Managing the design process

Coordinating the production process

Marketing and selling the finished product

Managing the financial aspects of the business

Design

Sourcing

Manufacturing

Retailing

To provide detailed instructions for garment construction

To create a marketing campaign for the finished product

To track the production costs of the garment

To manage the inventory of finished products

A sample is a one-of-a-kind garment, while a prototype is a small batch of garments.

A sample is used for marketing purposes, while a prototype is used for testing.

A sample is made from the same materials as the final product, while a prototype is made from less expensive materials.

A sample is made by a skilled craftsperson, while a prototype is made by a machine.

To inspect the finished product for defects

To ensure that the production process is running smoothly

To manage the inventory of finished products

To track the production costs of the garment

To outline the steps involved in the production process

To estimate the cost of the production process

To track the progress of the production process

To manage the inventory of finished products

A purchase order is used to order materials, while a work order is used to authorize the start of production.

A purchase order is used to authorize the start of production, while a work order is used to order materials.

A purchase order is used to track the production costs of the garment, while a work order is used to manage the inventory of finished products.

A purchase order is used to manage the inventory of finished products, while a work order is used to track the production costs of the garment.

To develop the marketing campaign for the finished product

To manage the production process

To source materials for the production process

To manage the inventory of finished products

To track the production costs of the garment

To estimate the cost of the production process

To manage the inventory of finished products

To outline the steps involved in the production process

CMT stands for 'cut, make, and trim', while FOB stands for 'free on board'.

CMT stands for 'cost, make, and trim', while FOB stands for 'free of board'.

CMT stands for 'cut, make, and trim', while FOB stands for 'freight on board'.

CMT stands for 'cost, make, and trim', while FOB stands for 'freight of board'.

To manage the transportation of finished products

To manage the inventory of finished products

To track the production costs of the garment

To develop the marketing campaign for the finished product

To discuss the design of the garment

To review the production schedule

To inspect the finished product

To develop the marketing campaign for the finished product

A grading rule is used to create different sizes of a garment, while a marker is used to lay out the fabric for cutting.

A grading rule is used to lay out the fabric for cutting, while a marker is used to create different sizes of a garment.

A grading rule is used to track the production costs of the garment, while a marker is used to manage the inventory of finished products.

A grading rule is used to manage the inventory of finished products, while a marker is used to track the production costs of the garment.

To make samples of the garment for marketing purposes

To make samples of the garment for testing purposes

To make samples of the garment for production purposes

To make samples of the garment for all of the above purposes

To review the production process

To discuss the design of the garment

To inspect the finished product

To develop the marketing campaign for the finished product