Overall, there are six stages of apparel product development: line planning, creating the design concept, developing...

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Overall, there are six stages of apparel product development: line planning, creating the design concept, developing the design, planning the production, production, and distribution. Which of the following statement regarding the "developing the design" stage is not true? O Line themes are often developed to focus and "sell" the line. O Designers usually create a visual representation of their designs in the form of sketches or tech drawings. O Designers create a line for a specific clearly defined target market. O Designers work individually and independently in developing lines that are shared with merchandisers once the samples are made. O Prior to creating a line, designers often visit textile trade shows to see the latest fabric lines. Overall, there are six stages of apparel product development: line planning, creating the design concept, developing the design, planning the production, production, and distribution. Which of the following statement regarding the "developing the design" stage is not true? O Line themes are often developed to focus and "sell" the line. O Designers usually create a visual representation of their designs in the form of sketches or tech drawings. O Designers create a line for a specific clearly defined target market. O Designers work individually and independently in developing lines that are shared with merchandisers once the samples are made. O Prior to creating a line, designers often visit textile trade shows to see the latest fabric lines.

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