Levels of Economic Activity: Clothes

1. Tertiary Levels of Economy:

1.1. This is the third step in the creation of a product/clothes. In this level, business people and sellers will be focused on advertising and selling as much of the product as possible. This is a service instead of a material unlike the first economic level. For clothes, the tertiary level consists of influential people convincing others to buy their clothes or business people guaranteeing a worthy product. This is a very important level because without this, products would be made but none of it would go to the public for their use. <img src="https://www.wikihow.com/images/thumb/2/21/Sell-Used-Clothing-Step-4-Version-3.jpg/aid4065-v4-728px-Sell-Used-Clothing-Step-4-Version-3.jpg.webp" alt="3 Ways to Sell Used Clothing - wikiHow"/>

2. Quaternary Levels of Economy:

2.1. This is the fourth and last level of the production of clothes. In this level, professionals will dedicate their time to study the product being made and decide how to modify the it in order to please consumers. They will look at fashion trends and what people are currently interested in purchasing and incorporate that into the clothes they are producing in order to make a greater income. These are also people and not tangible like the raw materials, these include highly qualified designers and stylists along with data annalists to analyze trends and make decisions. <img src="https://img-a.udemycdn.com/course/750x422/1920768_2e41_3.jpg" alt="Learn to draw Fashion Sketches and Become a Fashion Designer | Udemy"/>

3. Primary Level of Economy:

3.1. This is the first step to the creation of a product. It includes all of the processes that are related to raw materials and gathering them for future use for the product needed. For clothes, various raw materials are needed, such as; Oil, cotton, wool, silk, and wood, metals, and plastic. <img src="https://previews.123rf.com/images/kowit1982/kowit19821705/kowit1982170500122/78882673-wool-sheep-background-texture-is-raw-material-.jpg" alt="Wool Sheep Background Texture,is Raw Material. Stock Photo ..."/>

4. Secondary Level of Economy:

4.1. This is the second step to the creation of a product and happens when people take the ordinary raw materials and build their product out of it. This process allows for many raw materials to come together to create one thing that can then be marketed and sold with a purpose and more value. In clothes, this occurs when we take the raw materials listed before and begin sewing the clothes with buttons, layers, and all the materials coming in to make a desirable product. <img src="https://d279m997dpfwgl.cloudfront.net/wp/2020/01/DSC_0044-1000x667.jpg" alt="An Inside Look At Making Clothes In An American Factory | Here &amp; Now"/>