Course Information
Fashion Merchandising Curriculum Resources

At an early age, we learn to associate colors with our environment. In fact, many behavioral studies confirm that color influences our perceptions about the world around us including our judgments about the quality and appeal of the products we buy and use.

General Information

Rules for Dressing - PowerPoint

Fashion Merchandising A

Curriculum: Student Version - Word | PDF
Curriculum: Teacher Version - Word | PDF
Fashion Merchandising A - PowerPoint
Standard 1: Why - PowerPoint
Standard 2: Terms - PowerPoint
Standard 3: Cycles - PowerPoint
Standard 4: Styles - PowerPoint
Standard 5: Industry - PowerPoint
Standard 6: Textiles - PowerPoint
Standard 7: Marketing - PowerPoint
Standard 8: Promotion - PowerPoint

Fashion Merchandising B

Curriculum: Student Version - Word | PDF
Curriculum: Teacher Version - Word | PDF
Fashion Merchandising B - PowerPoint
Standard 9: Color - PowerPoint
Standard 10: Design - PowerPoint
Standard 11: Principles - PowerPoint
Standard 12: Process - PowerPoint
Standard 13: Wardrobe - PowerPoint
Standard 14: Ownership - PowerPoint
Standard 15: Shopper - PowerPoint
Standard 16: Sizes - PowerPoint

Fashion Merchandising Advanced

Standard 1: History - PowerPoint
Standard 2: Research - PowerPoint
Standard 3: Retail - PowerPoint
Standard 4: Planning to Buy - PowerPoint
Standard 5: Fabrics - PowerPoint
Standard 6: Selling - PowerPoint
Standard 7: Financial Records - PowerPoint
Standard 8: Promotion - PowerPoint
Standard 9: Visual - PowerPoint
Standard 10: Shows - PowerPoint
Standard 11: Jobs - PowerPoint

Updated January 22, 2010