Resonance Companies’ Post

" Like Temu, Shein has come under intense scrutiny from U.S. lawmakers over its supply chain practices, including whether it sells goods made in China with forced labor, in contravention of U.S. law. The company recently told employees it was stepping up efforts to comply with U.S. regulations, including increasing spending on external supply chain audits, The Information reported previously. “When this company goes public, which I hope it does, it brings these issues to the forefront,” said Lawrence Lenihan, chair and co-founder of Resonance, a New York–based startup that helps brands design and manufacture clothing on demand with minimal waste. "

Our chairman and co-founder Lawrence Lenihan quoted in Vogue Business on Shein's likely IPO: Shein’s exceptional growth is indicative of society’s powerful digital transformation. US- based Lawrence Lenihan, co-founder and co-CEO of Resonance, which uses a proprietary cloud-based platform to design, sell and make products on demand, says Shein’s business model is so radical that this moment “will ripple through every industry”. “This is a company that is super sophisticated and will make every single brand look at their structure,” says Lenihan. “Manufacturers all over the world are sitting on inventory they can’t sell or are massively discounting or throwing it away. It’s ice water to the face.”

New op-ed in The Business of Fashion from our co-founder and chairman Lawrence Lenihan: 10 years after his piece “The End of the Billion Dollar Brand” correctly forecasted the road ahead for the fashion industry, Lawrence Lenihan shares a new vision for a sustainable and profitable industry: one based on unwaste. Read it all here: https://lnkd.in/dfazMYpk

Snapshots from our manufacturing lab tour with the AMPLIFY Class of ‘24. Gracias a todos los diseñadores por acompañarnos detrás de escena para conocer nuestras operaciones en Santiago de los Caballeros, República Dominicana. #AmplifyByResonance

It’s estimated that 92m tons of textile waste is created annually by the fashion industry. Our goal is to help reduce that number drastically. And THIS is how we get there: Meet ONE Nest—it’s how we make your clothes, and it’s the future of zero waste in fashion. Through the power of AI, ‘nesting’ uses sophisticated algorithms to break down the individual pieces of a garment and organize them to be digitally printed on fabric. It’s a little bit like Tetris - by printing the pieces as close together as possible, we eliminate fabric waste. When compared to the legacy fashion industry, this enables us to produce clothing using 50% fewer yards of material on average. More innovation. Less environmental impact. #innovation #startups #sustainability #digitaltransformation #generativeAI

“Our mission is to always pursue a better way to make clothing and to offer an unlimited variety of choices that are better for the environment and stand the test of time. As a brand, there’s nothing more gratifying than hearing about your designs being handed down, or pulled out of the closet 10 years later and feeling just as fresh. We want our pieces to live in your closet for years to come.” - @Robert Tagliapietra & Jeffrey Costello, co-founders and the visionary creatives behind the JCRT brand.

Sustainability meets innovation 🫱🏽🫲🏾 With our AI and digital printing technology, we’re empowering the fashion industry to make ONLY what’s needed, be accountable for what’s produced, and waste nothing. Our AI-powered platform uses less material, water and dyes than any other in the world 🌎 : ✦ 0% inventory waste ✦ 97% less dye ✦ 75% less water ✦ 70% less CO2 ✦ 50% fewer yards of material #digitalprinting #sustainablesupplychain #AI #engineering #fashionstartup #sustainablestartup