According to Global Data forecast, the global smart clothing market worth US $ 668 million in 2020 will expand to over US $ 4 billion in the next 10 years. The segment has the potential to even cross the bill mark of US $ 30 billion by 2040

Artificial intelligence (AI) and augmented reality (AR) virtual try-on technologies are helping brands create unparalleled interactive shopping experiences for their consumers, while taking personalisation to new heights and opening doors t

With this partnership, Thanh Cong will not just upgrade their technology infrastructure, but they will also be able to eliminate manual functions and speed up production through WFX's integrated, agile and personalized ERP system.

This feature is a part of the five technical article-series by Apparel Resources in which A&E and Gütermann talks about how to optimise seam performance on denim.

Virtual showrooms are one of the best examples of experiential marketing which bring the retail market home for customers and allow them ample time for selection of products before they proceed for final purchase.

With the worst of the pandemic behind us now, the demand for omnichannel has risen. The rise of e-commerce, changing customer behaviour and intense retail competition have made omnichannel retail increasingly relevant.

‘On-demand manufacturing’ reverses the process of apparel production and gives rise to the idea of smart, technology-driven factories – micro-factories – for apparel manufacturing.

Each business needs to continually look at their end-to-end processes – as well as their buyers’ needs – to identify which technologies need to be brought in or adapted, to overcome the existing key challenges quickly.

Using artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, the Internet of Things (IoT), VR and AR, retailers can make shopping personalised, frictionless, contactless and social.