Guest guest Posted September 16, 2006 Report Share Posted September 16, 2006 Hello my name is Liz Deutsch. I am an ABA therapist and I am currently attending San Francisco State University getting my Bachelors degree in Apparel Design and Merchandising. I am in a class this semester called product development and we are responsible for coming up with and designing a line of clothing. My group and I decided upon the idea of incorporating weight resistance into clothing for children with sensory needs. Our idea is to add weights to regular clothing (ex. Sweatshirt, pants, t-shirt, scarf, etc.) in order for children to meet their sensory needs. The weights will be hidden in the shoulders and lap. As part of the class we need to do market research and figure out more about our target market. There are some questions we would like to ask to get a general feel of what's needed and would be helpful for children. 1.What is your relationship to a child or children with sensory needs? Mother, therapist etc. 2.What is your child/children age? 3.Where do you buy sensory products for your child/children? Catalogue, Internet, and/or a store? Which one? 4.What types of clothing would best fit your childs needs? (ex. T- shirt, pants, etc) 5.Would you/your child be interested in clothing that helps meet their sensory needs? 6.Where would you most like to find clothing like ours? Catalogue, Internet, and a store? Where would be a good location for a store? 7.What suggestions are you willing to share with us regarding our design ideas for these products? Examples- fabrics, colors, sizes, price Thank you so very much for even taking the time to read my post! If you choose to answer my question your information will be very valuable to me and help my product to be the best it can be!! Thank you!! Liz Deutsch Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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