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    CTRJ Contents 1982-2006
    
    CTRJ Contents - 2006 - Volume 24
    CTRJ Contents - 2005 - Volume 23
    CTRJ Contents - 2004 - Volume 22
    CTRJ Contents - 2003 - Volume 21
    CTRJ Contents - 2002 - Volume 20
    CTRJ Contents - 2001 - Volume 19
    CTRJ Contents - 2000 - Volume 18
    CTRJ Contents - 1999 - Volume 17
    CTRJ Contents - 1998 - Volume 16
    CTRJ Contents - 1997 - Volume 15
    CTRJ Contents - 1996 - Volume 14
    CTRJ Contents - 1995 - Volume 13
    CTRJ Contents - 1993-94 - Volume 12
    CTRJ Contents - 1992-93 - Volume 11
    CTRJ Contents - 1991-92 - Volume 10
    CTRJ Contents - 1990-91 - Volume 9
    CTRJ Contents - 1989-90 - Volume 8
    CTRJ Contents - 1988-89 - Volume 7
    CTRJ Contents - 1987-88 - Volume 6
    CTRJ Contents - 1986-87 - Volume 5
    CTRJ Contents - 1985-86 - Volume 4
    CTRJ Contents - 1984-85 - Volume 3
    CTRJ Contents - 1983-84 - Volume 2
    CTRJ Contents - 1982 - Volume 1
    
    
    

Volume 1

• Sontag, M.S. & Schlater, J.D. Proximity of Clothing to Self: Evolution of a Concept
• Cheek, L. Dyeing High Wet Modulus Rayon Yarns with Fiber Reactive Dyes
• Paoletti, J.B. Content Analysis: Its Application to the Study of the History of Costume
• Dickerson, K.G. & Clowes, D.A. Curriculum Movement of Clothing and Textiles Programs from Four-Year to Two-Year Colleges
• Sibley, L.R. & Jakes, K.A. Textile Fabric Pseudomorphs, A Fossilized Form of Textile Evidence
• Joseph, M.L. History and Background of ACPTC

Volume 2, Issue 1

• Kaiser, S.B. Toward a Contextual Social Psychology of Clothing: A Synthesis of Symbolic Interactionist and Cognitive Theoretical Perspectives
• DeJonge, J.O., Vredevoogd, J. & Henry, M.S. Attitudes, Practices, and Preferences of Pesticide Users Toward Protective Apparel
• Chowdhary, U. & Meacham, E. Changing Focus of Textiles and Clothing Within Home Economics: An Analysis of Two Professional Journals
• DeLong, M.R. & Cerny, C. Cognitive Strategies to Describe Warm and Cool Appearances
• Patterson, C.A. & Warden, J. Selected Body Measurements of Women Aged Sixty-Five and Older
• Janecek, C. & Lunde, H. Hydrophilic Finishes: Effect on Selected Properties of Polyester Fabrics
• Thorpe, D.I. & Avery, C.E. A Demographic and Psychographic Assessment of a Specialty Store's Customers and Non-Customers
• Richards, L. The Rise and Fall of it All: The Hemlines and Hiplines of the 1920s
• Kelley, E. & Sweat, S. Correspondent Inference: Theoretical Framework for Viewing Clothed Appearances
• Cloud, R.M., Bondurant, L.A. & Keith, N.K. Efficacy of Four Cleaning Solutions in Removing Smoke Damage from Apparel Fabrics
• Laing, R.M. & Ingham, P.E. The Effectiveness of Specimen Tactile Evaluation as a Predictor of Garment Tactile Acceptability for Garments as a Whole and on a Reginal Basis

