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Max-Josef Meier and José Neves: Shaping the Future of Fashion E-Commerce
The fashion industry has undergone a digital revolution in recent years, with e-commerce platforms transforming how consumers discover, shop for, and interact with fashion. Two entrepreneurs at the forefront of this change are Max-Josef Meier, co-founder of Stylight, and José Neves, founder of Farfetch. Their innovative approaches have left indelible marks on the landscape of online fashion retail.
Digital Product Passports adopted by Four Fashion Brands
In January 2024 PicoNext announced new customer momentum in Digital Product Passports, with a collection of four fashion retailers across the globe adopting the technology to provide increased transparency into their sustainability efforts. The boutique clothing brands are using a combination of blockchain- and cloud-based Digital Product Passports to detail environmental and social attributes of their products, avoiding “greenwashing” and backing their sustainability programs with data.
How to Get Your Product Into Retail Stores
You could wish to consider selling your new line of items or products to local businesses or even chain stores, specialty stores, and large retailers now that you've finished creating them.
Fashion retailer Gap will close all company-owned stores in Europe
Gap is reportedly considering closing all company-owned stores in Europe. Uninspiring product ranges and heavy discounting leave Gap irrelevant in European market, says GlobalData.
The Secret Sauce Powering Fashion Nova’s Meteoric Rise
The retail industry has never seen anything like it and their competitors are shaking in their boots as they try to keep up with the giant called Fashion Nova. The company has dominated the fashion world for the past 7 years and there doesn’t seem to be an end in sight.
New online technologies change the fashion retail business
During 2015, in the United States alone, online apparel and accessory revenue was around $63.5 billion and is estimated to reach $100 billion in 2019.
Make-to-order vs Make-to-stock in Fashion Industry
The traditional production strategy used by fashion companies to match production with consumer demand forecasts is called make-to-stock.
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