Case study experiences will be shared by Jackie Lewis, head of technology, ladieswear, Shop Direct Group who will explain how the UK's largest multi-brand £1.3billion turnover e-tailer tackles fit from a technical perspective. In addition Paula Cannon, head of design and technical manager with corporatewear specialist Incorporatewear, will reveal how it has overcome the enormous challenge of fitting global workforces of every size and shape while retaining consistent and smart corporate identities.
The ASBCI interactive sizing and fashion technology workshop and seminar is the latest in a series of events organised by the association to familiarise the UK's fashion supply chain professionals with the very latest developments in sizing and fit strategies and technologies. Previous 'sector specific' seminars run by the association have addressed sizing and fit issues in childrenswear, fashion & corporate wear and in lingerie, swimwear and sportswear.
Formed in 1992 the Association of Suppliers to the British Clothing Industry, ASBCI, is a not for profit organisation that plays a key technical role within the garment and textile sectors. In addition to technical conferences, forums and seminars on important issues, such as sizing and REACH, it organises regular technical/educational visits to companies across the supply chain and produces highly acclaimed technical handbooks, many of which are recommended texts on fashion-related courses around the world.
Association of Suppliers to the British Clothing Industry ASBCI
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