Volume 2, Issue 2

• Horn, M.J. Clothing and Textiles: Future by Emergent Design
• Shim, S.Y. The Future of Retailing: Implications for Textiles and Clothing Curriculum
• Forney, J.C. Global Perspective Education: A Rationale for Textiles and Clothing
• Dickson, C.A. Textiles and Clothing Business Professionals for the Twenty-First Century: Moving Toward Diversity
• Cassill, N. & Leonas, K. Preparing Textiles and Clothing for the Future
• Pedersen, E.L. The Ecological Alternative: An Option for the Future
• Loker, S. & Flynn, J.Z. Investing in the Future: ACPTC Northeastern Subregion Takes Stock
• Sproles, G.B. On Competition and the Future
• Paoletti, J.B. Does the Costume and Textile Historian Have a Place in the Future?
• Branson, D.H. & Jolly, L.D. Strategic Windows: Opportunities for the Future

Volume 3, Issue 1

• Lennon, S.J. & Miller, F.G. Attire, Physical Appearance, and First Impressions: More is Less
• Butler, S.L. & Francis, S.K. Disseminating Energy Efficient Clothing Information: A Comparison of Two Methods
• Morris, M.A., Prato, H.H. & White, N.L. Relationship of Fiber Content and Fabric Properties to Comfort of Socks
• Workman, J.E. Effects of Appropriate and Inapproriate Attire on Attributions of Personal Dispositions
• Laing, R.M. & Ingham, P.E. Patterning of Objective and Subjective Responses to Heat Protective Clothing Systems, Part 1. Objective Measurements of Comfort
• Witter, B.S. & Noel, C. Apparel Advertising: A Study in Consumer Attitude Change
• Brenner, F.C. Test Method Standardization: A Dilemma
• Newton, A. Taxonomy for Independent Living Used to Classify Clothing Research

Volume 3, Issue 2

• Buckley, H.M. Toward an Operational Definition of Dress
• Rabolt, N.J. & Drake M.F. Reference Person Influence on Career Women's Dress
• Davis, L.L. Sex, Gender Identity, and Behavior Concerning Sex-Related Clothing
• Trautman, P. An 18th Century American Tailor: Myth and Reality as Seen Through One Tailor's Surviving Records
• Laing, R.M. & Ingham, P.E. Patterning of Objective and Subjective Responses to Heat Protective Clothing Systems, Part 2. Subjective Measurements of Comfort
• Nordquist, B.K. International Trade in Textiles and Clothing: Implications for the Future
• Damhorst, M.L. Meanings of Clothing Cues in Social Colntext

Volume 4, Issue 1

• Francis, S.K. & Brown, D.J. Retail Buyers of Apparel and Appliances: A Comparison
• Sontag, M.S. Comfort Dimensions of Actual and Ideal Insulative Clothing for Older Women
• Behling, D. Fashion Change and Demographics: A Model
• Cheek, L. & Ladisch, C.M. Characteristics of Liquid Ammonia Treated and Sodium Hydroxide Mercerized High Wet Modulus Rayon and Cotton Fabrics
• Kean, R.C. Perceived Importance of Selected Skills to a Group of Discount Store Buyers
• Salusso-Deonier, C.J., DeLong, M.R., Martin, F. B. & Krohn, K.R. A Multivariate Method of Calssifying Body Form Variation for Sizing Women's Apparel
• Freeman, C.M., Kaiser, S.B., & Wingate, S.B. Perceptions of Functional Clothing By Persons with Physical Disabilities: A Social-Cognitive Framework
• Avery, C.E., Pestle, R.E. & Radcliffe, P.M. Hypothermia, Use of Textile Items, and the Elderly

Volume 4, Issue 2

• Forney, J.C. & Rabolt, N.J. Ethnic Identity: Its Relationship to Ethnic and Contemporary Dress
• Sheldon, G. Attitudes of Retailers and College Educators Toward Fashion Retail Internships
• Ray, G.H. Perception of Physically Impaired Job Applicants: Effects of Dress, Credentials, and Rater's Sex
• Farrell-Beck, J., Haviland, P. & Harding, T. Sewing Techniques in Women's Outerwear, 1800-1869
• Balkwell, C. On Peacocks and Peahens: A Cross-Cultural Investigation of the Effects of Economic Development on Sex Differences in Dress
• Wingate, S.B., Kaiser, S.B. & Freeman, C.M. Salience of Disability Cues in Functional Clothing: A Multidimensional Approach
• Littrell, M.A. & Berger, E.A. Perceiver's Occupation and Client's Grooming: Influence on Person Perception

