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Italian-Founded Custom Clothier Uses Technology to Manage Global Apparel Supply Chains

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A company, founded by an Italian designer and master tailor, was established in Rochester, New York, in 1964. The business has expanded its manufacturing capacity and is now utilizing a technology-enabled platform to manage custom apparel production across global supply chains. This platform was created to improve operational efficiencies in traditional hand-tailoring processes and increase manufacturing transparency for private-label tailors.

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The company is leveraging its own Enterprise Resource Planning tool to integrate production monitoring from order entry through to construction and accounting. This shift aims to solve the industry problem of fragmented supply chains that private-label tailors previously faced when dealing with international workshops and fabric mills.

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Who's involved

  • RochesterLocation where the company is based in New York.
  • ItalyCountry of origin for the designer and the company's tradition.

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