Fashion is a broad and diverse industry that offers products consumed by everyone on the planet. Fashion products include mass marketed fast moving products, niche products, traditional crafts, handcrafted goods and reused items. Apparel
Clothing lines for women, men and children. In many cases, apparel is also sold as a unisex item. Footwear
Anything worn on the feet such as boots, shoes and sand
als. Includes sporting goods such as ballet shoes or swimfins. Sportswear
Clothing for physical activities such as shorts, tracksuits, swimsuits, wet suits, ski wear and helmets. Traditional
Traditional garments such as kimono and uniforms. Formal Wear
Formal wear such as full evening dress (white tie), business suit, ball gowns, evening gowns, wedding dresses and traditional garments such as a Scottish kilt. Accessories
Items that contribute to clothing in one way or another such as ties, cufflinks, handbags, hats, gloves, belts, suspenders, eyewear, wallets, umbrellas, socks and stockings. Watches & Jewelry
A category of accessory that are viewed as durable items that potentially last for life. Expensive items may be viewed as heirlooms. Luggage
It is common for fashion designers to offer a line of luggage. As such, it is considered a type of large fashion accessory. Cosmetics
Makeup, beauty products, hair products, skin cleansers and lotions, perfume and cologne. Costumes
A type of specialty fashion that includes clothing for cosplay, Halloween costumes, mascots, cultural activities, events, musical and theatrical performances. Textiles
Textiles in various materials, textures and prints. Vintage & Secondhand
Used items that are valued as a collectable, reused to achieve a sustainable lifestyle or distributed to those in need.
