Recent trends in the clothing industry have suggested that more clothing is being produced more quickly and cheaply than in the past; styles can go from the runway to stores in as little as three weeks. While most experts have focused on minimizing the time this process takes, True Clothing has in fact made efforts to take longer to produce its clothing. Which of the following would, if true, most help to explain the strategy of True Clothing referred to above? ['Some items of clothing can be worn in different ways to create different styles, depending on the individual consumers.', 'The sales of well-made clothing, which takes longer to produce, are less likely to fluctuate in different market conditions.', 'Companies with large market shares in the clothing industry tend to be less concerned with industrial trends.', 'Clothing once produced only for adult consumers is increasingly being produced for teenagers.']