Hvordan digital innovation skalerer modebranchens sekundære marked?

I dette tredje afsnit fokuserer vi på teknologiens rolle i gensalgsmarkedet. Det handler om hvordan teknologiske løsninger kan skalere gensalgsmarkedet, det handler om tracking af forsyningskæderne og om der findes nogle løsninger der gør at brands kan følge tøjet ud på det sekundære marked. Vi ser på betydningen af data generelt og specifikke data om produkter. Hvordan påvirker teknologi gensalgsmarkedet, og hvor vigtig er data i denne sammenhæng? Vi taler med en række brands og it-løsninger, som på hver deres måde arbejder med gensalg.

I denne podcast møder du Det Kongelige Akademi samt en række brands såsom Bestseller, Soulland, Reshopper, NN07, Continued Fashion, Samsøe Samsøe, MiCollect, By Green Cotton, Konges Sløjd og Pufin Id.

Podcasten er finansieret af TRACE, støttet af Innovationsfonden, og udviklet i samarbejde med Lifestyle & Design Cluster, Copenhagen Business School, Det Kongelige Akademi og Alexandra Instituttet.

I dette andet afsnit undersøger vi, hvordan gensalg praktiseres og kortlægger løsninger. Vi ser på forskellige tilgange, herunder gensalgsmarkedspladser, NGO-genbrugsmarkedet og brands egne gensalgsløsninger. Vi undersøger, hvor produkter befinder sig på gensalgsmarkedet og hvad strategierne for gensalg kan være. Vi lytter også til kritiske stemmer, der udfordrer praksissen og dens påvirkning.  
Hvis ikke du har hørt første afsnit, som handler om gensalg mere generelt og udfolder begrebet bæredygtig mode, så pause og lyt til afsnit 1.  

I denne podcast møder du Det Kongelige Akademi samt en række brands såsom Bestseller, Soulland, Reshopper, NN07, Continued Fashion, Samsøe Samsøe, MiCollect, By Green Cotton, Konges Sløjd og Pufin Id.  

Podcasten er finansieret af TRACE, støttet af Innovationsfonden, og udviklet i samarbejde med Lifestyle & Design Cluster, Copenhagen Business School, Det Kongelige Akademi og Alexandra Instituttet.

TRACE 01: Hvad er gensalg - udfordringer og modsigelser i bæredygtig modeI dette første afsnit udforsker vi konceptet gensalg og dets rolle i modeindustrien. Vi dykker ned i udfordringer og modsigelser i bestræbelserne på at skabe en mere bæredygtig modebranche og stiller spørgsmålet: Er gensalg som udgangspunkt bæredygtigt?

I denne podcast møder du Mette Dalgaard Nielsen og Else Skjold, som begge forsker i bæredygtig mode og gensalg hos Det Kongelige Akademi. Derudover får vi besøg af en række brands såsom Bestseller, Soulland, Reshopper, NN07, Continued Fashion, Samsøe Samsøe, MiCollect, By Green Cotton, Konges Sløjd og Pufin Id.

Podcasten er finansieret af TRACE, støttet af Innovationsfonden, og udviklet i samarbejde med Lifestyle & Design Cluster, Copenhagen Business School, Det Kongelige Akademi og Alexandra Instituttet.

How can technology support the longevity of a product!?

This is an episode about how data and technology have become a fundamental part of our work with design and clothes. We talk about the digital supply chain and how brands in the Nordic countries are preparing for a more transparent future. 

In this episode we have made a digital connection to Mikko Linnaluoma from Reima, Rebecca Watkins from Gina Tricot, Sandya Lang from Nudie Jeans and Laura Roman from Halti. 

This episode is funded by: Nordic Innovation & Industriens Fond. Developed in collaboration with Lifestyle & Design Cluster, Interior Cluster Sweden, Science Park Borås, +Lab, NFTA, Science Park Borås, Finnish Textile & Fashion, DI-Handel

This episode is about timeless designs and old iconic furniture that lasts a lifetime. We talk about natural materials like leather and cotton and how we ensure that information and data about production reach those who need it.

The guests of the episode is Morten Lund Petersen​ from Fritz Hansen, Birgitte Holgaard Langer from SPOOR and Sanne Nørgaard from by Green Cotton.

This is a podcast about the visionary Nordic Lifestyle Industry, that dares to ask the tough questions, challenge the status quo, and go the extra mile to make sure that their supply chains are traceable and sustainable.

In this podcast you’ll meet a variety of Nordic design brands, all of whom are on a mission: to amplify transparency, traceability, and sustainability.

This episode is funded by: Nordic Innovation & Industriens Fond. Developed in collaboration with Lifestyle & Design Cluster, Interior Cluster Sweden, Science Park Borås, +Lab, NFTA, Science Park Borås, Finnish Textile & Fashion, DI-Handel

In this episode, we delve into the digital twins of physical design objects and how furniture, jewelry, and fashion not only have a place in the physical world but can also exist in the digital realm. We'll be hearing from Simone Faurschou, Alexandra Morge Rochette from Birger Christensen Collective and Henrik Holm from Wehlers. 

This is a podcast about the visionary Nordic Lifestyle Industry, that dares to ask the tough questions, challenge the status quo, and go the extra mile to make sure that their supply chains are traceable and sustainable.

In this podcast you’ll meet a variety of Nordic design brands, all of whom are on a mission: to amplify transparency, traceability, and sustainability.

This episode is funded by: Nordic Innovation & Industriens Fond. Developed in collaboration with Lifestyle & Design Cluster, Interior Cluster Sweden, Science Park Borås, +Lab, NFTA, Science Park Borås, Finnish Textile & Fashion, DI-Handel

In this episode, we've been to Tibro in Sweden to discuss sustainability, traceability, and the use of technology in the furniture industry to secure a more transparent supply chain. 

The guests are Christine Ingridsdotter from Ingridsdotter, Petra Mattsson from Gärsnäs and Martin Åhlander from Värnamo of Sweden. We are also joined by Øyvind Bjørnstad from the Norwegian street furniture company Vestre. He is with us on a digital connection from Oslo. 

This is a podcast about the visionary Nordic Lifestyle Industry, that dares to ask the tough questions, challenge the status quo, and go the extra mile to make sure that their supply chains are traceable and sustainable.

In this podcast you’ll meet a variety of Nordic design brands, all of whom are on a mission: to amplify transparency, traceability, and sustainability.

This episode is funded by: Nordic Innovation & Industriens Fond. Developed in collaboration with Lifestyle & Design Cluster, Interior Cluster Sweden, Science Park Borås, +Lab, NFTA, Science Park Borås, Finnish Textile & Fashion, DI-Handel

This episode is about reimagining the production of fashion and textiles and why it's crucial to maintain a simple and transparent supply chain.

In this episode you will meet Jess Fleischer from Son Of A Tailor, Signe Marie Bakka Backhaus from Roccamore and Wickie Meier Engström from Kvadrat and Kvadrat Really.

This episode is funded by: Nordic Innovation & Industriens Fond. Developed in collaboration with Lifestyle & Design Cluster, Interior Cluster Sweden, Science Park Borås, +Lab, NFTA, Science Park Borås, Finnish Textile & Fashion, DI-Handel