HELP PLS FOR BRAINLSITI Directions : You are in charge of new products at the clothing company ThreadMeister. The company is making plans to design and release a brand-new product. Analyze the consumer-data table below to decide what type of product it will be (jacket, shoes, hat, pants, shirt, or something else) and what details it will include. Then draw or paste in a picture of what your product will look like.

(Part 1: Consumer Data)
The data shows...

Most customers come to ThreadMeister
to buy jackets.

Many ThreadMeister customers also shop
for hats, scarves, and boots.

Most jackets that are bought in general
are dark in color: blue, black, or charcoal.

The majority of ThreadMeister customers
live outside of cities and in colder climates.

What might this mean for your new product?

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