Overview
“This book provides a fresh approach to building a fashion business. I believe that both academics and startup businesses would find this book useful.” Karen Edwards, University of South Carolina, USA “I think that this text will be very useful to anyone working in fashion. I would certainly recommend it as reference reading to MBA students and to undergraduates who are taking entrepreneurship courses.” Thomai Serdari, New York University, USA Learn how to protect your business through prevention with a fashion compliance program. The book takes a merchandise-centric “how-to” approach. It explains the laws related to fashion compliance including, labeling, marketing, testing, importing and exporting, record keeping, and more. Written by a fashion-law expert, the book includes interviews with professionals and discusses the European Union apparel label law, as well as relevant United States’ laws, to help you run your fashion business.
Full Product Details
Author: Deanna Clark-Esposito (Fashion Institute of Technology, and Schrier Shayne Koenig Samberg and Ryne, USA)
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Imprint: Fairchild Books
Weight: 0.379kg
ISBN: 9781501322891
ISBN 10: 1501322893
Pages: 232
Publication Date: 19 April 2018
Audience:
College/higher education
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Tertiary & Higher Education
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Reviews
This book provides a fresh approach to building a fashion business. I believe that both academics and startup businesses would find this book useful. -- Karen Edwards, University of South Carolina, US I think that this text will be very useful to anyone working on fashion. I would certainly recommend it as reference reading to MBA students and to undergraduates who are taking entrepreneurship courses. -- Thomai Serdari, New York University, USA
This book provides a fresh approach to building a fashion business. Based on the growing interest in ethical business practices, especially among millennials, and recent media attention to some of the fashion industry's shortcomings in this area, I believe that both academics and startup businesses would find this book useful. It could be very useful to start-ups and academia. -- Karen Edwards, University of South Carolina, US I think that this text will be very useful to anyone working on fashion. . . I would certainly recommend it as reference reading to MBA students and to undergraduates who are taking (entrepreneurship) course(s). -- Thomai Serdari, New York University, USA
Author Information
Deanna Clark-Esposito is the Managing Attorney of the Clark-Esposito Law Firm, P.C. in New York City covering fashion, international trade, transportation and other legal matters. She is an Executive Member of Fashion Group International (NY) and the President of the New York chapter of the Organization of Women in International Trade. She teaches at the Fashion Institute of Technology and is an avid presenter with several organizations, including the US Small Business Administration. Deanna is a native of San Francisco and resides in New York City.