Volume 5, Issue 1

• Marshall, R. & Slaybaugh, J. Student Attitudes Toward A Computer-Based Simulation to Assess Construction Quality of Ready-to-Wear Garments
• Paek, S.L. Effect of Garment Style on the Perception of Personal Traits
• DeLong, M.R., Minshall, B. & Larntz, K. Use of Schema for Evaluating Consumer Response to an Apparel Product
• Danielson, D.R. According to the Artists: Professional Fashion Illustrators' Views About Their Art Form
• Brackelsberg, P., Farrell-Beck, J. & Winakor, G. Comparing Fit of Basic Bodices and Skirts Altered by Traditional and Experimental Techniques
• McDowell, J.E. & Hester, S. B. Assisting Small Apparel and Textile Manufacturers in New York State: The Potential for University-Based Programs

Volume 5, Issue 2

• Keeble, V.B., Norton, M.J.T. & Drake, C.R. Clothing and Personal Equipment Used by Fruit Growers and Workers when Handling Pesticides
• Offerjost, J.L. & Terry, L.M. The Use of a Microcomputer to Teach Color Concepts: Effectiveness and Relationship Between Attitudes and Learning Styles
• Belleau, B.D. Cyclical Fashion Movement: Women's Day Dresses: 1860-1980
• Kwon, Y. Daily Clothing Selection: Interrelationships Among Motivating Factors
• Epps, H.H. Degradation of Swimwear Fabrics: Effects of Light, Sea Water and Chlorine
• Horridge, P., Woodson, E. & Khan, S. Comparative Performance of Multilayer Window Treatments Containing Natural and Synthetic Fiber Components
• Winakor, G & Navarro, R. Effect of Achromatic Value of Stimulus on Responses to Women's Clothing Styles

Volume 5, Issue 3

• Johnson, K.K.P. & Roach-Higgins, M.E. Dress and Physical Attractiveness of Women in Job Interviews
• Laughlin, J. & Gold, R.E. Methyl Parathion Residue in Cotton and Polyester Functionally Finished Fabrics After Laundering and Abrasion
• Jung, K.M. & Paoletti, J.B. Documentation and Analysis of Dated Victorian Crazy Quilts
• Smallwood, V. & Wiener, J. Light and Heavy Catalog Shoppers of Clothing
• Workman, J.E. Fashionable Versus Out-of-Date Clothing and Interpersonal Distance
• Friend, S.E., Dickerson, K.G. & Schrank, H.L. Justifying Research: Making a Persuasive Case
• Gordon, B. Textiles and Clothing in the Civil War: A Portrait for Contemporary Understanding

Volume 5, Issue 4

• Jasper, C.R. History of Costume: Theory and Instruction
• Summers, T.S. & Church, G.E. The Regional Apparel Mart as a Service Industry: Measurements of Buyer Perceptions
• Maher, P.M. & Slocum, A.C. Freedom in Dress: Legal Sanctions
• Deegan, A.C. Archaeological Textile Evidence for Historic Costume Study: Louisiana Tiger Rifles 1861
• Marshall, R. Developing a Learning Hierarchy for Clothing Construction: Phase I

Volume 6, Issue 1

• Hamilton, J.A. Dress as a Cultural Sub-System: A Unifying Metatheory for Clothing and Textiles
• Davis, L.L. Consumer Use of Label Information in Ratings of Clothing Quality and Clothing Fashionability
• Morganosky, M.A. Aesthetic, Function, and Fashion Consumer Values: Relationships to Other Values and Demographics
• Cassill, N.L. & Drake, M.F. Apparel Selection Criteria Related to Female Consumers' Lifestyle
• Heitmeyer, J.R. & Neil, M. Renewed Focus on Learning Through Cognitivie Learning Styles in Fashion Merchandising Programs
• Cheek, L., Wilcock, A., and Hsu, L. Improving the Appearance of Direct-Dyed Cotton Fabric with Neps through Sodium Hydroxide Pretreatments
• Blouin, D., Belleau, B., Kelley, E., Romaine, R., Jungeilges, J. & Thomas, K. Sex-role Differences in Appropriate Multiple-role Attire

