Sun Tekstil has entered a significant partnership by investing in Refabric, a U.S.-based AI-powered design platform. This collaboration aims to revolutionize the fashion industry by integrating AI into product development and marketing processes. The partnership is expected to enhance operational efficiency and accelerate the digital transformation of the textile sector.
Refabric's innovative technology streamlines the design process, reducing the need for physical samples and minimizing waste. The partnership has already garnered recognition, winning the Most Effective Corporate & Startup Collaboration award in 2024. This investment underscores Sun Tekstil's commitment to sustainability and digitalization in the fashion industry.
• Sun Tekstil invests in Refabric to enhance fashion industry efficiency.
• Refabric's AI technology reduces physical sample needs and waste.
Refabric serves as an AI-powered design platform that integrates various fashion industry processes.
The partnership aims to accelerate the digital transformation of the fashion and textile industry.
The integration of AI supports sustainable design and production practices in the fashion industry.
Refabric is an AI-powered software company that streamlines design processes for fashion professionals.
Sun Tekstil is a textile company investing in AI to enhance operational efficiency and sustainability.
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