What are a brands Intellectual Property and how this impacts the value of a company to be traded, acquired, and valued.
If a brand doesn’t own its IP—from tech packs to patterns—its AI tools will lack the detail needed to perform effectively. AI thrives on specificity. Just as a well-crafted pattern defines garment quality, a well-documented IP library defines the strength of AI assistance. This data becomes a tangible asset, increasing brand valuation in acquisitions or trade deals.
Managing the Digital Assets in Apparel Design 3D Pipeline
The future of a persons identity is dependenta on the country of the user. From the neigborhood tailor that has a small shop and cannot pay the price for enterprise liscenses cant use a body scan of a client that maybe altering their mothers wedding dress to wear at their own wedding. Mainly the risk of a body scan of the person can be compromised in the systems.
Another example could be avatar company runs the risk of copyright infringement in 3d programs when the tools allow multiple different avatars to be transported into the same environments. Users importing in a morph adjustable avatar to copy the body. Or using an avatar converter. Even this can be a huge violation of security in PII channels.
Why Hybrid Size Charts Mislead Shoppers: Alpha vs Numeric Sizing Explained
Brands will often create a hybrid chart for alpha sizing based on numeric value, but do not always know the math differences between actual sizes. Often times letting a factory handle those issues in development. By overlooking this detail, the brand maybe creating more waste and higher returns as a result of cutting corners in development data.
Mediocrity Disguised as Innovation
Marketing often deceives consumers by not reflecting true design scales. For example, mass-produced clothing items often fail to meet genuine style expectations despite using new technologies. True innovation seeks to solve real problems and requires honesty.