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New Look’s ‘Kind to Our Core’ Sustainability program aims to reduce its carbon footprint by encouraging suppliers to track emissions, among other goals.
The shift towards sustainable shopping could be having an impact on Black Friday sales. At the same time, a new use case for AI could help in the development of innovative materials in the fashion industry.
Re_Count helps customers shop and care for their clothes more intentionally by sharing data insights to explore fashion and care habits with actionable tips that could cut emissions per wear by up to 50%.
We talk to Gonçalo Cruz about the definition of sustainability - from environmental and social metrics, to repeatable business models - and why part of the solution could lie in making more effective use of what fashion already has available.
Climate change is having drastic effects on supply chains in many of fashion’s main manufacturing hubs, and recent evidence shows that Europe is no exception. What does this mean for brands and suppliers in terms of protecting their people as well as securing their products’ routes to market?
We talk to Eric Linxwiler of TradeBeyond about why supply chain data fragmentation is preventing brands from seeing the bigger picture of sustainability.
Coats is a world leader in thread manufacturing and structural components for apparel and footwear, as well as an innovative pioneer in performance materials.
Fashion accessories retailer partners with Centric Software to drive expansion across brands; Todomoda & Isadora and get closer to consumers with assortment optimization.
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