Sentence examples for better apparel from inspiring English sources

In 1997, Jones's sales came 90percentt from "better" apparel -- higher-priced clothing that is still cheaper than designers' collections.

It manages such reach thanks to its three labels: Calvin Klein Collection (designer apparel and accessories), ck Calvin Klein, (bridge apparel and accessories) and Calvin Klein (better apparel and accessories).

The Bold Prediction Discounter Target, despite its garish lighting and trademark red zero, will continue to morph into a low-priced department store by selling better apparel and tailored clothing.

For years, Versace upheld a reputation as the loudest, louchest, most decadent name in fashion, but recently the company has aspired to a quieter image — less superlative than comparative, the sort that might improve its fortunes at department stores in the "better ladies' apparel" section.

The former will be in wider distribution than the latter because it matches the apparel better.

In the backdrop of twenty-first century – the era of excellence in technical world – fashion sensitive market is in quest of garments/apparels with designs of newer themes and touch forcing textile chemical processors to develop innovative ideas to produce design on fabric itself during dyeing to have a better effect on apparels.

"They're hitting the ground running almost better than the specialty apparel retailers and the discounters".

A wide range of stores better known for their apparel, food and fishing reels have been adding books.

While the company probably won't pay more for apparel from better suppliers, it will try to steer more work their way.

As its moniker implies, Forever 21 targets college students, who belong to the very age group of those who crusaded for higher pay and better working conditions at apparel factories in the nineteen-nineties.

Searching for more sources of the growth that his impatient partners on Wall Street demand, Lauren also aims to beef up the percentage of revenues derived from accessories, which offer a longer shelf life and better profit margins than apparel.