Volume 6, Issue 2

• Shim, S. & Drake, M.F. Apparel Selection by Employed Women: A Typology of Information Search Patterns
• Forsythe, S.M. Effect of Clothing Masculinity on Perceptions of Managerial Traits: Does Gender of the Perceiver Make a Difference?
• Chowdhary, U. Instructor's Attire As a Biasing Factor in Students' Ratings of an Instructor
• Workman, J.E. Trait Inferences Based on Perceived Ownership of Designer, Brand Name, or Store Brand Jeans
• Belleau, B.D., Miller, K.A. & Church, G.E. Maternity Career Apparel and Perceived Job Effectiveness
• Kean, R.C., Mehlhoff, C. & Sorensen, R. Using the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator to Assess Student Needs
• Behling, D.C. & Wilch, J. Perceptions of Branded Clothing by Male Consumers

Volume 6, Issue 3

• Heisey, F.L., Brown, P. & Johnson, R.F. Three-Dimensional Pattern Drafting: A Theoretical Framework
• Asche, K. & Crews, P.C. An Evaluation of Antioxidants for the Conservation of Museum Textiles
• Dickerson, K.G. The Textile Sector as a Special GATT Case
• Hilliker, J.A.S. & Rogers, J.C. Color Analysis in the Marketplace
• Garner, M.B. & Buckley, H.M. Clothing and Textiles Curriculum Content Needed for Success in Fashion Marketing Careers
• Paek, S.L. & Winson, H.B. Effect of Varying the Twist Multiplier of Open-End Yarn on Pilling and Other Fabric Properties
• Carver, M.N. Formaldehyde Emission Rates from Carpeting in the Home Environment
• Richards, L. The Appearance of Youthful Subculture: A Theoretical Perspective on Deviance
• Atkins, T.V. & Jenkins, M.C. Imported Versus U.S.-Produced Ladies' Sportswear: Retail Buyers' Attitudes and Practices

Volume 6, Issue 4

• Tolbert, S., Sternquist, B., & Davis, B. Retail Buyers: Perceptions of the Apparel Industry "Buy American" Campaign
• Kwon, Y. Effects of Situational and Individual Influences on the Selection of Daily Clothing
• DeLong, M.R. & Minshall, B.C. Categorization of Forms of Dress
• Sheldon, G.J. The Impact of Technology on Apparel Designer Training
• Trautman, P. & Bartsch, D. Probate Documents: American Costume History Research
• Rucker, M., Branson, D., Nelson, C., Olson, W., Slocum, A., & Stone, J. Farm Families' Attitudes and Practices Regarding Pesticide Application and Protective Clothing: A Five-State Comparison
• Hogge, V.E., Baer, M. & Kang-Park, J. Clothing for Elderly and Non-Elderly Men: A Comparison of Preferences, Perceived Availability and Fitting Problems
• Ziegert, B. & Keil, G. Stretch Fabric Interaction with Action Wearables: Defining a Body Contouring Pattern System

Volume 7, Issue 1

• Tribute to Marjory L. Joseph
• Bruner, G.C. Singles and Sex-Roles: Are There Differences in the Clothing Prepurchase Process?
• Watkins, S.M. Using the Design Process to Teach Functional Apparel Design
• O'Bannon, P.B. Perceived Risk and Information Sources Used by Wheelchair-Bound Consumers in Clothing Purchase Decisions
• Chowdhary, U. Self-Esteem, Age Identification, and Media Exposure of the Elderly and Their Relationship to Fashionability
• Winakor, G. Research in Fashion Merchandising - The Need for a Theoretical Base
• Nelson, C., Rucker, M., Branson, D., Olson, W., Slocum, A. & Stone, J. Farm Families: Attitudes and Practices Regarding Pesticide Application and Protective Clothing: A Five-State Comparison Part 2: Launderer Data
• Koch, K.E. & Dickey, L.E. The Feminist in the Workplace: Applications to a Contextual Study of Dress
• Pannabecker, R.K. The Cultural Authentication of Ribbon: Use and Test of a Concept

