Stories
Circular Fashion Model
Ispira's 5 key stages of the Circular Fashion model: 1. Design - Products need to be conceived, developed, manufactured within the circular fashion strategy. Longer lifecycle, sustainable, recycled fabrics, fully traceable, ready to sustain resale and rent, easy to recycle 2. Produce - Full control of the manufacturing process including raw material, yarns and threads, fabrics, trims, final assembly, distribution. Control of environmental impact at every stage linked with full traceability of all stages 3. Retail - Increased number of interactions with customer. Beyond first-hand products, growing types of transactions are represented by subscription, resale, rent, repair, on-demand. Reverse logistics critical to empower most of them 4. Use - Community - Growing interactions with retail and among customers. Priority to higher product quality, product care, repair to extend lifecycle. Expansion of sharing economy will boost secondhand and rent evolving the principles of product ownership 5. Recycle-Upcycle - In product design, improved AI planning reduce excess of merchandise. In post-customer phase, full control of the recycling principles to maximize fiber-to-fiber re-use. Technology allows process monitoring and effectiveness
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Ispira's 5 key stages of the Circular Fashion model: 1. Design - Products need to be conceived, developed, manufactured within the circular fashion strategy. Longer lifecycle, sustainable, recycled fabrics, fully traceable, ready to sustain resale and rent, easy to recycle 2. Produce - Full control of the manufacturing process including raw material, yarns and threads, fabrics, trims, final assembly, distribution. Control of environmental impact at every stage linked with full traceability of all stages 3. Retail - Increased number of interactions with customer. Beyond first-hand products, growing types of transactions are represented by subscription, resale, rent, repair, on-demand. Reverse logistics critical to empower most of them 4. Use - Community - Growing interactions with retail and among customers. Priority to higher product quality, product care, repair to extend lifecycle. Expansion of sharing economy will boost secondhand and rent evolving the principles of product ownership 5. Recycle-Upcycle - In product design, improved AI planning reduce excess of merchandise. In post-customer phase, full control of the recycling principles to maximize fiber-to-fiber re-use. Technology allows process monitoring and effectiveness
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