It may seem impossible to turn a multi-trillion-dollar textiles and apparel industry into a sustainable model, this past year did see some significant shifts. Here’s what it may mean for the future.
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Manufacturing
Textile Manufacturing automation is accelerating but the remaining “last mile,” sewing, continues to be a barrier to re-shoring. There are some of efforts underway to automate sewing and can change the North American apparel manufacturing
Design processes were already moving towards 3D and digital. Our Design Dash is for all designers to begin thinking of designing in 3D.
A great design can be produced accurately, efficiently, and cost-effectively. That is why we all need a basic understanding of the production supply chain.
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We chat with Ryan Stanley from PVH about the digitization of the brand’s color palette and the value of partnerships between design teams and color and material groups.
On-demand manufacturers are seeing increased demand, due to the pandemic along with a shift in the industry to manufacture more efficiency with sustainability.
UK-based Dresscode has taken a unique approach to wearable technology with their CashCuff is the world’s first smart payment shirt.
Companies can go back to the way things were, sticking their head in the sand, or they can take the ideas of bespoke manufacturing, and bring it to a realization.
We look at how colorkarma and Gerber Technologies’ new PPE Matchmaking can help companies shift their businesses and find new revenue opportunities.
In the past, creating a product was complex and had minimum orders. With Adobe’s Design to Print, you can create, sell, and earn from your art inside Photoshop.
