Dress code: the digital transformation of the circular fashion supply chain

H. Heim, Caitlan Hopper
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ABSTRACT The overproduction and overconsumption of textile products has led to a call for systems and behavioural change towards a circular economy. Correct material flows through a circular system are difficult to achieve, but emerging technology may provide some answers. Among these technologies, blockchain, smart tags and non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are showing promising solutions. However, adopting technology gives rise to certain challenges. Observing the global trend in digital transformation, this paper investigates the adoption of blockchain and its associated technologies. Through interviews with designers and technology providers, it identifies the challenges specific to the small and medium enterprise sector. It finds a number of areas that require focus – some outside and some within the control of the business owner. These include the need for more effective communication channels between the information systems (IS) sector and fashion industry stakeholders if the digital transformation of the circular economy is to be effective.
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着装规范:循环时尚供应链的数字化转型
纺织产品的过度生产和过度消费导致了对循环经济制度和行为改变的呼吁。正确的物料流动通过循环系统是很难实现的,但新兴技术可能提供一些答案。在这些技术中,区块链、智能标签和不可替代代币(nft)显示出有希望的解决方案。然而,采用技术也带来了一些挑战。观察到数字化转型的全球趋势,本文研究了区块链及其相关技术的采用。通过对设计师和技术提供商的采访,它确定了中小型企业部门特有的挑战。它发现了一些需要关注的领域——有些在企业所有者的控制范围之外,有些在企业所有者的控制范围之内。其中包括,如果循环经济的数字化转型要有效,信息系统(IS)部门和时尚行业利益相关者之间需要更有效的沟通渠道。
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International Journal of Fashion Design, Technology and Education
International Journal of Fashion Design, Technology and Education Arts and Humanities-Visual Arts and Performing Arts
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