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In this week's episode, we speak to two Co-Founders from The Fabricant. Based out of Amsterdam (in the Netherlands if you didn't know) and positioning themselves as The World's First Digital Fashion House, they provide great insight to the world of digital fashion design and product development. We chat about their experiences in the first year of operation and consider what may lie ahead if only the players in this field were more open and collaborative. Hosted by David Wilcox.
In this episode, we discuss the impact of 3D technology on design, how replacing mundane tasks changes the understanding of a design, as well as what we can expect when consumers lead the design process. Hosted by David Wilcox
Jennifer Guarino is the VP Manufacturing at Shinola, as well as a few other roles, and has been advocating the reshoring of production for a long time. She joined us to discuss both reshoring and upskilling of the workforce to create an inclusive, enjoyable work environment for everyone, highlighting the great atmosphere at their open-plan office within the factory in Detroit. Hosted by David Wilcox.
Founder of the wearables specialist website fashnerd.com - Muchaneta Kapfunde - shares the latest insights from the wearables market and we chat about the future of communication in general, whilst always keeping one ear on how that affects the fashion industry. Hosted by David Wilcox
The Creative Director at Tentree, Arthur Kononuk, gives us the lowdown on their unique set-up as an environmentally focused apparel brand. We delve into the opportunities for technology to aid their progress in the future and the rewards of working towards positive and meaningful change within society. Hosted by David Wilcox.
It was only a matter of time until Blockchain was applied to the world of apparel. Janett Liriano, the CEO of LOOMIA, speaks to us about this phenomenon; what are the opportunities; where are the risks; and how taking a philosophical approach to business is the way forward when adapting to future technologies that will change the world.
Swatchbook is a cloud platform revolutionizing the exploration, visualization & sharing of materials. Their founder and CEO, Yazan Malkosh, joined Fashion Made to discuss how this all works and why it's so important for the industry to adopt these new approaches.
As companies try and position themselves as socially responsible, sustainable, transparent and ethical, it can be hard to cut through the noise and see the wood for the trees. Tabea gives us her take on what it really means to be sustainable and how every company is inherently different, and thus must take a balanced and planned approach to the future.
Bringing together three incredibly respected and experienced minds from fashion, design and technology, this week's episode highlights the incredible New York Design Pavilion, the World's largest pop-up in Times Square - designed by Harry Allen, how the experience of people walking through can be applied to fashion and retail. As well we come up with some innovative ideas for future projects! Hosted by David Wilcox
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