MNWR 3050 — 3 UNITS MERCHANDISING MENSWEAR

This course examines the merchandising of menswear from dual perspectives: the development of a product line for a brand and the retailer's need for proper product presentation of menswear in their store.

MNWR 3080 — 3 UNITS TEXTILES FOR MENSWEAR

This course explores fabrics and finishes for appropriate use in menswear including suiting, denim, knits, and performance fabrics. Importance of weight in fabric choice is discussed in relation to the requirements of the season and the styling features.

MNWR 3120 — 3 UNITS DIGITAL DESIGN FOR MENSWEAR

This course focuses on computer sketching techniques using Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop to create professional quality garments and graphics specifically geared towards menswear. The emphasis is on well-rendered menswear garments and graphics. Proficiency is demonstrated by designing, merchandising and presenting one delivery of a men's sportswear collection. Collections need to be rendered effectively and shown in an industry-acceptable presentation.

MNWR 3160 — 3 UNITS MEN'S APPAREL PROCESS

This advanced course in manual patternmaking focuses on menswear patterns and blocks based on sizing specifications for the different menswear markets (men's, young men's, big and tall). Includes a three (3) hour lab.

MNWR 3350 — 3 UNITS MEN'S TAILORING

Students apply detailed construction techniques in the development of suits and sport-tailored apparel. Additional emphasis is placed on development of pockets and the waists of trousers.

MNWR 3450 — 3 UNITS MEN'S FIT ANALYSIS

This is an advanced course based on the principles of fit as applied to menswear. Students apply their knowledge by completing fit corrections to patterns and actual garments.

MNWR 3500 — 3 UNITS CAD FOR MENSWEAR

An advanced course in designing menswear using computer technology. Emphasis is placed on designing apparel graphics and techniques synthesizing the use of Gerber pattern drafting software.

MNWR 3550 — 6 UNITS COLLECTION DESIGN FOR MENSWEAR

Students engage in researching and designing collections for specific menswear markets. The importance of costing and achieving a proper balance of design categories is examined. Students travel to Central America to experience the development and production of menswear apparel.

MNWR 3650 — 3 UNITS DESIGNING MEN'S ACCESSORIES

Students research the different menswear accessory categories and then apply design principles in creating a group of casual men's accessories for a specific market.

MNWR 3680A — 3 UNITS MARKETING & COLLECTION ANALYSIS: PREPARATION

This capstone course focuses on the development of a menswear collection. The course synthesizes design and construction skills in creating a cohesive line.

MNWR 3680B — 3 UNITS MARKETING & COLLECTION ANALYSIS: PRESENTATION

This capstone course focuses on the development of a menswear collection. The course synthesizes design, marketing, and operational functions in creating a cohesive line. Students present their complete analysis to industry experts.

MNWR 3780 — 3 UNITS MARKETING COMMUNICATION FOR MENSWEAR 

This course provides a framework for the student to apply marketing communication methodology in developing a strategy that supports the promotion of a menswear line in today's competitive marketplace.

MNWR 3820 — 3 UNITS DISTRIBUTION STRATEGIES FOR MENSWEAR

The course explores the new organizational models and channels of distribution used in the menswear industry to reach target customers and reflect their cyber lifestyles. Physical distribution/ logistics are analyzed for their appropriateness in the current marketplace.