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'We will see shift towards on-demand manufacturing'
15 Jun 20 1 min read
While we’ve seen a lot of style personalisation options over the years, we’re now seeing a strong push towards size personalisation and on-demand manufacturing, says Morgan Linton, co-founder and COO of Bold Metrics, a SaaS solution provider for retailers and brands to reduce returns, improve sustainability and supercharge their supply chain.
"Companies that have found themselves stuck with physical inventory they can’t sell are now more interested than ever before in finding a way to stop making more clothes than they need," Linton says in June 2020 edition of Fibre2Fashion.
"I think we’re going to see a major shift over the next few years towards on-demand manufacturing so people can go from personalising the style of existing clothes to making clothes specifically for them on-demand," he adds.
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