As of Q1 2026, over 62% of surveyed organizations across industries are already experimenting with agentic AI for supply chain operations, from inbound logistics agents that reroute shipments to supplier risk agents that trigger alternative sourcing. The BoF-McKinsey State of …
As of 2024, the BoF-McKinsey State of Fashion Executive Survey found that digital sampling is the most immediately actionable technology for reducing fashion waste, with brands aiming for 50% physical sample reduction in Year 1 and 70% in Year 2.
According to McKinsey’s State of Fashion 2026 report, AI has evolved from a novelty to a widely adopted tool, with 88% of organizations reporting AI use in at least one business function by mid-2025, up from just over half in …
According to McKinsey & Company, “the occupational categories most exposed to generative AI could continue to add jobs through 2030,” suggesting even clerical jobs most likely impacted by AI will continue to exist. The fashion industry’s exposure to generative AI …
According to McKinsey’s State of Fashion report, over 68% of brands now integrate AI workflows, shortening design cycles by 40-60%. Brands adopting AI in fashion design report 50% faster time-to-market and reduced prototyping costs. Tools like Midjourney produced 40% of …
As of Q1 2026, digital sampling adoption surged 40 percent in 2025, per Statista, with brands cutting physical samples by 70–90 percent through 3D virtual workflows. The fashion industry produces 92 million tonnes of textile waste annually—China generating 20 million
McKinsey analysts believe Generative AI could add $150 billion to $275 billion in profits to the fashion industry by 2030. Between 2023 and 2025, AI shifted from supporting technology to core infrastructure for sustainability in fashion, with brands cutting development …
ASOS launched its hybrid virtual try-on in February 2026 with AI fashion platform AIUTA, covering around 10,000 products on the ASOS iOS app for select UK and US customers. Each experience loads in just 4–7 seconds, well ahead of typical …
As of 2026, the strongest pressure on apparel teams is not just faster design; it is proving product data, shortening sample loops, and keeping digital assets usable from concept through sourcing and merchandising. TrusTrace notes that brands piloting Digital Product …
As of 2025, AI-driven fashion workflows are moving upstream from sampling into trend sensing, content creation, and made-to-order planning, which changes how brands test demand before they cut fabric. In 2026, the practical question for a fashion seller is not …