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While interesting, these conclusions require much more in-depth analysis over multiple years to be of much real value. Colourlovers.com is pushing this as a wa
by treeface 16y ago
While interesting, these conclusions require much more in-depth analysis over multiple years to be of much real value.
Colourlovers.com is pushing this as a way of finding out what color clothes people are going to buy, but do the results of this survey correspond with the colors people choose in their clothing? Do these colors vary significantly from year to year? What are the mean values and standard deviations for various popular hues across international borders? Sure, the US is red, Canada is yellow, and Australia is orange, but by how much?
You could do a lot of interesting things with this data...does anyone know if they've released it?
- dariusmonsef 16y agoWe are open to sharing the data. I wasn't saying that the data directly is useful for people looking to plan fashion lines a year from now... I was simply saying that the old model of forecasting far off becomes harder to do when mass customization allows for people to have more options.
- treeface 16y agoCool! That's very generous of you. I didn't mean to say that that's exactly what you implied, I simply meant to suggest that the postulation might have a flaw, even if it is an interesting one. Either way, I'm glad to have found your site! As someone who has difficulty with color, I'll be checking it out for sure.