GFA tracks fashion industry’s progress to net-zero
The 2023 edition of GFA Monitor report published by Denmark-based non-profit Global Fashion Agenda (GFA) is aimed at guiding fashion leaders towards a net-positive fashion industry.
30 November 2023
30 November 2023
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The 2023 edition of GFA Monitor report published by Denmark-based non-profit Global Fashion Agenda (GFA) is aimed at guiding fashion leaders towards a net-positive fashion industry.
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Personalization has increased as technologies have advanced, with a retailer’s ability to collect, analyze, and utilize consumer data being aided by the effective use of analytics tools. Consumers are also increasingly individualistic, especially Gen Z, and want products that are specifically targeted to their needs and goals. These consumers are often willing to pay a premium for such items. Although the opportunities for product personalization in apparel are rife, personalized products are generally not offered by mainstream retailers due to the higher costs involved.
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