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Fashion Markets - Coggle Diagram
Fashion Markets
Divisions
Market Level
Couture, luxury, mid-market or value market
Geographic Market
Europe, Asia, Suth America, Africa
Product Type, end-up of Product or fashion style
Denim, lingerie, underwear, sportwear, formal or contemporary fashion
Location of Market
Global, international, national or regional
Product Category
Apparel, accesories, perfumes or homewear
The Global Apparel, shaped by regional movements
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Fashion Seasons
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Classic Seasons
Winter, Spring, Summer, Autumm
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Fashion Market Levels
Branching the market into more compact segmentation, enables a clearer comparison of brands and market
Diferent levels
Haute Couture
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Like: Chanle, Dior, Gaultier, Versace, Valentino, Armani, Jean-Louis, etc.
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Ready To wear
Middle Market
Are designed and priced to cater for costumers wishing to purchase at level between luxury and mass market
Some combat this by re-stanting their market level, claiming they offer affordable luxury or masstige or mass luxury rather than mid-market fashion
Mass Market
High Street
Due to the reasonable pricing of pieces available and the fact that the products are mass produced to enssure the cost of each individual item can be bought down as much as possible, this market level sits next to the bottom
Fast Fashion
Is a phenomenom in the industry where the process of production is expecdited in order to get new trends to the market as quickly and as cheaply as possible
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Value Fashion retailers
Value retailing remains a high priority in the consumers shoping list increiasing sales for factory outlets, closeout stores, and off-price products. They provide quality goods at inexpensive prices; products that are neither seconds, nor rejected
Fashion products that is not custommade for an individual client is known as ready-to-wear or off-the-peg clotihng
Other Markets
Vintage Fashion
The scope of the market varies from second-hand merchandise in a thrift or charity store to rare designer dresses
Eco-Fashion
Use of certified organic fibres such as cotton or linen, recycling fibres and garements, natural dyes or low-impact dyes, Ethical labour and ethical farming practices, etc
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