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Fashion’s Broken Mirror
In her last exclusive for WhichPLM this year, Emma Hayes, womenswear customer fit expert and Founder of At Last, explores the issues in our current sizing landscape. Emma has worked in retail for over 3 decades, with a specific focus on womenswear and lingerie, and is fascinated by bodyshape diversity.
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The Missed Opportunity for Better Adobe-to-PLM Integration
Whether you already have PLM or you’re evaluating the market, in this featured advertorial Matt Forman (Director of EFI Fiery DesignPro) explains why you could be missing an opportunity for better, deeper integration with Adobe® Illustrator® and Photoshop®.
Embracing Inclusive Fashion with a Modern PLM
In their latest article for WhichPLM, Centric Software discusses how PLM can help when it comes to creating inclusive, modern clothing.
Digital Printing’s Impact on Fashion and Apparel
In today’s post, Madelaine Thomas, Editor of Industry Digitalisation for World Textile Information Network (WTiN) discusses the evolution of printing – from screen to digital and beyond. WTiN provides intelligence and insight into the global textile manufacturing industry.
The Intersection of 2020 and the Future of Textiles
In her final piece for WhichPLM this year, resident digital printing expert Debbie McKeegan here explores the state of the climate, and the future of textiles. Debbie is the CEO of TexIntel – an expert advisory practice serving the Creative, Digital and Print Textile manufacturing Industry.
Why Your Brand Should Have a Product Configurator (If It Doesn’t Already)
In their first guest post for WhichPLM, INDG discuss the benefits a configurator can bring to your fashion business – if used correctly.
The Power of The Creative
In today’s guest article, Twine Solutions Ltd discusses the role of the creative in the near-term future. Twine is revolutionizing the textile industry by changing thread dyeing to a digital, clean, in-house, on-demand production.
3D in Fashion: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back
In his second guest post for WhichPLM, Valentin Karabanov explores the adoption of 3D in our industry. Valentin has experience as a professional tailor and made-to-measure master; he has also worked with Browzwear and is the owner of a self-titled studio, using 3D for apparel brands and runway designers.
Automation and Personalization Can Go Hand-in-Hand
Made-to-measure quality at the tempo of technology. In today’s guest post, Gerber Technology explores the increasing trend of made-to-measure personalization, and how it’s an absolute ‘must’.