Fashion Branding & Promotion MCQs 50 Score: 0 Attempted: 0/50 Subscribe 1. What is the main purpose of fashion branding? (A) To design clothes (B) To create a unique identity for a fashion label (C) To produce fabrics (D) To manage factory workers 2. A brand logo primarily represents: (A) The production process (B) The visual identity of the brand (C) Fabric composition (D) Pricing strategy 3. Which of the following is a key element of brand equity? (A) Brand awareness (B) Machine maintenance (C) Dyeing technique (D) Fabric shrinkage 4. In fashion promotion, a lookbook is used to: (A) Showcase a brand’s collection visually (B) Store customer data (C) Test fabric colors (D) Calculate production cost 5. Influencer marketing is commonly used in: (A) Fashion branding campaigns (B) Textile testing (C) Factory audits (D) Quality control labs 6. A tagline in fashion branding serves to: (A) Describe brand essence in a few words (B) Measure customer satisfaction (C) Test fabric tensile strength (D) Create production reports 7. Which of the following is an example of fashion promotion? (A) Social media advertising (B) Weaving fabric (C) Garment stitching (D) Dyeing process 8. The term “brand positioning” means: (A) Placing a brand in a desired market segment (B) Physically displaying products on shelves (C) Adjusting production line layout (D) Testing fabric colors 9. Celebrity endorsements in fashion branding aim to: (A) Increase brand visibility and credibility (B) Reduce labor cost (C) Change production process (D) Improve warehouse layout 10. Co-branding in fashion involves: (A) Collaboration between two brands (B) Selling unbranded products (C) Outsourcing textile testing (D) Mixing different fabrics 11. A brand’s target audience refers to: (A) The specific group of consumers the brand focuses on (B) Employees of the company (C) Fabric suppliers (D) Government agencies 12. Which platform is most used for fashion promotion today? (A) Social media (B) Landline phones (C) Fax machines (D) Postal mail 13. Guerrilla marketing in fashion refers to: (A) Unconventional and low-cost promotional tactics (B) Large-scale TV advertisements (C) Fabric testing methods (D) Retail inventory planning 14. What is brand loyalty? (A) Customers consistently choosing one brand over others (B) Suppliers offering discounts (C) Employees staying long-term (D) Consistent fabric colors 15. Rebranding is done to: (A) Change or refresh the brand’s image (B) Increase fabric weight (C) Expand warehouse space (D) Reduce production hours 16. Fashion PR (Public Relations) helps a brand to: (A) Build positive media and public image (B) Reduce stitching errors (C) Increase thread count (D) Improve factory lighting 17. A capsule collection is: (A) A small, limited-edition product range (B) A brand’s annual sales report (C) A type of fabric (D) A production defect list 18. The term “brand identity” includes: (A) Logo, colors, typography, and brand message (B) Machine specifications (C) Employee salaries (D) Fabric shrinkage data 19. A fashion show primarily serves as: (A) A promotional event to showcase collections (B) A garment quality test (C) A production training session (D) A fabric weaving demonstration 20. Which of these is NOT a fashion promotion channel? (A) Billboards (B) Social media (C) Magazine ads (D) Weaving machines 21. Product placement in movies is a form of: (A) Fashion promotion (B) Garment testing (C) Textile production (D) Warehouse management 22. What is a fashion brand’s USP? (A) Unique Selling Proposition (B) Unused Stock Product (C) Universal Style Plan (D) Uniform Sales Policy 23. Seasonal campaigns in fashion are designed to: (A) Match products with specific seasons (B) Test fabric elasticity (C) Increase machine speed (D) Improve employee attendance 24. Sponsorship deals in fashion branding are used to: (A) Increase visibility through events and collaborations (B) Reduce shipping costs (C) Monitor warehouse humidity (D) Train factory staff 25. Digital marketing is important in fashion branding because: (A) It reaches a global audience quickly (B) It weaves fabrics faster (C) It reduces dyeing cost (D) It improves warehouse lighting 26. Brand ambassadors are selected to: (A) Represent and promote the brand publicly (B) Manage factory machines (C) Perform fabric testing (D) Calculate sales tax 27. A “limited edition” fashion product creates: (A) Scarcity and higher demand (B) Production errors (C) Low-quality fabric (D) Seasonal shortages 28. The purpose of a brand guideline document is: (A) To maintain consistency