PROYEKTO

SA
A.P
IPINASA NI:
MARY GRACE M. ALIGATO
IPINASA KAY:
GNG, DAISY GARCIA
10-BOYLE

Fashion designer Business

Fashion designers are among the most creative people in any industry. These talented individuals understand the
importance of color, shape and texture in clothes ranging from casual summer attire to formal wear. However,
success in the competitive fashion industry requires more than raw creativity. Fashion designers must also
understand how to develop a comprehensive and logical business plan. A structured business plan enables an
aspiring Versace or Dior to attract investors and qualify for bank loans.
Executive Summary
The executive summary on a business plan condenses the objectives and processes of the fashion designer's
business and presents them in a clear and instructive manner to readers. The executive summary presents the
fashion designers' goals and their plans for achieving those goals in one or two paragraphs. Although the executive
summary appears at the top of the business plan, many authors write this section last, as it encapsulates the plan's
content for quick, easy reading.
Marketing Plan
The marketing plan demonstrates how well the designer understands the market for the house's line and the
methods used to get those clothes in front of the right audience. Sections of the marketing plan include marketing
strategy, demographic analysis and market position. Marketing strategies can include proposed retail outlets, price
points and promotional efforts. Demographic analysis shows which social groups would be the most likely
customers. Market position determines if the designer intends the line to appeal to an upscale clientele or to a wider
audience.
SWOT analysis
An honest assessment of the business's advantages and vulnerabilities is a vital component of the fashion designer's
business plan. Investors will rely on an analysis of the company's Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats
(SWOT) to make their funding decisions. The strengths and weaknesses represent qualities internal to the business,
while the opportunities and threats illustrate outside influences. If a designer demonstrates that the company has
impressive strengths and promising opportunities, with minimal weaknesses and threats to its overall health,
investors will consider any funding requests as a safe risk.
Financial Statements
Another portion of the business plan includes the design house's financial statements. Each statement shows the
relative health of the business and provides investors and lenders with vital company data. An income statement
shows how much revenue the designer expects to generate, as well as the costs the designer expects to encounter as
the clothing line develops. A balance sheet shows the company's assets, debts and other liabilities. A cash flow
statement outlines how the company receives its cash and where that cash is spent.

1.Mission Statement - Our mission has always been to transcend fashion, to build confidence and provide a vehicle
for expression. Ive had the privilege of being surrounded by a great group of people, who have worked tirelessly to
grow our business model, delight our tween customer, and achieve great success
2. Style , Quality Level , Advantage and Disadvantage
3. Have expirence of fashion , Age-25 to 30, undergraduate degrees in fashion design
4. Same products , Quality Level etc.
5. Dresses, Bags etc

6.Marketing Strategy
Our marketing strategy will focus heavily on sales promotion, niche positioning in the market and customer service
with loyalty and retention in sales.
= The marketing budget will not exceed 5% of our gross annual sales.
= Our promotions will always stay in tune with our company objectives and mission statement.
7. From a little business
= Pay a little some equipment for a business
8. 12,million

Sewing or knitting machine -500,000

,Scissors and knives - 200,000

Needles and pins 200,000

Chalk 200,000

Tape 300,000

An ironing board 600,000

Clothes 10,000,000

Introduction: A circle is all points equidistant from one point called the center of the circle. Segments drawn near and
through the circle create other geometrical objects which we define.
The Lesson:
We show circle O below. A circle is named based on the name of the point which is the center. The segment OA is
a radius of the circle.

Definition: A radius is the segment connecting (sometimes referred to as the distance between) the center and
the circle itself. In the diagram below, we show circle O with radius OA.

Segments and lines of interest are:

QA: this is a chord

RA: this is a chord and it is also a diameter of circle O

AP: this is a tangent to the circle

Line AR is called a secant

Definitions:

diameter: the segment connecting two points of the circle and containing the center

chord: any segment with endpoints on the circle

tangent: any segment, which if extended in either direction, will only intersect the circle once

secant: a segment or line which passes through a circle, intersecting at two points

In the diagram below, we show circle O.

Angles of interest are:

angle AOP: this is a central angle

angle RAP: this is an inscribed angle

angle QAP: this is also an inscribed angle

Definitions:

A central angle is an angle in a circle with vertex at the center of the circle

An inscribed angle is an angle formed by three points on a circle