fashion plm
Fashion companies today face intense competition, strict regulatory requirements, and growing consumer demand for sustainable products. To meet these challenges, organizations must rely on integrated systems that combine creativity, compliance, and operational efficiency. Product lifecycle management (PLM), when embedded within SAP ERP systems, becomes a powerful engine for smarter fashion…
Fashion brands face growing pressure to meet regulatory compliance standards for safety, labeling, sustainability, and ethical practices. Governments, consumers, and organizations such as the federal trade commission expect companies to ensure compliance with strict safety standards, labeling requirements, and environmental guidelines. For many businesses in the fashion industry, staying ahead…
Introduction Manufacturing today demands more than speed and volume. It requires precision, accountability, and compliance at every stage of the product lifecycle. POMs (Points of Measure) define standards in apparel, medical device production, and other regulated industries where accuracy can mean the difference between safe and unsafe products. A POMs…
Introduction The fashion industry evolves quickly. Fashion trends emerge from social media platforms overnight and vanish just as fast. Traditional fashion brands struggle to keep up with customer behavior, supply chains, and customer engagement. Artificial intelligence has started to transform this cycle, making it possible to anticipate market trends, enhance…
Introduction In fashion design, a concept rarely moves directly from an initial sketch to the final product without multiple iterations and refinements. Prototypes, which can take many forms, are essential objects that act as tangible checkpoints for designers, developers — who are responsible for transforming concepts into functional prototypes and…
Fashion today isn’t only about trends — it’s about individuality, expression, and inclusivity. Clothing customization lets people create apparel matching their body type, personality, and lifestyle. From sample size clothing used on the runway to custom T-shirts for events, the fashion industry is evolving to celebrate body diversity, wider size…
Luxury leather isn’t just a material — it’s a reflection of craftsmanship, tradition, and timeless style. In today’s fashion landscape, leather goods like handbags, accessories, and tailored pieces go beyond aesthetics; they embody sophistication and lasting value. These items tell a story of heritage and personal identity, making them more…
Introduction To get a perfect fit, you need the right bust point measurement. The bust point, also called the bust apex, is the highest point of the breast. Knowing how to measure this area correctly helps create better-fitting clothes and supports smart pattern size decisions. In this guide, we’ll explain…
Sampling is where design creativity intersects production practicality. For fashion houses, this stage can both make or break a line. However, all too often, the sampling phase is fraught with slow-downs, misunderstandings, and unnecessary expenses. Thankfully, with appropriate digital technology —namely PLM software connected with rapid prototyping services — companies…
Specification management is one of the most important processes within the fashion industry. Without accurate specification data, groups can face costly mistakes, inconsistent quality, and even holdups in the product development process. That is why product spec management software is being considered by modern-day brands in order to automate their…