in branding elements (B) To reduce inventory (C) To measure store traffic (D) To manage sewing patterns 29. Brand recall means: (A) Customers easily remember a brand name (B) Products being returned to factory (C) Employee resignations (D) Machines being recalled for repairs 30. Influencer collaborations in fashion often focus on: (A) Generating buzz and increasing sales (B) Reducing stitching costs (C) Testing product weight (D) Managing inventory 31. What is a “brand story”? (A) Narrative explaining the brand’s mission and values (B) Customer complaint report (C) Employee diary (D) Fabric production log 32. Visual merchandising supports branding by: (A) Creating appealing store displays (B) Testing fabrics (C) Hiring staff (D) Shipping products 33. Fashion promotion budgets are usually allocated for: (A) Advertising, PR, events, digital campaigns (B) Sewing machine purchase (C) Dyeing process (D) Fabric cutting 34. Which metric measures branding success? (A) Brand awareness and customer engagement (B) Fabric weight consistency (C) Thread quality (D) Warehouse rent 35. A brand collaboration between two luxury labels is often called: (A) Co-branding partnership (B) Overproduction deal (C) Warehouse merger (D) Product defect agreement 36. In fashion branding, storytelling helps: (A) Build emotional connection with customers (B) Reduce production time (C) Increase fabric density (D) Cut sewing costs 37. The term “brand architecture” refers to: (A) Structure of brands within a company (B) Design of retail store walls (C) Fabric weaving pattern (D) Employee hierarchy 38. Paid collaborations with fashion bloggers are part of: (A) Influencer marketing (B) Fabric testing (C) Quality audits (D) Retail shrinkage management 39. What is the purpose of press kits in fashion promotion? (A) To provide media with brand information and visuals (B) To train sewing staff (C) To inspect warehouses (D) To test textile elasticity 40. A viral marketing campaign in fashion is designed to: (A) Spread quickly across social media platforms (B) Test product durability (C) Improve stitching quality (D) Reduce fabric shrinkage 41. Fashion branding strategies aim to: (A) Differentiate the brand from competitors (B) Reduce dyeing cost (C) Increase thread density (D) Minimize retail space 42. Emotional branding is based on: (A) Creating strong emotional ties with consumers (B) Testing fabric moisture (C) Cutting production costs (D) Hiring seasonal workers 43. A re-launch campaign is used when: (A) A brand updates its products or image (B) A store changes location only (C) Fabric fails quality control (D) Machines need maintenance 44. Fashion branding is important because: (A) It creates long-term brand recognition and loyalty (B) It replaces production planning (C) It removes textile waste (D) It controls stitching speed 45. Sponsoring a fashion week is an example of: (A) Brand promotion (B) Fabric procurement (C) Textile quality testing (D) Store rent management 46. Word-of-mouth marketing in fashion works best when: (A) Customers share positive experiences (B) Production time is reduced (C) Machines run faster (D) Fabrics are exported 47. Limited-time discounts are used in branding to: (A) Create urgency and boost sales (B) Test fabric elasticity (C) Improve machine performance (D) Reduce warehouse temperature 48. Fashion advertising on billboards is an example of: (A) Outdoor advertising (B) Fabric promotion (C) Machine testing (D) Thread marketing 49. Which element is crucial for luxury fashion branding? (A) Exclusivity and premium image (B) Low-cost mass production (C) High warehouse capacity (D) Quick dyeing process 50. The ultimate goal of fashion branding and promotion is: (A) Building brand awareness and driving sales (B) Increasing sewing speed (C) Reducing employee turnover (D) Expanding storage facilities 1. Core Fashion Design SubjectsFashion Illustration & Sketching MCQsElements of Fashion & Design MCQsGarment Construction Techniques MCQsPattern Making & Draping MCQsFashion Portfolio Development MCQsDesign Process & Concept Development MCQs2. Textile and Fabric StudiesTextile Science MCQsFabric Manufacturing & Weaving Techniques MCQsFabric Dyeing & Printing MCQsSurface Ornamentation & Embroidery MCQsTextile Testing & Quality Control MCQs3. Fashion Technology & ProductionComputer-Aided Design (CAD) for Fashion MCQsApparel Production & Manufacturing MCQsSewing Technology MCQsFashion Merchandising & Production Planning MCQsQuality Assurance in Garment Production MCQs4. 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