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Characteristics: Retailers that focus on sustainable practices, fair trade, and socially responsible production. Examples: Patagonia, Everlane, People Tree.

Characteristics: Retailers where used apparel is sold on behalf of the original owner, who then receives a percentage of the selling price. Examples: The RealReal, ThredUP, Poshmark (online).

Characteristics: A retailer's primary location, which carries the most extensive merchandise, displays brand concepts, and offers a premium experience. Examples: Apple's flagship stores, Nike flagship stores, H&M flagship in Times Square.

Characteristics: Part of a retail network of similar shops that share a brand and central management, often with standardized business methods and practices. Examples: Gap, Uniqlo, Aldo.

Characteristics: Small, exclusive shops offering specialized and fashionable clothing. Examples: ModCloth, Reformation, local high-end boutiques.

Characteristics: Retail stores that sell discounted merchandise that may be overstock or from past seasons. Examples: Nike Factory Store, Coach Outlet, T.J. Maxx.

Characteristics: Retailers that offer high-end, luxury fashion items and accessories. Examples: Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Gucci.

Characteristics: Very large superstores that combine a supermarket with a department store. Examples: Walmart, Target, Carrefour.

Characteristics: Large retail establishments that offer a wide range of products including fashion, home goods, and beauty. Examples: Macy's, Nordstrom, Bloomingdale's.

Characteristics: Retailers focused on a specific fashion niche, such as sports apparel, children's clothing, or plus-size fashion. Examples: Lululemon, Gap Kids, Torrid.

Characteristics: Retail outlets that sell secondhand clothes, many of which are donated, often for the benefit of charity. Examples: Value Village, Savers, local not-for-profits.

Characteristics: Retailers that sell products at lower prices than traditional retail outlets or MSRP (Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price). Examples: Walmart, Dollar General, Big Lots.

Characteristics: Stores that are commonly found on the main streets of towns and cities, offering a wide range of products at competitive prices. Examples: Topshop, River Island, Zara.

Characteristics: Retailers that operate exclusively online with no physical storefronts. Examples: ASOS, Zappos, Boohoo.

Characteristics: Retailers specializing in rapidly produced, trendy clothing that takes inspiration from runway or celebrity culture. Examples: H&M, Zara, Forever 21.

Characteristics: Temporary retail spaces that open for a short duration to take advantage of a trend or seasonal demand. Examples: Halloween costume stores, seasonal fashion collaborations.

Characteristics: Stores that buy and sell pre-owned clothing. Examples: Goodwill, Salvation Army, Buffalo Exchange.

Characteristics: Retailers located in airports, train stations, or along highways, tailored to the needs of travelers. Examples: Duty-free shops, Hudson News, airport branded stores.

Characteristics: A retail environment where customers can view and try products but orders are fulfilled via direct shipment from a warehouse. Examples: Bonobos Guideshop, Warby Parker, Tesla stores.