Volume 7, Issue 2

• Wall, M. & Dickerson, K. Free Trade Between Canada and the United States: Implications for Clothing and Textiles
• Morganosky, M.A. & Postlewait, D.S. Consumers' Evaluations of Apparel Form, Expression, and Aesthetic Quality
• Hamilton, J.A. & Hamilton, J.W. Dress as a Reflection and Sustainer of Social Reality: A Cross-Cultural Perspective
• Nagasawa, R., Kaiser, S.B. & Hutton, S.S. Theoretical Development in Clothing and Textiles: Are We Stuck in the Concrete?
• Hsu, L.H. & Cheek, L. Dimensional Stability of Ramie, Cotton and Rayon Knit Fabrics
• Sibley, L.R. & Jakes, K.A. Etowah Textile Remains and Cultural Context: A Model for Inference
• Kaiser, S.B. Clothing and the Social Organization of Gender Perception: A Developmental Approach

Volume 7, Issue 3

• Norum, P.S. & Clark, L.A. A Comparison of Quality and Retail Price of Domestically Produced and Imported Blazers
• Fairhurst, A.E., Good, L.K. & Gentry, J.W. Fashion Involvement: An Instrument Validation Procedure
• Baugh, D.F. & Davis, L.L. The Effect of Store Image on Consumers' Perceptions of Designer and Private Label Clothing
• Rabolt, N.J. & Forney, J.C. Contemporary Saudi Arabian Women's Dress
• Avery, C. E. Profiling the Career Development of Women Fashion Merchandising Graduates: A Beginning
• Shim, S. & Drake, M.F. Information Search in the Purchase of Employment Apparel: A Synthesis of Two Theories
• Belleau, B.D. & Didier, J.T. Computer Technology Use by Louisiana Apparel Manufacturers
• Collier, B.J., Paulins, V.A. & Collier, J.R. Effects of Interfacing Type on Shear and Drape Behavior of Apparel Fabrics
• Butler, S. & Roesel, K. The Influence of Dress on Students' Perceptions of Teacher Characteristics
• Forsythe, S.M. & Thomas, J.B. Natural, Synthetic, and Blended Fiber Contents: An Investigation of Consumer Preferences and Perceptions

Volume 7, Issue 4

• Crews, P.C. Effectiveness of Dye Setting Treatment on Cotton Fabrics Dyed with Direct, Reactive, and Vat Dyes
• Shim, S., Morris, N.J. & Morgan, G.A. Attitudes Toward Imported and Domestic Apparel Among College Students: The Fishbein Model and External Variables
• Goudge, B.S. & Littrell, M.A. Attributions for Job Acquisition: Job Skills, Dress, and Luck of Female Job Applicants
• Brandt, B. & Cory, E.M. Garments Worn by Production Workers in Cleanrooms: A Needs Assessment
• Sternquist, B., Tolbert, S. & Davis, B. Imported Apparel: Retail Buyers; Reasons for Foreign Procurement
• Lennon, S.J. & Davis, L.L. Clothing and Human Behavior from a Social Cognitive Framework Part I: Theoretical Perspectives
• Lind, C. Future Needs for Faculty in Clothing and Textiles

