1. Staple Product: - It has continuous production and design unchanged, except minor changes in Fabric, and some shapes only. As for production staple products are having continuous production as these categories are fashion. E.g. Men’s under wear, Industrial work dress, etc.
2. Semi Styled Product: - A basic type of garment but with minor variations from style to style. Fabric and closures changes frequently. Production amount per fabric and style are considerably shorter than staple product. E.g. Men’s classic shirt.
3. Styled Product: - This is based on one type of garment but with frequent style changes. The fabric and colour changes from style to style. The product amount somewhat shorter than for semi styled. E.g. Ladies skirt, Dress, coats etc.
4. Fashion Product: - This has extreme and abrupt change in design and cloth from one style to another style. The product amount is very less. Time is the most important factor
More details will be followed based on each cat
2. Semi Styled Product: - A basic type of garment but with minor variations from style to style. Fabric and closures changes frequently. Production amount per fabric and style are considerably shorter than staple product. E.g. Men’s classic shirt.
3. Styled Product: - This is based on one type of garment but with frequent style changes. The fabric and colour changes from style to style. The product amount somewhat shorter than for semi styled. E.g. Ladies skirt, Dress, coats etc.
4. Fashion Product: - This has extreme and abrupt change in design and cloth from one style to another style. The product amount is very less. Time is the most important factor
More details will be followed based on each cat
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