Clothing and footwear industry, also called apparel and allied industries, garment industries, or soft-goods industries, factories and mills producing outerwear, underwear, headwear, footwear, belts, purses, luggage, gloves, scarfs, ties, and household soft goods such as drapes, linens, and slipcovers.
The bugs can infest other soft goods in hotel rooms as well, from padded headboards to couches to puffed chairs.
All three mix "hard" goods, ie, watches and jewellery, with "soft" goods such as clothing, scarves, perfumes, shoes and leather goods.
In addition, the company's emphasis on apparel and notions was soon broadened to include a more-complete range of hard and soft goods and more-fashionable merchandise.
Joyus joins other sites, like Gilt, Google's Boutiques.com and Amazon.com's MyHabit, that are trying to figure out how to best sell so-called soft goods like clothes online.
As sales of such soft goods began to outpace those of the hard, it was determined that the concern needed a name of its own.
The going at Cheltenham is good to soft, good in places after a dry day yesterday.
With the weather cold but dry and watering under way, the National course remains good to soft, good in places.
This one's really soft, good value and super-slouchy for those planning on indulging in one too many Quality Streets this Christmas.
"The first co-owner had coarse-coated dogs, and she said he was so fluffy and squeezably, wonderfully soft," Good said.
The Mildmay is Good to Soft, Good in places.
