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Buyers Market: Learn the Business of Merchandising in Fashion Design School
 Fashion School Review Columnist March 09, 2007  Send to a friend |  Printable Version
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Science of Shopping--A Fashion Design Program for You As a fashion design buyer for stores like Bloomingdales or Saks, you need read sales numbers at rapid-fire rates. More than a fashion design expert, you are also a sales and marketing analyst, constantly scrutinizing the success or failure of a product and discovering the reasons behind the results. Becoming a fashion design buyer requires as much business prowess as it does shopper's intuition and proper training is the best way to succeed. A fashion design program in marketing and merchandising explores:
Fashion Design School: Getting the Most Out of Your Buying Career In addition to sales analysis, meetings, and store visits, buyers must learn the art of bargaining. As you select products for your stores, you must learn to be able to spot a good deal and know when you're paying too much. It may sound like haggling, but in fact it is a shrewd buyer's tactic to be able to talk down a vendor's price. How do you learn such skills? First, begin with a foundation in retail sales. Then, consider fashion design school, which offers marketing and merchandising courses that make great shoppers into fabulous buyers. Source: The Vault About the Author Marianne Salina is a freelance writer in Spokane, Washington. She writes about pursuits in education and degree opportunities. |
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