“By offering a variety of colours, styles, designs, and text options to choose from, fashion brands allow customers to customise their products in simple or complex ways. Initially, this might seem like a simple task. But, if the design and production process is not handled effectively, implementing it and getting the product out can be challenging,” Tolani told F2F.
Even with the possibilities for more intimate consumer connections on social media platforms, the challenge for brands is proactivity, she opined.
Fashion brands are harnessing innovative tech like RFID, 3D printing, and AI to address the complexities of personalisation, noted Dipti Tolani, CEO of Salt Attire.
She emphasised the need for an effective design and production process for brands pursuing customisation.
Furthermore, Tolani stressed the importance of proactivity on social media.
“This means knowing your customers well enough to be attuned to what inspires them; helping to shape and guide the online conversation about your company and products; and having the agility to take advantage of new opportunities that arise on a moment’s notice,” added Tolani.
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Fibre2Fashion News Desk (NB)
