Emerging D2C brands in India are facing plenty of challenges related to their knowledge, product specification, network and scale of business. Constantly exploring, developing new vendors and ensuring maximum use of latest technology, suppo
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Though the overall business scenario is still unpredictable, Ravelheart is geared up for growth with its implementation of printing, finishing and dyeing techniques, the addition of new vendors and fresh look to labels.
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Artificial intelligence and machine learning are being integrated into fashion buying operations to help customers choose the right products based on fashion trends and consumer preferences.
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Buyers have been happy to see a shift towards occasion-based partywear making a comeback on the runways with sequins, embellishments and metallics reigning supreme. Inclusivity and diversity on the runways, be it in terms of body shapes and
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All stakeholders of the industry, right from leading exporters to micro-level firms, agree that there is a significant reduction in their order size by most of their buyers and now it is like a set pattern that there will be more number of
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Though a few of the top leading Indian companies are having their warehouses in overseas, but now as top retailers have more thrust on the same, the pressure to have an overseas warehouse is mounting on other suppliers also.
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In 2021, the apparel imports of Australia was valued at US $ 7.40 billion and India had a share of approximately 4 per cent in it. Industry experts feel that India has the potential to more than triple apparel exports to Australia in just t
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In discussion with buying agents and exporters, Apparel Resources (AR) explores the significant changes in payment terms and Letter of Credit that are impacting the apparel and textile business.
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More B2B Marketplaces are marking their presence in the Indian industry and are trying to revamp the ruptured conventional fashion supply chains by taking almost all laid-down processes on to the digital platform.