Volume 8, Issue 1

• Lennon, S.J. & Davis, L.L. Clothing and Human Behavior from a Social Cognitive Framework Part II: The Stages of Social Cognition
• Fiorito, S.S. & Fairhurst, A.E. Buying for the Small Apparel Retail Store: Job Content Across Four Merchandise Categories
• Lewis, L. & Johnson, K.K.P. Effects of Dress, Cosmetics, Sex of Subject, and Causal Inference on Attribution of Victim Responsibility
• Kean, R.C. & Levin, C.O. Orientations Toward Home Sewing
• Danielson, D.R. The Changing Figure Ideal in Fashion Illustration
• Chowdhary, U. Fashion Information Seeking by Younger and Older Consumers
• Stone, L.C. & Cassill, N.L. Retail Buyers' Saleability Judgments: A Comparison of Merchandise Categories
• Forum (Letters)

Volume 8, Issue 2

• Damhorst, M.L. In Search of a Common Thread: Classification of Information Communicated Through Dress
• Eckman, M., Damhorst, M.L. & Kadolph, S.J. Toward a Model of the In-Store Purchase Decision Process: Consumer Use of Criteria for Evaluating Women's Apparel
• Gibson, L.A. & Balkwell, C. Effects of Harmony Between Personal and Apparel Coloring on Perceptions of a Woman's Employment Potential
• Fair, N.B., Hamilton, J.A. & Norum, P.S. Textile Knowledge for Merchandising Professionals: Significance for Pedagogy in Clothing and Textiles
• Cheek, L. Dyeing and Colorfastness Characteristics of Direct-Dyed Ramie in Comparison to Flax and Cotton
• LaBat, K.L. & DeLong, M.R. Body Cathexis and Satisfaction with Fit of Apparel
• Winakor, G., Beck, M.S. & Park, S. Using Geometric Models to Develop a Pattern for the Lower Bodice
• Slaybaugh, J., Littrell, M.A. & Farrell-Beck, J. Consumers of Hmong Textiles

Volume 8, Issue 3

• Summers, T.A. & Wozniak, P.J. Discount Store Patronage Preferences of Rural and Urban women
• Collier, B.J. & Collier, J.R. CAD/CAM in the Textile and Apparel Industry
• Pannabecker, R.K. Linking Anthropology and History in Textiles and Clothing Research: The Ethnohistorical Method
• Workman, J.E. Effects of Fiber Content Labeling on Perception of Apparel Characteristics
• Giddings, V.L. & Boles, J.F. Comparison of the Anthropometry of Black Males and White Males with Implications for Pants Fit
• Shim, S. & Morgan, G.A. Predicting Students' Attitudes and Satisfactions: Implications for Strategic Planning in Higher Education
• Forney, J.C., Rosen, D.M. & Orzechowski, J.M. Domestic Versus Overseas Apparel Production: Dialogue with San Francisco-Based Manufacturers
• Daters, C.M. Importance of Clothing and Self-Esteem Among Adolescents
• Christman, L.A. & Branson, D.H. Influence of Physical Disability and Dress of Female Job Applicants on Interviewers
• Wilson, L.E. & Franck, L.M. "She had a Web of Cloth to Weave": Women's Role in 19th-Century Textile Production

Volume 8, Issue 4

• Francis, Sally K. Effect of Economic Stress on Perceived Clothing Deprivation Among High School Students
• Woodson, E.M. & Horridge, P.E. Apparel Sizing as it Relates to Women Age Sixty-five Plus
• Hamilton, J.A. & Dickerson, K.G. The Social and Economic Cost and Payoffs of Industrialization in International Textile/Apparel Trade
• Heisey, F.L. Perceived Quality and Predicted Price: Use of the Minimum Information Environment in Evaluating Apparel
• Seitz, V.A. & Massey, T.K. The Acceptability of Catalogs for Apparel Purchases
• Johnson, K.K.P. Impressions of Personality Based on Body Forms: An Application of Hillestad's Model of Appearance
• Hamilton, J.A. "The Silk Worms of the East Must be Pillaged": The Cultural Foundations of Mass Fashion
• Workman, J.E. Status Characteristics Theory: An Application to Clothing Research
• Lawson, L & Lorentzen, D. Selected Sports Bras: Comparisons of Comfort and Support
• Laughlin, J. & Gold, R.E. Water Hardness, Detergent Type, and Prewash Product Use as Factors Affecting Methyl Parathion Residue Retained in Protective Apparel Fabrics

