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22 March 2023

Artificial intelligence (AI) and retail

As the world's largest search engines unveiled new AI robots, the artificial intelligence (AI) is taking hold in the value chain of fashion accessories, furniture, apparel and footwear, from optimizing resale experiences, helping shoppers find products that are suitable for reducing returns and customizing the purchase journey.

29 December 2022

Logistic 2022, What a difference a year makes

The scales tipped in new directions across the supply chain in 2022 as market dynamics shifted in response to the pullback in consumer spending on goods, inflation and, now, concerns of a recession. [Supply Chain 2022: From Scarcity to Surplus - Sourcing Journal]

15 December 2022

Türkiye first, followed by Indonesia and Malaysia, lead sales of Halal clothing and footwear

Türkiye, along with Indonesia and Malaysia, are among the only three member states of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) that rank among the world's top 20 exporters of the halal economy. A report shows that OIC members exported $275B and imported $338B worth of Halal products. Apparel & Footwear $101.94 billion. [Türkiye among top 20 halal economy exporters - Daily Sabah]

21 October 2022

Shein: how to get rid of the bad reputation of champion polluter of "fast fashion" by dedicating himself to "second hand"

The Chinese fast fashion group has launched a new platform available for now only for the American market. The opportunity? To buy and re-sell their old garments and footwear directly through the app. To give the announcement is Business of Fashion in an article in which he explains what, for now, is known about this operation of which we will hear a lot.

02 October 2022

Fashion Checker for the social responsibility of fashion brands

New data and a new facility checker have been added to the fashion supply chain transparency tool. Fashion Checker is vital tool for journalists reporting on wages and conditions in the global garment and footwear industry, presenting up-to-date information on transparency in fashion brands supply chain.

30 August 2022

Decoupling in the consumer market: American brands lose share in China and Chinese brands are opposed in the USA

Nike’s foothold in China appears to be slipping. Buoyed by a patriotism-fueled domestic boom, homegrown rival Li-Ning saw its brand value spike by 66 percent to $3.4 billion, the biggest gain recorded in a ranking of 100 most valuable Chinese brands this year. [Nike Rival Li-Ning is China’s Fastest-Growing Brand – SJ]

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