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Fast Fashion: Fast Thinking & Fast Changing
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Fibre2fashion.com
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Is the style going obsolete?

One of the constraints for the
retailers in responding quickly is the combination of inflexible systems, and
lack of timely information. Adding to the pressure, merchandisers and buyers
keep juggling their plans several times in a season.
The main focus of fast fashion is
its sustainability. Apart from financial, there are social, and environmental
concerns associated with it. Maybe, the latest trend clothes are available at
affordable prices. But what if they fall apart after a couple of washes? Are
these apparels manufactured using a sustainable model? Some critics do argue
that rather than buying clothes that look trendy to match with the latest fads,
it is wise to buy a classic outfit with long term appeal.
Todays shopper seeks to buy
clothing in a way that looks fashionable, and does not break the bank as well. Fast
fashion raises the value of fashion designers. But still, it is always better
to give a second thought about the cost involved, and the long term benefits
before one goes for a buying decision regarding fast fashion apparels. It these
apparels do not cripple the wallet of the shopper in the long run, then it is
good.
References:
- http://www.ttisfashionbiz.com
- http://www.peerpapers.com
- http://www.torex.com
- http://www.fashion-incubator.com
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