India's bustling cities are witnessing a revolution in how people shop. Enter quick commerce, or q-commerce, the new kid on the e-commerce block promising delivery of essentials and more in under an hour.
There is little doubt in acknowledging that in the digital era, we in fashion today transcend physical boundaries and are a beacon of hope, demonstrating a secured future of fashion given the sequence of events unfolding in the given fashion landscape.
The metaverse is the latest frontier of the virtual world that offers endless possibilities for social media users and fashion enthusiasts. The metaverse is still developing but promises to change the fashion industry in amazing ways.
Morals are included in every stage of the production process for ethical apparel aligned with the goal of ethical fashion, which is to ensure that every animal, person, and object is treated fairly throughout the whole manufacturing process and eco-system, from the assembly line to the supply chain and everyone in between, as it is a legacy issue in the emerging paradigm.
Tomorrow's technology will lead to sweeping changes in everything you know about retail. It goes as disruptive as it gets, given that metaverse stores are arriving and are here to stay, incredibly blurring the lines between virtual and real for an unpacking of the shopping experience of tomorrow.
Luxury giants and high-street favorites alike are merging, acquiring rivals, and forming strategic partnerships at an unprecedented rate.
A new report by the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) and the Retailers Association of India (RAI) paints a rosy picture for the Indian retail sector.
Imagine clothes that track your health or fit you like a dream. This isn't science fiction – Japan's pioneering a future of smart textiles. A tech leader,
Amid economic challenges and tighter regulations, Sri Lanka's apparel industry is forging a new path. Leading this transformation are companies dedicated to ethical production,
Cash Reigns Supreme: Global economic jitters? Not in India! Deloitte's Well-Being Index (October 2023) shows a sky-high score of 109.1 for India, leaving the global average (91.9) in the dust.
The 2023 Unicommerce "India E-commerce Index" paints a rosy picture of the Indian e-commerce market, highlighting a year of explosive growth. Here's a quick glimpse:
A new Kearney report reveals a sluggish pace in the fashion industry's shift towards sustainability. Let's break it down:
Fast fashion is so last season! Europe's in love with pre-loved clothing, and the market is booming.