Abstract

This research paper explores the relationship between socioeconomic status and clothing patterns among working women in Nagpur, focusing on the factors that influence their fashion choices. The study uses a mixed-methods approach, involving surveys and interviews, to gather data from a diverse sample of women across different socioeconomic strata. Key variables such as income levels, education, and occupation are identified, and their impact on the types of clothing favored by working women is explored. The study also examines the intersection of traditional norms and modern influences in shaping clothing choices. The findings will contribute to sociological and cultural studies, offering a deeper understanding of the relationship between socioeconomic status and clothing patterns. It may also have practical implications for businesses in the fashion industry, providing a better understanding of their target audience and potential market growth opportunities. The research aims to provide a nuanced perspective on the intersectionality of socioeconomic status and clothing choices among working women in Nagpur, contributing to a broader discourse on gender, culture, and economic dynamics.

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