Article: SA increases fall ad bucks. (fall 1992 advertising by Seventh Avenue apparel makers)

NEW YORK -- Apparel makers have some good news for the publishing industry.

This fall's ad budgets at a number of major firms will show increases of 10 percent to more than 30 percent -- and most of that money is going into national print campaigns, supplemented by outdoor advertising.

Guess Inc. has increased its ad budget 25 percent for the second half, said a spokeswoman. Although she declined to reveal Guess's budget, industry sources say the company spends about $20 million a year in advertising its apparel divisions.

For fall, the company has added such publication as Volume, a hip hop music publication, and Esquire.

The fall ...

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