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Social Fashion How to Market Apparel Trendsin the New Social Media Age

Marc Held Director of Sales

Bodek and Rhodes

Dana ZezzoChief Marketing Officer

Jetline

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PRESENTERS:

Apparel GuruSocial Media Activist

Marc Held Dana Zezzo

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Apparel Guru

WHY ARE THESE TWO EVEN QUALIFIED TO PRESENT THIS TOPIC?

• 17 Years Industry Experience• PPAI Rising Star• ASI Sales Rep of the Year• AIA Sales Rep Of the Year• Premier Group Service Award

Marc Held Director of Sales

Bodek and RhodesCell - 215-783-4790

[email protected]

Favorite Color – RED

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WHY ARE THESE TWO EVEN QUALIFIED TO PRESENT THIS TOPIC?

Dana R Zezzo Chief Marketing Officer

JetlineCell – 440-344-5933

[email protected]

Social Media Activist

• 20+ Years of Industry Experience• PromoKitchen Chef• 2010 ASI Hot List• 2010 Stitches Top 20 “Creative Thinkers” • 2011 PPB Magazine’s “Best Bosses” List• 2011 PromoLabs Industry Voices Award• 2012 TRASA Pioneer Award• 2012 TRASA Triangle Technology Award• 2012 PPAI Volunteer of the Year• 2012 PPAI Golden Image Award - Electronic

Supplier Catalog

Favorite Color - CAMO

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What You Will Learn Today.• 2013 Apparel Trends

• Social media content you can use to market them quickly, easily, inexpensively

• Wake up – this will be interactive!

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TURN ON YOUR

DEVICES!

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COLOR• Bright “The happy colors”

– After Recession everyone wants to feel good• Neon’s

– Everything makes a come back• Pastels

– Soft hues for men and woman• The color Navy and Red

– conveys power, importance, and confidence• Heathers are Hot!• Collegiate Colors

– Texas Orange, Vegas Gold, Carolina Blue

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Brights

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NEONS

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Classic Black

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Heathers & AntiquesWhite threads with heathers, black with

antiques

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Collegiate Colors

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Texture/Fabric• Slub Fabric

– Occasion lumps create a random texture weave, slight irregularity in yarn twist thread.

– Every piece of slub is unique• Tri Blend- Cotton, poly, and rayon blends• CVC- Chief Value Cotton

– More cotton than poly, softer• Snag Resistant material• Denim is still strong

– today light blue vs. Dark• -100% Poly (Performance, easy care, color fast, shrink resistant)• Temp Control Fabric

• Thermals

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FASHION FABRICS

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Slub: a random textured weave

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TRI-BLENDSThe ultimate in

softness

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Vintage Sheer JerseyPerfect for the ladies

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CVCSilkier with a

touch of heather

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SNAG RESISTANT

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Performance Fabric

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STAIN RESISTANCE

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Easy Care &Wrinkle Resistant

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Anti-Microbial

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WICKING

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ThermalWarm and cozy

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STYLE• V Neck for Men• -Scoop Neck and V Neck for Ladies• -Tank Tops (first used in 1920’s, to resemble swim suit)• -Burn Out (still strong)• -Stripes are back, texture look.• -Flowy Look• -Hoodies (more than crews)• -Dolman sleeve (tight around the arm, open up to waste)• -Color Block

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Fine JerseyOur best seller

Cotton JerseyOur best seller

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OmbreGradated dips of color

on burnout

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The BurnoutEach piece an original

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Hoodies

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Hoodies / Color Block