Environment, Ethics, And A Cold Evaluation Of Human Endeavour: This Week In Fashion Technology
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Environment, Ethics, And A Cold Evaluation Of Human Endeavour: This Week In Fashion Technology

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?
Shifting The Burden Of Sustainability: This Week In Fashion Technology
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Shifting The Burden Of Sustainability: This Week In Fashion Technology

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.
Fashion’s Outsize Contribution To Climate Change, And The New Retail Experience: This Week In Fashion Technology
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Fashion’s Outsize Contribution To Climate Change, And The New Retail Experience: This Week In Fashion Technology

With a newly-released report underlining the scale, speed, and severity of climate change, fashion will yet again be called on to account for its significant environmental footprint. And as the industry begins to reckon with the idea of making less product, technology could become fundamental to delivering a new retail experience.
Podcast: Sneakers, Sustainability & The Secondary Market
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Podcast: Sneakers, Sustainability & The Secondary Market

The Interline talks to the CEO of The Edit LDN about why technology is underpinning the secondary market for high end streetwear and sneakers - and why circular resale platforms could be a proving ground for fashion's wider digital transformation.
Preparing For Transparency With A Flexible Value Chain, Backed By Data
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Preparing For Transparency With A Flexible Value Chain, Backed By Data

Across the entire, multi-tier, fashion supply chain, brands and their partners are now required to substantiate sustainability initiatives with evidence. The first building block for that disclosure will be rearchitecting relationships to run on data rather than trust and intuition.
Standards, Sizing, and Sustainability: This Week In Fashion Technology
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Standards, Sizing, and Sustainability: This Week In Fashion Technology

The status quo for the fashion industry continues to shape-shift: environmental regulations are on the horizon for the EU, secondary markets are attracting heightened attention, new initiatives and data are benchmarking the scale of recycling and repair, and fresh sizing and cultural standards for brands are being imposed.
Tech Talent, AR, and Resale: This Week In Fashion Technology
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Tech Talent, AR, and Resale: This Week In Fashion Technology

As talent flows out of the big tech industry, the lure of addressing some of fashion’s long-standing problems could spark the next generation of solutions. Augmented reality becomes the latest big-picture technology to get anchored in practicality. The secondary market continues to grow. And The Interline checks in after a busy quarter of industry events.
Introducing, Measuring, And Managing SROI
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Introducing, Measuring, And Managing SROI

As the global mandate for verifiable sustainability grows, and enhanced scrutiny breaks through environmental and ethical commitments that aren't backed by data, fashion needs to recognise the importance of sustainability as a return on investment.