Cut-Off Jean Shorts With a Medieval Twist
Shelby Lee Walsh — July 21, 2009 — Fashion
References: luxirare
Is a medieval touch missing from your wardrobe? If you want to look different, there is probably no better way to do so then to take your average pair of jean cut-off shorts and add dashes of chainmail to them.
These shorts in the above gallery were featured on Luxirare.com and are definitely for those with a punk/goth edge and perhaps fans of sword duels.
Implications - Companies often assume that consumers are looking for innovative and never-before-seen products. The reality, however, is that creative tweaks and modifications to commonly used or worn items can just as equally satisfy the needs and wants of consumers. By incorporating one idea or concept into another, companies can expand the appeal of one product that will open it up to a much wider clientele.
These shorts in the above gallery were featured on Luxirare.com and are definitely for those with a punk/goth edge and perhaps fans of sword duels.
Implications - Companies often assume that consumers are looking for innovative and never-before-seen products. The reality, however, is that creative tweaks and modifications to commonly used or worn items can just as equally satisfy the needs and wants of consumers. By incorporating one idea or concept into another, companies can expand the appeal of one product that will open it up to a much wider clientele.
Trend Themes
1. Medieval Fashion - By adding a medieval twist to modern clothing items, such as jean shorts, companies can tap into a niche market of consumers looking for unique, edgy fashion.
2. Creative Modifications - Making small creative modifications to commonly used or worn items can meet the needs and wants of consumers in unexpected ways, opening up new market opportunities.
3. Hybrid Product Design - Incorporating one idea or concept into another can create hybrid products with broader appeal, attracting a wider range of consumers.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion brands can explore the medieval trend by incorporating chainmail or other medieval elements into their clothing designs, targeting consumers looking for alternative, edgy fashion.
2. Retail - Retailers can seize the opportunity to offer creative modifications to commonly worn items, like jean shorts with a medieval touch, attracting consumers seeking unique and distinctive fashion statements.
3. Product Development - Product development companies can explore the concept of hybrid designs, combining elements from different products or styles to create innovative and appealing offerings for various markets.
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