Sourcing Journal Radio
Sourcing Journal Radio is thought leadership brought to life. Each podcast episode provides apparel industry executives with a platform from which to showcase their personalities and share their perspectives on a range of engaging topics, enabling listeners to consider new points of view and plot their next steps.
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Fashion in Focus: Managing Supply Chain Risks
AlixPartners' Murali Gokki discusses how fashion firms can navigate disruption, from transportation hurdles to inflation.
25 min
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Bringing TENCEL™s Soft, Sustainable Touch into ...
How TENCEL™s Natural Fibers Fulfill Home Textile Needs
8 min
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Leveraging TENCEL™ Innovations for Low-Impact A...
Why WTS Works with TENCEL™ to Create Quality Clothing
9 min
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Setting Ambitious, Yet Attainable, Sustainabili...
How to Set Chainwide ‘Measurable and Quantifiable’ Targets
8 min
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Consumer Informed: Making the Leap from Rich to...
How to Make the Leap from Data Rich to Data Driven
8 min
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How Hotter Shoes Beat Forecasts with Voice of t...
Hotter Shoes Attracts Younger Audience Via ‘Voice of Customer’ Analytics
9 min
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Waste Reduction Quick Win: Labels with Lower Im...
Start Small: Low-Cost, Low-Waste Labels Can Make a Big Impact
10 min
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Product Testing Takes Guesswork Out of Merchand...
Product Testing Lifts Full-Price Sales at Marks & Spencer
9 min
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Investing in Front-Line Retail Employees Starts...
Investing in Front-Line Retail Employees Starts with Training
11 min
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How Data-Driven Merchandising Enables Anticipat...
Getting Out in Front of Customer Demand Through Product Testing
9 min
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How Covid Led to Cutting Corners and Inferior I...
How to Maintain Product Quality During a Crisis
8 min
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Risk Mitigation Starts with Authenticating Raw ...
The Scramble Is on to Prove Raw Material Provenance
9 min
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Why Trust Is No Longer Enough in Verifying Raw ...
‘Tag, Test and Track’ is the Future of Supply Chain Authentication
7 min
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Rivet 50 Radio: Robert McMillan
Robert McMillan of Dearborn Denim discusses the appeal of Made in America denim, and how it makes for a more sustainable product.
26 min
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Rivet 50 Radio: Han Ates
Blackhorse Lane Ateliers founder Han Ates discussed the ways in which his brand is practicing social sustainability and creating a London aesthetic.
18 min
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Rivet 50 Radio: Tony Tonnaer
Kings of Indigo’s Tony Tonnaer discusses how his sustainable foundation helped him navigate the pandemic, and what he has in store for 2021.
12 min
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Rivet 50 Radio: Enrique Silla
Jeanologia’s CEO Enrique Silla discusses the company’s contributions during Covid-19 and what it learned from the pandemic.
21 min
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Rivet 50 Radio: Alberto de Conti
Rudolf Group’s Alberto de Conti discussed Hub 1922’s latest innovations launched during Covid-19 that will have a lasting impact on the denim industry.
19 min
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Rivet 50 Radio: Maurice Malone
Maurice Malone of Williamsburg Garment Company talks about the state of diversity in denim and the benefits of DTC beyond a pandemic.
26 min
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Painting a Green Road Map for Denim
Why Transparency Is a Prerequisite to Green Denim Production
9 min
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Achieving Fast Turns, Customization with Digita...
The 3 Imperatives for Effective, Fast On-Demand Production
10 min
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Solving the Inventory Problem with On-Demand Pr...
Why On-Demand Manufacturing Is a Must to Eliminate Overproduction
9 min
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Recognizing the True Value of the Factory Workf...
Engage the 60 Million Artisans Across Apparel Factories
11 min
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Making Remote Collaboration the New Normal
Why C-Level Execs Can’t Ignore the Factory Shop Floor
10 min
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Improving Efficiency Amid Factory Consolidation
How Apparel Brands Maintain Factory Productivity Amid Consolidation
11 min