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/PRNewswire/ -- The commercial printing market is estimated to grow by USD 49.89 billion from 2022 to 2027. The market is estimated to be growing at a CAGR of...
As e-commerce growth retains its vertical assent, the web has spawned new territories and new technologies, each offering in their own way, significant economic opportunity for fashion designers and retailers. Not the least of these is manufacturing on demand, which is already a keystone in many other industries. In this article, compliments of textiles expert and WhatTheyThink contributor Debbie McKeegan, originally published on Pixel to Parcel, the road to a more sustainable fashion future, from design to production, is laid out.
In many parts of the developed world, re-shoring of the apparel industry is hindered by the lack of sewing talent. But the good news is that talented cut-and-sew shops are popping up all over North America and Europe. In this article, compliments of textiles expert and WhatTheyThink contributor Debbie McKeegan, she interviews the Founders of Print Logistics, a Polish provider of printed sewn apparel on demand.
In the world of e-commerce, providing exceptional and personalized shopping experiences has become a must. Once, personalized offerings, intuitive user experience, and seamless returns were the hallmarks of a standout online store. Now, they are the expectations of modern consumers. In this space, we’ve written a great deal about personalized, customized and on-demand production of textiles and apparel to meet these consumer demands. In this article, compliments of textiles expert and WhatTheyThink contributor Debbie McKeegan, we take it a step further—giving consumers even more power to c...
/PRNewswire/ -- The commercial printing market is estimated to grow by USD 49.89 billion from 2022 to 2027. The market is estimated to be growing at a CAGR of...