Clothing Coulture
In this episode of Clothing Coulture, host Bret Schnitker and Emily Lane interviews Stuart Trevor, founder of All Saints and the namesake brand Stuart Trevor. They discuss Stuart's journey in the fashion industry, from starting All Saints to his current venture focused on sustainability. Stuart shares his insights on the challenges of the industry and his innovative approach to upcycling and customizing vintage garments. Tune in to learn more about Stuart's unique brand and his mission to create a more sustainable future in fashion. Follow Stuart Trevor:
info_outline World Retail Congress 2024: AI, Sustainability, and Disruption in FashionClothing Coulture
Join hosts Bret Schnitker and Emily Lane as they recap their experience at the World Retail Congress 2024. They discuss the hot topics of AI, bracketing, carbon neutrality, disruption, eco-friendliness, and geopolitical variables. The conversation highlights the challenges and opportunities facing the fashion industry. With insights from industry experts and disruptors, this episode provides a glimpse into the future of retail and the role of technology in shaping the industry.
info_outline Woman in Leadership with Eva Hughes of Former Vogue Latin AmericaClothing Coulture
Former CEO of Conde Nast in Latin America and Mexico, Eva Hughes, joins and to discuss her experiences as a woman in leadership and the challenges she faced in a male-dominated industry. She emphasizes the importance of self-awareness, personal growth, and confidence. Eva shares insights on managing personal and professional life, embracing uncertainty, and the power of vulnerability. Tune in for an inspiring conversation with a true powerhouse in the fashion world.
info_outline The Entrepreneurial Journey with Shoe Icon Stuart WeitzmanClothing Coulture
Join Emily Lane and Bret Schnitker as they dive into the entrepreneurial journey of fashion legend Stuart Weitzman. From his early days as a designer to building a legacy business, Weitzman shares the twists and turns, good decisions and bad decisions, that led to his success. Discover how he found inspiration outside of the industry, the importance of staying relevant, and the lessons he learned along the way.
info_outline Embracing Imperfections: Human Process of Garment ManufacturingClothing Coulture
In this first episode of Clothing Coulture season 4, hosts and explore the human process behind garment manufacturing. They discuss the hundreds of millions of people involved in the industry and the various stages of production, from fiber to fabric to garment creation. Despite advancements, they emphasize the importance of appreciating the human touch and the imperfections that come with it.
info_outline What's Next in the Fashion Industry? 2024 and beyondClothing Coulture
In the final episode of the 3rd season, hosts CEO of , , and CSO, discuss the fashion industry's future, focusing on the trends and innovations expected in 2024 and beyond. They delve into various topics, including the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on design and marketing, geopolitical and global conditions affecting the industry, and evolving fashion trends.
info_outline The Complexity of Ethical Manufacturing with Avedis Seferian of WRAPClothing Coulture
WRAP (Worldwide Responsible Accredited Production) is an independent certification program that promotes safe and ethical manufacturing conditions. They conduct audits and provide certifications to factories around the world. In this episode, and sit down with Avedis Seferian, President and CEP of WRAP (Worldwide Responsible Accredited Production), to discuss the importance of social compliance in the apparel industry where they emphasize the progress that has been made in improving working conditions and empowering workers.
info_outline Understanding Fabric Care in the World of TechnologyClothing Coulture
Hosts , CEO and CSO discuss fabric care and the importance of following care instructions. The conversation explores the default decision on fabric care, the general rules of thumb for different fabrics, and new technologies that enhance the performance of fabrics.
info_outline Maximizing Profitability In Fashion Buying for BrandsClothing Coulture
"Underbuy or Overbuy, you never buy the right amount" is a saying CEO Bret Schnitker uses when talking about maximizing profitability in fashion buying. Hosts and CSO discuss the challenges of overbuying and underbuying in the fashion industry. They emphasize the importance of analyzing sales data and using retail math to determine the right amount of inventory to purchase. Additionally, they explore strategies for managing inventory and meeting customer demand.
info_outline Navigating Fabric Dyeing, Finishes, and Industry InnovationsClothing Coulture
Garment dyes and finishes can be applied to garments to enhance their look and feel. CEO of , and CSO discuss the topic of fabric dyeing in this episode of Clothing Coulture. They explore different types of dyestuffs and how they are used for various fabrics. They also touch on the challenges of dyeing, such as water and energy usage, and the environmental impact of dyeing processes.
info_outlineHosts Stars Design Group, CEO Bret Schnitker and CSO Emily Lane discuss fabric care and the importance of following care instructions. The conversation explores the default decision on fabric care, the general rules of thumb for different fabrics, and new technologies that enhance the performance of fabrics.