Amplifying Voices: Alvanon announces OPEN CALL for 3D Tech Fest speaker proposals, adjudicated by a panel of industry experts, journalists, practitioners, and researchers
From the interrelationship of speed and resilience, to the risks of AI, we pick the top three cross-industry trends from McKinsey's State of Organizations 2023 report and consider how they might manifest in fashion’s near-term future.
FastReactPlan has been selected to digitize production processes and provide a highly visual, single source of planning information that will increase production efficiencies, improve OTDP and eliminate cross-departmental firefighting.
Sustainability is the watchword for marketing this week, but despite two milestone dates aligning, fashion still has a deeply troubled relationship with not just the environment, but the human beings who bring its products to market. What’s going to happen when AI forces the industry to confront that relationship much closer to home?
The diverse textile and clothing manufacturer was also able to unlock capacity to take on additional orders; and increased staff motivation due to the implementation of a fair and achievable performance system.
Pulled between growth and profit, and occasionally made into a political football to be kicked across continents, fashion continues to be asked to make hard choices in an unpredictable climate. How might technology help?
Following an international call for proposals, six innovative research and development (R&D) partnership projects have been selected to participate in the second round of the New Landscapes: Fashion, Textiles and Technology (FTT) Catalyst R&D Grant Scheme.
Fashion technology solutions are more diverse, more capable, and more accessible than ever. But when there's something for everyone, how do you find the right fit for you?
With brands on the hunt for new ways to engage and delight consumers, two different approaches to product exploration and discovery present the possible faces of the future of fashion retail.
TrusTrace is currently supporting several of the world’s largest fashion brands with data collection for UFLPA compliance, and the Kharon partnership will help strengthen processes around risk identification and validation.
Consumer appetite for sustainable fashion is growing, but it’s not growing quickly enough. Brands and retailers, already wrestling to unpick their supply chains, could now be asked to pick up the yoke of pre-consumer interventions at both the practical and behavioural levels.
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