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3 notable trends in the retail apparel industry

Alida

Apparel companies are hanging by a thread as consumers spend less money on stocking their closets , preferring to express themselves through social media rather than by what they wear and favoring weekend getaways over new clothes. Apparel companies might want to stop trying to be all things to all people. Take a tailored approach.

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Nike versus Adidas: Who will win the digital transformation race in apparel retail?

Alida

This is especially true in apparel retail, where longtime rivals Nike and Adidas have both recently invested heavily in digital transformation and innovation to stay at the top of their game. “We’re using technology to enable our end-to-end business to create the best experience for our consumers.”

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How Technology is Revolutionizing the Apparel Industry

Oracle

apparel industry market is the biggest in the world, according to Statista. With revenues of over $328 billion in 2017 and a projection of $390 billion in 2025, there are many ways technology can influence these numbers. Here are 4 ways newly introduced tech is revolutionizing how apparel is made, sold, and worn. Smart apparel.

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Augmented World – How AR Transforms Customer Experience

TechSee

Through new mobile technology, AR has emerged as an innovative tool that allows brands an almost unlimited opportunity to interact three-dimensionally with consumers on their mobile devices. AR apps makes shopping for apparel easier. See what’s trending before making the big decision. Peer pressure is a strong driver for sales.

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Is the Future of Retail, Physical or Virtual?

C3Centricity

Offering free returns may work for apparel but not for electronics. Explore new technologies to reimagine the in-store/online experience blurring the lines between digital/brick-and-mortar. Customers are already ordering online from far and wide; pet care from Australia, fashion from France and technology from China.

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Automating product description generation with Amazon Bedrock

AWS Machine Learning

The manual creation of these descriptions across a vast array of products is a labor-intensive process, and it can slow down the velocity of new innovation. Conclusion In the fiercely competitive world of ecommerce, staying at the forefront of innovation is imperative. Kevin Bell is a Sr. Solutions Architect at AWS based in Seattle.

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The Future of Retail is in the Stars (or is it the Cloud?) Testing

C3Centricity

Offering free returns may work for apparel but not for electronics. Explore new technologies to reimagine the in-store/online experience blurring the lines between digital/brick-and-mortar. Customers are already ordering online from far and wide; pet care from Australia, fashion from France and technology from China.

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