Sentence examples for conventional apparel from inspiring English sources

Mr. Baker, whose company's sales are expected to top $217 million this year, up from $160 million last year, says most conventional apparel makers sell an image of a product that may have nothing to do with their own daily lives.

In addition, SPA stores provide an atmosphere in which consumers can try on items without feeling burdensome, because staffs at SPA brands' fitting room simply check the items that customers return after trying them on in the fitting rooms; they usually do not offer advice or recommend purchases to their customers, as do salespersons in conventional apparel stores.

They focused on the fact that the fitting rooms of SPA stores, which is a relatively new type of retailer, provide shoppers unobstructed opportunities in that these stores usually provide larger number of fitting rooms which are less controlled compared to conventional apparel stores.

The negative environmental impacts of so-called "fast fashion" and conventional apparel manufacturing have come to light in large part because of the work of Marci Zaroff, a pioneer in the market for organic and sustainable apparel and home textiles.

This is the blue sky domain of Apple whose sales per square foot dwarf all other retailers worldwide or REI, whose command of omnichannel principles wins unparalleled customer loyalty or Burberry's whose profitable vertically integrated supply chain rejects the conventional wisdom of cheap apparel imported from China.

Via its water-free technology, Tersus offers a replacement to conventional high-polluting fiber & apparel cleaning processes.

"We're going to see more lower-quality malls go away or be transformed". Those transforming will change the conventional mall from one with apparel-heavy department stores as anchors to a retail "lifestyle" center, with more diversified retailers, entertainment outlets, restaurants, grocery stores, hotels, gyms, yoga studios and residential and healthcare sections, analysts said.

The conventional wisdom was that other items, particularly apparel, wouldn't work.

Organic Exchange, which disseminates information about the hazards of conventional cotton farming, says it expects organic cotton apparel sales to hit $2.6 billion in 2008.

In London, the National Theater's new production of the play, directed by John Caird, is more conventional in appearance, with the cast dressed in neo-Elizabethan apparel.

Specialty store retailers of private label apparel (SPAs) operate large scaled stores that present a different atmosphere than conventional department stores.