Who Should Lead On Fabric Digitisation? Brands, Factories Or Mills?
With digital product creation still top of mind for brands and their suppliers, who should shoulder the burden and the opportunity of digitisation?
Centric Software and Vizoo Integration Establishes 3D Materials Hub
Materials digitization platform and Centric solution suite integrate to streamline supplier co-creation and enhance 3D asset libraries
Centric Software
Six UK and overseas small business partnerships in sustainable fashion, textiles and technology R&D programme
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.
Introducing The Tech Hub: Find Your Fashion Technology Fit
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?
Why Professional Development And Technology Are Becoming Inseparable In Fashion
For fashion to face new challenges and seize new possibilities, the industry needs the right professionals, with the right digital and traditional skills. Growing those skills is now a top priority.
Searching For Solutions
Uniting the two worlds of digital and physical material creation.
Cotton Incorporated
URL To IRL And Back Again: How Digital Fabric Twins Are Defining Fashion’s New Trajectories
With fashion passing the tipping point for digital product creation, more people than ever are joining the 3D / DPC journey in both directions - from digital to real, and vice versa. This is fast making digital fabrics one of the most important parts of fashion's creative and commercial futures.
DPC Conversations: Pierre Maheut, Director Strategic Initiatives and Partnerships, 3D & Immersive, Adobe
Digital product creation and 3D workflows are now open to anyone, putting a huge amount of power in creators' hands. We talk to Adobe to explore what this means for the next generation of fashion designers.
New Material, New Method: Why Fashion Needs Next-Generation Factories
Fashion's digital transformation has so far left material development, sourcing, and production relatively untouched. But as traditional manufacturing falls further behind the rest of the industry's evolution, the argument for new methods and new materials grows stronger.
DPC Conversations: Victor Chao, CEO, Frontier
To meet the growing demand for digital fabrics, fashion will need to find ways of digitising at speed and at source. Scaling raw scanning throughput is one approach, but one company is proposing something smarter.
Vizoo GmbH Is Launching The New xTex A4 Hardware: The Next Generation Of Materials Scanners
A re-designed version of their market-leading xTex A4 scanners will help Vizoo to meet the high demand for material digitization technology worldwide.
Vizoo
Sharing A Vision For Smart, Sustainable Fashion
As technology becomes a bigger fixture at institutional industry events, fashion is finding new sources of support in adjusting to the demands of digital transformation.
DPC Conversations: Renate Eder, Chief Commercial Officer, Vizoo
Digitising fabric catalogues and transforming supplier-brand sourcing relationships is a huge-scale task combining software and hardware. We talk to a leader in both areas about what it means to steer fashion through uncharted waters.
Vizoo
Smart Fashion Tech: The Way To Boost Brand Ethos
From adding service layers to garments, to building entirely new channels between brands and consumers, wearable fashion technology will see renewed interest in 2023.