Lean retailing enhances apparel retail efficiency by minimizing waste and optimizing supply chains. It focuses on customer demand, real-time inventory management using technologies like RFID and...

Retailers face significant challenges in the fashion industry, including rising prices and changing consumer preferences for quality and value. Engaging customers online is crucial, as is adapting to ...

Third-party logistics providers (3PLs) are essential for e-commerce, particularly in the apparel industry. They offer services like warehousing, order fulfillment and consolidation, enabling online...

Apparel retailers are innovating to enhance the shopping experience through personalization, cross-channel integration, and mobile commerce. Strategies include QR codes for size delivery and small...

China’s apparel retail sector is booming, driven by rising household incomes & strong e-commerce growth. The country is a major global player, leading in textile production & exports. With luxury...

Online re-commerce for clothing is booming, driven by sustainability, economic considerations, and changing consumer attitudes. From designer pieces to everyday wear, people are increasingly buying...

While the technology goes through some considerable changes almost on a daily basis, some aspects of the technology never change - like the positive transitions it brings to the business or the...

Apparel retailers are under constant pressure to adapt to fashion trends and competition. Understanding consumer behaviour is key to boosting performance and sales. Retailers now use advanced tools...

Social shopping combines retail with social media, allowing shoppers to consult friends and family before buying. Retailers use platforms like Facebook and Twitter to share styles, promote deals, and ...

India's open economy has attracted many global fashion brands, but entering the market remains challenging. Venu Nair of Marks & Spencer highlights the need to assess actual market potential. Vineet...