Push Performance Without Pushing The Planet
Combined, digital materials and machine learning could offer a route to more sustainable research and development. Provided the playing field is kept even.
Nearshoring & On-Demand – Short-Lived Disruption, or Long-Term Transformation?
Sourcing patterns changed in the wake of COVID. Now the question is whether producing more sustainably, closer to home, is going to continue, or whether fashion is going to spring back to its old shape.
How Fashion’s Original Fibre Is Coming Full Circle
Cotton’s circularity journey could be a framework for fashion’s broader reckoning with its environmental impact.
Interline Identities: Sandra Capponi, Co-Founder, Good On You
Consumer sentiment is one of the driving forces behind the demand for more sustainable fashion. But comparing brands like-for-like required a different approach to data gathering and discovery.
New Raw Material Is The New Black
Fashion’s reliance on synthetic materials is undermining its push for sustainability. This exclusive op-ed examines the issue, and explains why the time has come to recognise the right bio-based fibres as viable alternatives, not just experiments.
The Crucial First Step Towards More Sustainable Supply Chains: Better Data Management
Disconnected systems, a lack of detail and a willingness to let manufacturing happen out of sight are undermining progress towards improvements in the apparel sector. Better data management is key to changing this.
The Digital Thread: Informing Your Sustainability Decisions
Every product has a digital thread. Pull on it, and public sustainability commitments start to unravel. But there are tools that can turn supply chain risks into sustainable opportunities.
Interline Identities: Arthur Kononuk, Co-Founder, tentree
Why one of the standard-bearers for sustainable fashion believes in starting small.
The Secret To Sustainability Is Not Narrowing It Down
The meaning of sustainability is well-defined. The best way to respond to it is less clear. But evaluating the bigger picture is essential for ongoing action.
Creating Digital Materials With Designers In Mind
Digital materials are essential to digital product creation, which means it’s vital they’re built with creative designers in mind. But what does that actually mean?
Are Digital Materials Headed For Their Own Streaming Wars?
As the popularity of digital materials explodes, competing commercial interests could get in the way of realising their true benefits. This article considers a different, more democratic approach to digitisation.
Transformation: Digital engines need Digital Drivers
Why survival means balancing cashflows with digital transformation. And why the right talent is crucial to walking the tightrope.
Why Digital Materials Matter – And What’s Standing In Their Way
Building a digital product creation workflow relies on digital materials that behave identically to their physical counterparts. The technologies are in place to make this happen, but as an industry we still need to slot the pieces together.
Reborn Digital: Could Cotton Carve A Path For A New Generation Of Materials?
As the material most synonymous with fashion’s history, cotton’s future could herald a fundamental shift in the industry’s approach to digital materials.
Bringing The Future Of Production Forward
In light of constant supply chain scandals and the need to control cost, quality, and speed in an uncertain world, the factory of the future isn’t just a possibility for tomorrow – it’s a necessity today.
Learn How Increased Visibility on the Factory Floor Enables Supply Chain Agility
There is a stronger need than ever for brands and retailers to align their production with demand. Doing so requires visibility and transparency – two things that shop-floor control technology could provide.
The Full Fashion-Tech Spectrum
Throughout 2020 and into 2021, we will be covering the following hot fashion technology topics:
