Clothing trade
Apparel industry
Clothiers
Clothing industry
Fashion industry
Garment industry
Rag trade
Sport clothes industry
Clothing trade--Management--Data processing
Vêtements -- Industrie et commerce
Glove industry
Uniforms industry
Sweater industry
Clothing trade--Management--Study and teaching
Clothing trade--Moral and ethical aspects
Textile industry
Industria de la confección
Clothing trade--Study and teaching (Higher)
Printed fashion apparel industry
Clothing trade--International cooperation
Tailoring
T-shirt industry
Children's clothing industry
Belt industry (Clothing)
Ready-to-wear clothing industry
Used clothing industry
Leather garments industry
Suspender industry
Underwear industry
Tailors
Hat trade
Fur trade
Footwear industry
Women's clothing industry
Clothing trade--Study and teaching (Secondary)
Men's furnishing goods
Clothing trade--Government policy--US states
Clothing trade--Technological innovations
Sleepwear industry
Shirt industry
Work clothes industry
Fashion merchandising
Clothing trade--Management--Employee participation
Men's clothing industry
Hosiery industry
Clothing trade--Study and teaching (Internship)
Shawl industry
A new world map in textiles and clothing
Arrington, Jay The reality of owning and operating your own clothing line
Benetton, Luciano, 1935- Io e i miei fratelli
Boon, Gerard Karel El mercado de tecnología
Cahill, Jane Experience of smaller stores
Carr, Harold Carr & Latham's technology of clothing manufacture
Carr, Harold Carr and Latham's technology of clothing manufacture
Cline, William R. The future of world trade in textiles and apparel
Clothing technology-- from fibre to fashion
Cooklin, Gerry Introduction to clothing manufacture
Diamond, Jay Fashion apparel, accessories, & home furnishings
Dickerson, Kitty G. Textiles and apparel in the global economy
Engle, Janet How to open & operate a financially successful fashion design business
Entwistle, Joanne The aesthetic economy of fashion
Esbenshade, Jill Louise Monitoring sweatshops
Fairley, Roma A Bomb in the collection: fashion with the lid off
Fiore, Ann Marie Understanding aesthetics for the merchandising and design professional
Fleischer, Nina W. En analyse av motefenomenets karakter og konsekvenser for markedsføring av motevarer
Frings, Gini Stephens Fashion from concept to consumer
Garger, Yaʻaḳov Shuḳ ha-halbashah be-Eropah
Guseĭnova, Tamara Salekhovna Tovarovedenie shveĭnykh i trikotazhnykh tovarov
Hamano, Yasuhiro, 1941- Fasshonka shakai
Hayes, Steve, Dr Cooklin's garment technology for fashion designers
Houtte, Alison Alligators, old mink & new money
International Labour Office Conditions of work in the clothing industry
Itogi nauki i tekhniki: Trikotazhnai︠a︡, shveĭnai︠a︡, shveĭnai︠a︡ i kozhevennoobuvai︠a︡ promyshlennostʹ
Jacomet, Dominique Mode, textile et mondialisation
Kammer der Technik. Fachverband Leichtindustrie. Fachausschuss Bekleidung. Bekleidungsfertigung
Lee, Jaeil Technical sourcebook for designers
Leningradskiĭ dom nauchno-tekhnicheskoĭ propagandy Obmen peredovym opytom
Lindstedt, Gunnar Boo.com och IT-bubblan som sprack
Loschek, Ingrid When clothes become fashion
Marchetti, Maria Cristina Manuale di comunicazione, sociologia e cultura della moda
Mishima, Akira, 1924- Fasshon bijinesu shinjidai
Moscow. T︠S︡entralʹnyĭ nauchno-issledovatelʹskiĭ institut shveĭnoĭ promyshlennosti Nauchno-issledovatelʹskie trudy
Myers-McDevitt, Paula J. Apparel production management and the technical package
Rosenau, Jeremy A. Apparel merchandising
Sajhau, Jean-Paul Promoting fair globalization in textiles and clothing in a post-MFA environment
Séguret, Olivier Entrée des fournisseurs
Shaeffer, Claire B. Sewing for the apparel industry
Sheridan, Jayne Fashion, media, promotion
Sherman, Gerald J. The real world guide to fashion selling and management
Shoemack, Harvey R. Essentials of exporting and importing
Singer Sewing Machine Company. Sales Engineering Department. Time and motion study for needle trade industries
Singleton, John, 1960- The world textile industry
Solinger, Jacob Apparel manufacturing analysis
The Management of fashion merchandising--a symposium
Timmerman, Kelsey, 1979- Where am I wearing?
Transnational corporations in the man-made fibre, textile, and clothing industries
Tripartite Meeting on Promoting Fair Globalization in Textiles and Clothing in a Post-MFA Environment (2005 : Geneva, Switzerland) Note on the proceedings
Yang, Yongzheng Safeguarding the future of world trade in textiles and clothing
Chung, D. Law, brands, and innovation : how trademark law helps to create fashion innovation, 2017:
abstr. (the role of trademark law in the fashion industry)
Fashion industry (Fashion industry, multibillion-dollar global enterprise devoted to the business of making and selling clothes. Some observers distinguish between the fashion industry (which makes "high fashion") and the apparel industry (which makes ordinary clothes or "mass fashion"), but by the 1970s the boundaries between them had blurred. Fashion is best defined simply as the style or styles of clothing and accessories worn at any given time by groups of people; the fashion industry encompasses the design, manufacturing, distribution, marketing, retailing, advertising, and promotion of all types of apparel (men's, women's, and children's) from the most rarefied and expensive haute couture (literally, "high sewing") and designer fashions to ordinary everyday clothing--from couture ball gowns to Juicy Couture-brand sweatpants. Sometimes the broader term "fashion industries" is used to refer to myriad industries and services that employ millions of people internationally)
Fashion industry (What defines the fashion industry is largely based on the functions of the individuals who comprise it--designers, stores, factory workers, seamstresses, tailors, technically skilled embroiderers, the press, publicists, salespersons (or "garmentos"), fit models, runway models, couture models, textile manufacturers, pattern makers, and sketch artists. In simplest terms, the fashion industry could be described as the business of making clothes, but that would omit the important distinction between fashion and apparel. Apparel is functional clothing, one of humanity's basic needs, but fashion incorporates its own prejudices of style, individual taste, and cultural evolution)
United States Fashion Industry Association website, Apr. 23, 2020:
About the fashion industry (the high-fashion runways are just one part of the broader textile and apparel industry that ranges from high-end luxury brands to fast-fashion retailers--and the thousands of companies in between that produce and sell clothing, shoes, and other textile products; companies across the value chain; Brands, retailers, importers, and wholesalers of textiles and apparel; Service providers, including consultants, customs brokers, freight forwarders, law firms, logistics providers, steamship lines, and testing and certification companies that help those brands, retailers, importers, and wholesalers; Manufacturers and suppliers of finished products and inputs for finished products, as well as supplier associations, business councils, and promotional groups; Agencies that promote the industry from a specific region, country, city, or other geographic entity)