We’ve reached an inflection point. As the global response to COVID-19 evolves, communities around the world have moved from an era of “remote everything” into a more hybrid model of work, learning, and life. And here, fashion can’t be left behind as it is the sole representative of society. As we have become more socially […]
The COVID-19 has reshaped the way Americans shop. The stores are reopening with a lot of caution, reoriented to avoid interaction: Fitting rooms are taped off, sample counters are closed, and product testers have been put away. It would not be incorrect to say that not just the shoppers but how the brands plan their […]
You must have come across problems where customers return their product because it looked different while they purchased it or doesn’t fit them. Statistics suggest that $62 billion of returns occur annually in the fashion industry, and about 70% of the product is returned online because of fit-related problems. Now, this is a massive number to ignore. If you […]
Tailoring is one of the oldest artisanal craft which has been impacted by technological changes in the industry. Earlier, when people wanted to get their clothes made, they would go to the nearby store, give measurements, consult with the tailor (if required), and come back. In those days, people had the choice of fabric selections, […]
We’re in the midst of a significant transformation regarding the way we produce products thanks to the digitization of manufacturing. This transition is so compelling that it is being called Industry 4.0 to represent the fourth revolution that has occurred in production. The apparel design software is a Saas-based model helping tailors to adopt the latest technologies […]
Tailoring is the art of designing, cutting, fitting, and finishing clothes. The meaning of the word goes back to the fourteenth century when it first appeared in English. In Latin, the name for tailor was sartor, which means patcher or mender, and from there, it was adopted in English as “sartorial,” or relating to the […]
