Posts Tagged ‘clothing industry’
Are you willing to pay more for your kids’ clothing?
What would you do if the price of clothing went up, and you had to pay $5.00 more for a winter coat or $0.75 more for each t-shirt you buy? Would you shop more sales, buy less clothing, look to consignment shops, or maybe leave your favorite brands behind and find ones that are more affordable? Read the rest of this entry »
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BBC reports on why children’s slippery slides and clothes are getting bigger
This past week, the BBC highlighted preliminary results of the National Childrenwear Survey going on in the UK. The survey measures the height and weight of school children in England and Wales and is intended to help clothing and other children's products manufacturers design products that fit today's kids. The data that are currently used reflect measurements from the 1990's, before the start of the childhood obesity epidemic. Things have changed. Read the rest of this entry »
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2009 Earnie Award Winners for Children's Wear
Congratulations to all of the 2009 Earnie Award winners, manufacturers honored for their excellence in children's wear design. Read the rest of this entry »
