Ready to wear: Ready to wear is a concept of mass production, designed in standard sizes, available for immediate purchase at retail outlets for general consumers. Clothing that is affordable and accessible, focussing on seasonal collections, trends, and style sold directly from the stores or online. The collections require no customisation as they are available in all the sizes and variations, focussing on practicality, durability, and ensuring consistent and reliable quality. 

Benefits of ready-to-wear clothing: Gathering to diverse customer needs, brands focus on wide distribution in stores, online, and department stores in various sizes and styles. Affordable prices, availability compared to bespoke or couture collections, material, and sustainable quality that meets the industry standards create an ease for customers to express their personal style and individuality.

Types of ready-to-wear: 

1. Haute Couture: Designers curate clothing from high end to variations that are accessible to the need-based consumers, paying attention to the detailed-orientated collections. 
2. Mid-range collections: focus on quality clothes 
3. Bridge fashion: The silver line between high-end and fast fashion
4. Contemporary: The trendy and affordable fashion for all. 
5. Fast fashion: easily accessible clothing produced by the brands with ease on the budget. 
6. Luxury brands such as Gucci, Chanel, Ralph Lauren, Tory Burch, and Marc Jacobs design high-end and mid-range designs. 
7. H&M, Zara, Uniqlo, and ASOS design collections of fast fashion clothes. 

JD Institute of Fashion Technology trains students for fashion design, providing students with comprehensive training in ready-to-wear design, pattern making, production, and marketing, focussing on live projects, and collaborating with brands to gain hands-on experience, preparing them for successful careers in the fashion industry. 

Our expert faculties guide the scholars in creating garments that are stylish, research-orientated, and practical-orientated, taking part in campus events and fashion shows leading to portfolio building and the final collections. Scholars are given the freedom to choose their collections and express their creativity. with a sense of sustainability and innovation in mind. The campus has the best facility for the students to explore and gain knowledge from the wide exposure; conducting events, seminars, market research, and collaborative projects with brands for internships and case studies provides a mileage for placements.
Fashion Design courses at JD Institute of Fashion Technology.

Design courses are widely acknowledged by the education institutions providing competitive syllabuses across the globe. At JD Institute, we provide Bsc fashion technology, PG/Diploma courses in fashion design, and Msc in fashion design that guide the study of ready-to-wear clothes and haute couture. 

Conclusion: Ready-to-wear fashion is a form of art creating clothes and accessories according to the consumer’s demands and trends, focussing on quality and affordable end products. Modern muse fashion brands and designers have adapted the fast fashion trends targeting their market and bringing out the best designs. JD Institute alumni are placed across the fashion industry in various ever-growing ready-to-wear collectives excelling with the top head on.