who determines customers’ needs & desires?  Who sells the product, a service, the concept or the idea?

Careers in Sales  Manufacturers’ Sales Reps – Are independent business owners that sell the product lines of many manufactures.  Company Sales Reps – Work a given territory under a Manufacturers’ Sales Rep to sell the product lines to retail buyers.  Showroom Sales Associates – Works under the Sales Reps showing how to set up the showroom for the retailers.

Careers in Sales  Merchandise Coordinator – Work with the store owners. They service their accounts.  Retail Sales Associates – Perform the essential functions of maintaining the store.  Under the Careers in Sales are many Assistants & Employees.

Careers in Retail Merchandising  General Merchandise Managers, Divisional Merchandise Managers, Buyers, Assistant Buyers, Planners & Allocators.  Who decides which brands & styles of jeans will be sold at the store in your neighborhood?  Who decides the price the consumer will pay for the particular clothes?  Who really understands the customers & what they want?

Careers in Retail Merchandising  General Merchandise Managers – Are over the entire merchandising division within a retail store & manage everyone under them.  Divisional Merchandise Managers – Are over a division or regional area. They set up strategy & manage profits & losses.  Buyers – Are responsible for all of the product purchases of a particular dept. in the company.

Careers in Retail Merchandising  Assistant Buyers – Work under the Buyer & the many duties that they have.  Planners – Work with the Buyers to set sales forecasts, inventory plans & spending budgets.  Allocators – Are responsible for planning & managing merchandise deliveries received from vendors to retail locations.  Under the Retail Merchandiser are many Assistants & Employees.

Careers in Retail Management  Retail Store Managers, Assistant Store Managers & Area Department Managers.  Who loves the retail store experience?  Who craves the excitement of the hustle & bustle of holiday shopping?  Who thrives in a retail environment?

Careers in Retail Management  Retail Store Managers – Oversee all of the activities of a retail store’s operation including: marketing, sales, merchandising, inventory, personnel & profits.  Assistant Store Managers – Work under the Store Manager, may handle training, payroll & other duties.  Area/Department Managers - Are over specific areas or departments in larger department stores.  Under the Retail Management are many Assistants & Employees.

Careers in Sales Promotion  Promotion Directors, Advertising Directors, Public Relations Directors, Special Event Coordinators & Visual Merchandisers.  Who writes the press releases?  Who develops the Ad campaigns?  Who makes the store look fantastic?  Who writes about the newest fashions?

Careers in Sales Promotion  Promotion Directors – Guide the marketing activities of the retail store.  Advertising Directors - Develop & implement the company’s advertising strategy for the purpose of increasing sales.  Public Relations Directors – Find cost effective ways to promote the company & put it in a favorable spotlight.

Careers in Sales Promotion  Special Events Coordinators - Plan & coordinate special events such as trunk shows, fashion shows, bridal shows, parties, educational events & book signings that increase the companies visibility.  Visual Merchandisers – Design, develop, procure & install merchandise displays that enhance the environment of the store, whether it be displays, signage, fixtures, mannequins or décor that adds to the aesthetic appearance of the store.  Under the Visual Merchandiser are many Assistants & Employees.