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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Athletic Apparel"”.
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The Uniform Effect: Collegiate Student-Athletes' Experiences with Competition Athletic Apparel and Self Perception
Competition athletic apparel plays a large role in the world of NCAA Division I college athletics. New and innovative designs, styles, and fashions are continually introduced by athletic apparel manufacturers as they attempt to find the latest and greatest uniforms, footwear and protective …
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A comparative study of athletic apparel made from cotton/flax, cotton/polyester, and polyester/flax blends
<p>The desired attributes of sports apparel garments are to have durability characteristics, such as tearing and tensile strength, and comfort characteristics, such as wicking, vapor transmission, and air permeability. Currently, most sports apparel is made from a blend of polyester or other …
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Optimizing Apparel Pack Sizes Across Retailer’s North America Network
Athletic apparel companies outsource apparel manufacturing to many factories that pack in varied sizes and quantities. Packaging is a critical, early step in retailers’ supply chains. Pack quantities impact downstream supply chain costs. Optimizing the relationship between pack quantities and …
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Product development of a resistive athletic suit
A preliminary prototype of a new athletic apparel product uses resistive straps, integrated within a suit, to provide muscular resistance. This developing fitness product allows users to exercise both their upper and lower bodies through either a regimented workout or just with daily movements. An …
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Why do we just do it: a study of adolescents' influences for Nike sneakers
… behavior of adolescent boys regarding athletic footwear and apparel. Due to its supremacy in the athletic apparel and equipment industry, the author focused on Nike during this study. The researcher collected a convenience sample of fifteen adolescent boys residing in Southern New …