This webinar conducted on the 19th June 2020 on Future of Denim covers expert and data-driven views on
a) Consumer Trends b) Immediate implications and c) Expectations for the future
Sartaj heads the Design at Pepe Jeans India and has over 20 years of experience leading design and product across leading international brands like Benetton. He has also tried his hand at entrepreneurship. He is also the Chief Product Officer at Turmswear, a new-age digital native brand focussed on the consumer-driven performance setting a direction for the future of denim.
You can watch the full recording below.
Sartaj passionately talks about the Denim Future and summarises the three imperatives
Denim always re-invents, continue to innovate using technology
Create sustainable products and
Create a WOW factor than just creating another product
You can watch our earlier webinar on Future of Fashion Design post-COVID-19.
Subscribe to our insights
Subscribe now to receive our thought leading insights right into your inbox
| 4min readExecutive Summary Mike Maples, Jr., founding partner of Floodgate and one of Silicon Valley’s most successful seed investors, doesn’t play the conventional game of venture capital. He doesn’t look for small wins or safe bets. Instead, he seeks out what he calls “Thunder Lizards” — radical, future-shaping startups that redefine categories or create entirely new […]
| 4min readWhy the real cost in retail isn’t operations — it’s making and moving products no one wants. Introduction: The Unspoken Cost Crisis in Retail In today’s volatile retail landscape, many leaders obsess over optimizing operations, reducing logistics costs, and streamlining marketing spend. But what if the biggest cost drain lies elsewhere? What if the true […]
| 4min readFuture-Proofing Retail in a Volatile Trade Landscape Executive Summary: Redefining Retail Strategy with Resilient Assortment Planning The global retail ecosystem in 2025 is being redefined by trade volatility. With tariffs of 10% to 25% now affecting goods from critical global markets, traditional assortment strategies anchored in historical sales or competitor replication have become strategically insufficient. […]