Volume 9, Issue 1

• Gaskill, L.R. & Sibley, L.R. Mentoring Relationships for Women in Retailing: Prevalence, Perceived Importance, and Characteristics
• Rogers, J.C. & Lutz, S.L. Quality Indicators Used by Retail Buyers in the Purchase of Women's Sportswear
• Shim, S. & Drake, M.F. Consumer Intention to Purchase Apparel by Mail Order: Beliefs, Attitudes, and Decision Process Variables
• Rothenberg, A. & Sobel, R.S. A Creative Process in the Art of Costume Design
• Douglas, S.U. & Morganosky, M.A. Textile and Apparel Industry Support for the Crafted with Pride Campaign: A Systems Perspective
• Morganosky, M.A. Store and Brand Type Influences on the Perception of Apparel Quality: A Congruity Theory Approach
• Lowe, E.D. & Lowe, J.W.G. Velocity of the Fashion Process in Women's Formal Evening Dress, 1789-1980
• Cassill, N. Employment Orientation of Women as a Market Segmentation Variable for Apparel

Volume 9, Issue 2

• Forsythe, S.M. Effect of Private, Designer, and National Brand Names on Shoppers' Perception of Apparel Quality and Price
• Johnson, J.S., Littrell, M.A. & Reilly, R. Consumers of Customized Sewing Services
• Shim, S. & Kotsiopulos, A. Big and Tall Men as Apparel Shoppers: Consumer Characteristics and Shopping Behavior
• Hamilton, J.A. Mass Fashion as Threat in Context and Concept
• Daneshvary, R. Recognition Effectiveness of Comic Strip Advertising for Small Retail Firms
• Dickerson, K.G., Dalecki, M. & Meyer, M. A State Apparel Industry Needs Assessment: Special Concerns for Rural Economies
• Workman, J.E., Searching for Visual Inconsistencies: A Method for Analyzing Unity in Apparel Design
• Rabolt, N.J. FFACT vs RITAC: Sorting out the Textile Import Players
• Blanchard, R.T., Feather, B.L. & Wilson, L. Design Characteristics and Inspiration Sources of Depression Era Quilts

Volume 9, Issue 3

• Caldwell, L.F. & Workman, J.E. Retailers' Perceptions of the Effects of Garment Complexity on Interest in Customized Patterns
• Dickerson, K.G. & Dalecki, M. Apparel Manufacturers' Perceptions of Supplier-Retailer Relationships
• Han, Y.K., Morgan, G.A., Kotsiopulos, A. & Kang-Park, J. Impulse Buying Behavior of Apparel Purchasers
• Oliver, B.A. & Mahoney, M.Y. The Clothing and Textiles Research Journal: An Empirical Examination
• O'Neal, G.S. & Lapitsky, M. Effects of Clothing as Nonverbal Communication on Credibility of the Message Source
• Shim, S., Kotsiopulos, A. & Knoll, D.S. Body Cathexis, Clothing Attitude, and Their Relations to Clothing and Shopping Behavior Among Male Consumers
• Thomas, J.B., Cassill, N.L. & Forsythe, S.M. Underlying Dimensions of Apparel Involvement in Consumers' Purchase Decisions
• Wilson, L.E. "I was a pretty proud kid": An Interpretation of Differences in Posed and Unposed Photographs of Montana Cowboys
• Radeloff, D.J. Psychological Types, Color Attributes, and Color Preferences of Clothing, Textiles, and Design Students

