Fashion Merchandising 1.03 Women's Apparel Flashcards

Study Notes

Activewear refers to casual sportswear designed for activities like running and tennis.
Double ticket sizing indicates garments labeled with two sizes, merging junior and misses classifications.

Dresses are one-piece outer garments, consisting of a bodice and skirt.
Evening and bridal include cocktail dresses and formal attire alongside wedding gowns and bridesmaids dresses.
Foundations are supportive undergarments like girdles or corsets that shape the body.
Intimate apparel encompasses undergarments meant for wear under outer clothing.

Junior sizes cater to younger women and feature odd-number sizing. They are designed with a straight cut for slim hips.
Lingerie emphasizes visually appealing undergarments and sleepwear.
Loungewear consists of loose-fitting apparel suitable for home and casual outings.
Maternity clothing is specifically designed for comfort during pregnancy.
Misses sizing uses even numbers to fit adult women, providing a more tailored fit.
Petite sizing addresses women 5'4" and under, featuring shorter lengths in various dimensions.

Outerwear encompasses coats, jackets, and raincoats designed for external wear.
Sleepwear includes nightgowns and pajamas intended for bedtime.
Sportswear separates offer versatile tops and bottoms for athletic and casual activities.
Suits typically consist of coordinated sets featuring indoor jackets with various bottom styles.

Swimwear/beachwear refers to garments designed for swimming or beach activities.
Tall sizes are tailored for women over 5'8", with adjusted inseam and sleeve lengths to account for height.

Womenswear covers a wide range of clothing items made specifically for women, including larger sizing options with half-size variations for specific body shapes.