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Here’s What the Data Says About Recessions, Unemployment and Apparel Sales

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Rethinking the distribution chain can help fashion survive COVID-19, such as moving sales away from department stores to direct-to-consumer.
Apparel and footwear vendors will need to shift away from department stores to selling direct-to-consumer in a post-COVID-19 world.
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When it’s deliver-or-die, supply chains become the lifeblood of a company. To that end, the fashion industry has embraced technology to navigate today’s hyper-complicated supply chain, with myriad solutions shaping the first, middle and last mile. Call it Sourcing 2.0.

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Doom and gloom are not the key words fashion vendors should live by in a post-COVID-19 world. While disruption from the impact of the coronavirus, or COVID-19, pandemic will undoubtedly be unparalleled across all sectors, that doesn’t mean it’s time to become pessimistic. Disruption has a tendency to create new brands, business models and methodologies….

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