Department Store Occupations
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4. Pongees, shantungs, and raw silks.
5. Satins: Differences in weight and weave of duchesse, liberty, charmeuse, peau-de-cygne, merveilleux, etc.
6. Silks for day wear.
7 97 7. Silks for evening wear: Colors and combinations for evening.
8. Velvets: Cut, uncut, chiffon, paon, panne, etc. To distinguish short erect piles.
9. Velveteens: Plain and twill back.
10. Corduroys: Plain and twill back, English and American.
11. Knowledge of quantities required for garments and for special purposes.
12.... How to meet the " ready to wear" argument from customers: (a) Superior quality of material.
(b) Better fit and finish.
(c) Exclusive designs, no duplicates.
(d) Original color combinations.
(e) Adaptation to individual style and prefer- ence.
13. To cut a true bias.
14. To cut and prepare samples.
15. To handle goods properly: (a) Display purposes.
(b) To avoid new folds and creases in goods on shelves and counters.
(c) To fold properly for wrapping.
Technical Knowledge Needed by Salespeople in the Upholstery Section 1.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
4. Pongees, shantungs, and raw silks.
5. Satins: Differences in weight and weave of duchesse, liberty, charmeuse, peau-de-cygne, merveilleux, etc.
6. Silks for day wear.
7 97 7. Silks for evening wear: Colors and combinations for evening.
8. Velvets: Cut, uncut, chiffon, paon, panne, etc. To distinguish short erect piles.
9. Velveteens: Plain and twill back.
10. Corduroys: Plain and twill back, English and American.
11. Knowledge of quantities required for garments and for special purposes.
12.... How to meet the " ready to wear" argument from customers: (a) Superior quality of material.
(b) Better fit and finish.
(c) Exclusive designs, no duplicates.
(d) Original color combinations.
(e) Adaptation to individual style and prefer- ence.
13. To cut a true bias.
14. To cut and prepare samples.
15. To handle goods properly: (a) Display purposes.
(b) To avoid new folds and creases in goods on shelves and counters.
(c) To fold properly for wrapping.
Technical Knowledge Needed by Salespeople in the Upholstery Section 1.
What to read after Department Store Occupations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Iris Prouty Oleary to read onlineMoreLess
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