Volume 9, Issue 4

• Behling, D.U. & Williams, E.A. Influence of Dress on Perception of Intelligence and Expectations of Scholastic Achievement
• Forsythe, S., Butler, S. & Kim. M.S. Fashion Adoption: Theory and Pragmatics
• Brandt, B. & Otten, P. Assessment of Comfort and Particle Containment in Cleanroom Hood Assemblies
• Horne, L, & Winakor, G. A Conceptual Framework for the Gift-Giving Process: Implications for Clothing
• Reich, N. & Otten, P. Clothing and Dressing Needs of People with Arthritis
• Kwon, Y. The Influence of the Perception of Mood and Self-Consciousness on the Selection of Clothing
• Markee, N., Hatch, K.L., French, S.N., Maibach, H.I. & Wester, R. Effect of Exercise Garment Fabric and Environment on Cutaneous Conditions of Human Subjects
• Richards, L. A Theoretical Analysis of Nonverbal Communication and Victim Selection for Sexual Assualt

Volume 10, Issue 1

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Volume 12, Issue 1

Volume 13, Issue 1

Volume 14, Issue 1

Volume 15, Issue 1

Volume 16, Issue 1

Volume 17, Issue 1

Volume 18, Issue 1

Volume 19, Issue 1

Volume 20, Issue 1

Volume 21, Issue 1

Volume 22, Issue 1/2 - Focused Issue on Design & Aesthetics in Textiles and Apparel

Volume 23, Issue 1

Volume 24, Issue 1

• Knight, D.K., Crutsinger, C. & Kim, H. The Impact of Retail Work Experience, Career Expectation, and Job Satisfaction on Retail Career Intention
• Oh, H. & Jasper, C.R. Processing of Apparel Advertisements: Application and Extension of Elaboration Likelihood Model
• Lee, S. & Littrell, M.A. Marketing Cultural Products on the Internet: Targeting Cultural Creatives
• Chattaraman, V & Rudd, N. Preferences for Aesthetic Attributes in Clothing as a Function of Body Image, Body Cathexis and Body Size

Volume 24, Issue 2 - Focused Issue on Garment Fit

• Ulrich, P.V. & Bryant, N.O. Focused Issue on Fit: Introduction and Dedication to Nancy Staples
• Bye, E., LaBat, K.L. & DeLong, M.R. Analysis of Body Measurement Systems for Apparel
• Connell, L.J., Ulrich, P.V., Brannon, E.L., Alexander, M. & Presley, A.B. Body Shape Assessment Scale: Instrument Development for Analyzing Female Figures
• Salusson, C.J., Borkowski, J.J., Reich, N. & Goldsberry, E. An Alternative Approach to Sizing Apparel for Women 55 and Older
• Griffey, J.V. & Ashdown, S.P. Development of an Automated Process for the Creation of a Basic Skirt Block Pattern from 3D Body Scan Data
• Ashdown, S.P. & Dunne, L. A Study of Automated Custom Fit: Readiness of the Technology for the Apparel Industry
• Ashdown, S.P. & O'Connell, E.K. Comparison of Test Protocols for Judging the Fit of Mature Women's Apparel
• Schofield, N.A., Ashdown, S.P., Hethorn, J, LaBat, K. & Salusso, C.J. Improving Pant Fit for Women 55 and Older Through an Exploration of Two Pant Shapes
• Kidd, L.K. A Case Study: Creating Special Occasion Garments for Young Women with Special Needs

Volume 24, Issue 3 - Focused Issue on Social Responsibility: Part 1

• Dickson, M.A., Rudd, N.A. & Lennon, S.J. Focused Social Responsibility: Part 1
• Dickson, M.A. & Eckman, M. Social Responsibility: The Concept as Defined by Apparel and Textile Scholars
• Littrell, M.A. & Dickson, M.A. Employment With a Socially Responsible Business: Worker Capabilities and Quality of Life
• Strawn, S. & Littrell, M.A. Beyond Capabilities: A Case Study of Three Artisan Enterprises in India
• Marcketti, S.B. & Parsons, J.L. Design Piracy and Self-Regulation: The Fashion Originators' Guild of America, 1932-1941
• Park, H. & Lennon, S.J. The Organization Factors Influencing Socially Responsible Apparel Buying/Sourcing
• Chen, H, & Burns, L.D. Environmental Analysis of Textile Products
• Hawley, J.M. Digging for Diamonds: A Conceptual Framework for Understanding Reclaimed Textile Products