Sentence examples for terms of apparel from inspiring English sources

To a Westerner arriving in Riyadh for the first time, Saudis — the women wearing black abayas and head scarves, and most men wearing the traditional long white tunics called thobes — often seem like a fairly homogeneous lot, at least in terms of apparel.

Now, there is so much more out there in terms of merchandising, in terms of apparel and other memorabilia, not to mention being able to do a much better job selling tickets and doing a better job with customer service in terms of tailoring to our customers' needs.

Jennifer Black, president of Jennifer Black & Associates, which follows apparel retailers, said in a report this week that it was most likely "just the beginning of a longer-term ratcheting down of apparel consumption in the United States".

The findings of this study supported the findings from previous studies, confirming the strong relationships of attitude with future intention in terms of eco-friendly apparel consumption (Cowan and Kinley 2014).

Lin paid a filing fee of $1,625 to cover use of the trademarked term on all manner of apparel, including underwear.

This research adds a unique contribution to the body of knowledge on sustainable consumption in terms of the potential sustainable apparel product-service retail models.

Despite the limited research on young men, consumer groups comprised of college men are important to commercial marketers in terms of expenditure in men's apparel and accessories.

"Everything that is going on tells you that it is a mature industry and it went beyond itself in terms of supplying demand," said Margaret Mager, an apparel and footwear analyst with Goldman , Sachs

Using two items adopted from Kilbourne and Puckett (2008), pro-environmental product purchase behaviors were captured in terms of (1) respondents' buying of environmentally friendly apparel products whenever possible and (2) respondents' buying of organic apparel product made from recycled materials whenever possible.

He could hold the terms of hundreds of store lease deals in his head, but the creative aspects of apparel retailing bewildered him.

He detested to the point of vehemence the term "Ivy League" although the store was generally considered as the long-time stronghold of that type of apparel.