German firm DHL supports overseas expansion of textiles

This was the first attempt in the international logistics industry to create an official cross-border e-commerce page linked to the Mynavi TGC 2021 A/W, DHL said in a press release.  In doing so, DHL contributed to the internationalisation of the event and delivered positive fashion fusing genderless, borderless, and sustainability with fashion, presented by young Japanese influencers: Roy, Sakura Saiga, Mari Fukushi, Yoshiaki and Michi.

“We are proud to be the first logistics brand partnering with Mynavi TGC 2021 A/W. For the first time all fashion addicts around the globe will be able to purchase products shown on DHL Fashion stage. I am delighted to see DHL acting as a logistics partner for the Japan fashion and apparel industry facilitating to sell their products worldwide,” said Arjan Sissing, head of corporate brand marketing.

DHL's international shipping services with reliable traceability are effective for high-frequency, small-lot cross-border e-commerce. DHL now provides speedy, high-quality transportation services and enables apparel shown on stage at Mynavi TGC 2021 A/W to conquer new markets by using tailored international logistics solutions, the release added.

“DHL’s international express service delivers tremendous benefits to both fashion-apparel companies and online consumers across the globe. Beyond providing logistics service excellence, we are also committed to working with our partners to create a more sustainable future,” Tony Khan, president and representative director of DHL Japan, said.

DHL has been a committed partner to the fashion industry for decades, pioneering tailored solutions to meet the needs of designers and retailers, as well as behind the scenes at some of the world’s most glamorous fashion events.

Fibre2Fashion News Desk (RR)