We live in a time where mass production is the norm. From cars to clothing to flooring, the ability to produce items on a large scale has revolutionized the way we live. However, not everyone wants the same thing, leading to a significant issue: excess production. A major factor influencing consumer choices is color. Whether you’re buying a new car, a pair of pants, or flooring for your home, the color often plays a critical role in your decision. If you need a new pair of black pants, it doesn't matter how much they discount the orange ones—you want black. Similarly, when purchasing a vehicle, you might find the perfect model with all the features you need, but if it’s in a color you dislike, you probably won't buy it. This preference for specific colors leads to a lot of unsold inventory in less popular shades.
