Apparel retail companies in Bangladesh are undertaking various initiatives such as an emphasis on loyalty programs and effective monitoring of footfall to maximise the value of efforts and ultimately increase sales.
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Team Apparel Resources (AR) sits down with Naavneet Paaul Singh, MD of Blue Ruan Sourcing, talking about how the company stays ahead of industry trends and delivers exceptional value to its customers worldwide.
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Since its inception in October 2020, 'The Pant Project' has been offering custom-made pants tailored to men's tastes nationwide. Under Dhruv’s guidance, the brand aims for a revenue milestone of Rs. 100 crore by the financial year 2025.
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Fulfilment companies enable businesses to outsource their order fulfilment, including goods in warehousing, pick and pack, shipping and returns.
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Retail Tech
Celio’s Tech-Powered Retail and Merchandising Planning: Vinit Doshi, Head – Product, Sourcing & Design, Celio
In an exclusive conversation with Apparel Resources, Vinit Doshi, Head - Product, Sourcing and Design, Celio details the brand’s adaptive strategies, from four-season buying to addressing online retail challenges.
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Manufacturing Tech
Integrating real-time monitoring and lean to enhance lingerie manufacturing: Sarthak Kubadia, MD, Abhinandan Creation
Sarthak Kubadia, Managing Director of Abhinandan Creation, a leading player of the lingerie manufacturing sector, gets into a candid conversation with Team Apparel Resources to discuss how Abhinandan is creating a niche in lingerie manufacturing business.
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Manufacturing
‘Local sourcing speeds our delivery, boosts quality’: Suman Choudhary, Co-founder and COO of Clovia
In an exclusive interview with Apparel Resources, Suman Choudhary, Co-founder and COO of Clovia, with 22 years of experience in lingerie design, provides insights into Clovia’s sourcing and vendor consolidation strategy, besides discussing key trends in the lingerie market.
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India, aiming to become a global manufacturing leader, must align with international standards to meet global benchmarks and capture market share, especially as big brands pledge to cut greenhouse gas emissions to ‘net zero’ and ensure traceable supply chains.
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Calling itself a custodian of Australian fashion, APG & Co., claims that its role is to celebrate heritage and to allow its brands to express themselves in contemporary and authentic ways.