This brand’s logo features two interlocking C’s.
What is Chanel?
This is the price you pay to buy something.
What is the cost?
This decade is famous for flapper dresses and short bobs.
What are the 1920s?
This soft natural fabric comes from sheep.
What is wool?
This term describes a physical store you can walk into.
What is a brick-and-mortar store?
This sportswear brand is known for its swoosh logo.
What is Nike?
This term describes a specific group of customers a brand aims for.
What is a target market?
Bell-bottom pants were a major trend in this decade.
What are the 1970s?
This durable cotton fabric is used for jeans.
What is denim?
This fast-fashion giant is known for its super-quick trend turnover and low prices.
What is SHEIN?
This Italian luxury brand is famous for its green-and-red stripe.
What is Gucci?
When brands collaborate with influencers to promote products, it’s called this type of marketing.
What is Influencer Marketing?
This long garment was commonly worn by Ancient Romans.
What is a Toga?
This stretchy material is often used in activewear.
What is spandex (or elastane)?
This type of sale lowers prices on older items to clear space for new ones.
What is clearance?
Known for its trench coats, this British brand has a check pattern called the “Burberry Check.”
What is Burberry?
This is what you call a sign or picture that represents a brand.
This designer is credited with inventing the “little black dress.”
Who is Coco Chanel?
Who is Coco Chanel?
This shiny fabric is made from silkworms.
What is silk?
This is the person who decides which clothes a store will buy and sell.
Who is a buyer?
This French heritage brand is famous for its orange boxes and Birkin bag.
What is Hermès?
This is the “4 Ps” model used in marketing.
What is product, price, place, and promotion?
This decade is known for poodle skirts and leather jackets.
What are the 1950s?
This lightweight summer fabric is made from flax.
What is linen?
This type of store sells clothes that were owned before.
What is a thrift store?