Weight is another problem with UK textiles. The UK tend to use heavier fabrics that Americans like, even though their winter climate is harsher, they prefer warmth without weight.
              The use of colour varies according to climate as well as fashion. This is not a problem with these two products but it might be with other more colourful products. In New York there are many different colours around in the summer but in the Winter the range is smaller and darker, comfortable colours are preferred.
              Another factor that would need to be considered is the fabric needs. Many people in America do not line dry their clothes. So the fabrics used will need to be easily tumble-dried. Many of New Look's products can be tumble-dried so this should not be too much of a problem for them.
             It is important when trading in New York that the product is different from its competitors. Both of the products I am looking at are unique, as both are very English products. The denim jacket has patterns of faded denim on it, which makes it very fashionable in the UK and different in the US market. This is important when duty and shipping will have to be added to the cost of the product. New Look need to make sure that it will still be value for money and competitively priced alongside domestically produced products. If the product is unique and interesting enough
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