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Sustainable fashion as part of the circular economy
PUDIVÍTROVÁ, Jitka
This thesis deals with the environmental impacts of the fashion industry and their mitigation through the application of sustainable and circular principles. It clarifies the basic terminology in the field of sustainable fashion and analyzes the attitude of Czech consumers to this type of fashion goods based on data from executed research. It also examines the extent to which circular principles are part of the production processes of Czech fashion manufacturers.
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Approaches to customers and the role of sales staff of selected retail brands of Czechoslovak history and the present
Střecha, Jan ; Halada, Jan (advisor) ; Koudelková, Petra (referee)
My bachelor thesis "Comparison of marketing and the role of sales assistants of retail brands of Czechoslovak history and present" uses two case studies to analyse and then compare the brands Nehera, oděvní služba; Rolný, továrna na oděvy with H&M and company V. J. Rott with IKEA. The first part deals with the theoretical concepts and terms, which are the history of sales itself, customer buying behaviour, retail marketing and fashion marketing. The second part of the thesis presents the history of all the companies studied and the third part of the thesis deals with two case studies, which include analyses of the 4P marketing mixes and selected promotion methods and a subsequent comparison of the analyses performed. The thesis looks for differences and correspondences within the marketing mix, marketing messages and also selected publications. It then concludes with a summary of its findings.
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Digital fashion and its marketing through the eyes of Czech brands
Laufer, David ; Hejlová, Denisa (advisor) ; Ježková, Tereza (referee)
The bachelor's thesis brings knowledge about digital fashion and its marketing. It examines the impact of digital technologies on the design, promotion, sale and wearing of clothing and based on research and campaigns by companies abroad it identifies numerous uses to streamline and enrich business processes and consumer experiences. The thesis then examines the views of respondents from Czech brands working with digital fashion - digital fashion studios giz'mo lab and Ofform3D and modeling agency New Aliens offering digital scans of models. They perceive marketing as the strongest segment for digital fashion and talk about their own practice for example at the Prague and Helsinki fashion weeks. According to the respondents, the digital form enables numerous business applications that strengthen production, promotion and sales, but can also just serve purely as an artistic form in the virtual environment or enriching physical clothing. Digital fashion also has the potential to increase sustainability - however, it consumes energy and can be exploited by fast fashion, which makes this area problematic. Most respondent's worries emerge also in the context of NFTs. The divisions of business and art, realism and dream aesthetics, physical and virtual experience were present throughout the interviews....
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Communication Strategy Development of LaFormela Brand from the Establishment until Today
Novák, Šimon ; Koudelková, Petra (advisor) ; Hejlová, Denisa (referee)
1 Annotation The bachelor thesis "Communication Strategy Development of LAFORMELA Brand from the Establishment until Today" focuses on the analysis of communication strategy development of a Czech brand, LAFORMELA, founded in 2010 and currently led by a designer duo - Miroslava Kohutiarová and Antonín Soukup. The main objective of the thesis is to analyse communication tools that the brand started using over the analysed period between 2010-2018. The author of the thesis critically reviews all the used tools and proposes several improvements that could make usage of the tools more effective. The thesis consists of five chapters. In the first chapter, the author focuses on the definition of fashion and fashion marketing. The second chapter is dedicated to the marketing brand theory and its application on the LAFORMELA brand itself. In this chapter, the author presents its aspects and connects them with a SWOT analysis and an EFE matrix. In the third chapter, the author studies the brand's marketing mix. The fourth chapter is focused on the communication strategy. The author also defines particular communication tools, critically reviews them and specifies several milestones, which are in his opinion, significant in the brand's history. In the last chapter, the author examines results of the content analysis,...
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Marketing Acitivities of Pietro Filipi Fashion Brand in years 2010-2012
Jančová, Michaela ; Hejlová, Denisa (advisor) ; Klabíková Rábová, Tereza (referee)
The goal of this diploma thesis "Marketing Activities of Pietro Filipi Fashion Brand in years 2010-2012" is to describe and analyze activities and communication of pietro filipi brand on the market of the Czech republic. In this diploma thesis following activities are showcased based on the principles of fashion marketing and branding. The first part of the thesis describes situation on the Czech market, stratification of domestic and foreign brands and general segmentation of fashion brands. The next part deals with the specific segment of medium premium brands, its direct domestic and foreign competition in this segment, marketing communication and activities of these brands. The second part describes and analyzes history of pietro filipi, product portfolio, target group and specific marketing activities of this brand. Questionnaire survey in the end of the thesis indicates weaknesses in brand communication with customers and its ambiguous identity.
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The approach of Czech fashion designers to sustainability issues and their communication towards customers
Kubů, Karolína ; Hejlová, Denisa (advisor) ; Koudelková, Petra (referee)
This bachelor thesis assesses sustainability within the fashion industry and identifies numerous ways in which sustainability can be achieved. Its aim is to define sustainability and sustainable fashion, to describe environmental, social and economic issues in this industry and to present the attitudes of a niche group of stakeholders, namely fashion designers. The thesis is divided into a theoretical and a practical part. The theoretical part considers various definitions of sustainability and applies them to the fashion industry. Furthermore, the research analyses how companies, fashion designers and fashion consumers can become more sustainable and what obstacles they face on this path. It also presents relevant models and strategies used for implementation of sustainability within fashion designing. The practical part evaluates interviews that were conducted with selected Czech fashion designers. These designers then describe their attitudes towards sustainability and explain the strategies that they actively implement to make their products more sustainable and ethical. A qualitative method was chosen for the research, as it helps to assess the attitudes and opinions from different angles, whilst allowing the study to receive answers regarding how and why designers see it this way.
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Event marketing in the fashion field with the focus on Czech e-shop Footshop
Handzová, Hana ; Koudelková, Petra (advisor) ; Rosenfeldová, Jana (referee)
The aim of this bachelor thesis called "Event marketing in the fashion field with a focus on the Czech online store Footshop" provides an analysis of marketing communication of a selected company, based on the theoretical foundations of fashion marketing and event marketing. The aim of this work is to map event marketing activities of Footshop and provide comparison with competitors. The first part of the thesis is focused on the definition of necessary terms from the fields of event marketing, fashion and online shops. The following section is focused on describing the company, its history, defining the target group and introducing products sold in Footshop. In the next part, I provide an analysis of the communication tools that Footshop uses, while a separate chapter is devoted to event marketing. For a thorough review of Footshop's position on the market, I have processed a SWOT analysis, SLEPTE analysis, and Porter's Five Forces analysis, which bring a close look on the position of the company on the market, reveal its competitive advantages, and provide insight into options for improvements. The analyses are followed by comparison of Footshop with selected competitors from the segment of streetwear fashion and sneakers. At the end, the thesis provides recommendations for improvement and an...
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