7 October 2026International edition
Vol. I · No.
7 October 2026
AI in Fashion
DAILY
The daily briefing on AI in the fashion business
Where fashion meets artificial intelligence.
Topic

B2B Commerce

Wholesale & B2B · Guide

AI in B2B fashion wholesale: the complete guide

Where artificial intelligence creates real value between brands and retail partners, what data it needs, how buyers already use it and where the limits are.

By Maya Lindqvist5 min read
Wholesale & B2B · Explainer

What can conversational AI assistants do for B2B fashion buyers?

Assistants that answer questions on availability, order status and terms are arriving in B2B portals. What they can do, what they must be connected to and where caution is needed.

By Maya Lindqvist5 min read
Wholesale & B2B · Guide

What a good B2B ordering portal needs: a practical checklist

A B2B ordering portal should make it easier for retailers to buy than to pick up the phone. This checklist covers the features and foundations that make the difference.

By Ruth Okafor4 min read
Strategy, Data & Regulation · Explainer

Headless commerce for fashion brands, in plain language

Headless commerce separates what shoppers and buyers see from the engine that runs prices, carts and orders. Here is what that means, when it helps and what it costs.

By Clara Vos4 min read
Strategy, Data & Regulation · Guide

How integrations connect brands and retailers: EDI, APIs and files

Orders, product data, stock and invoices flow between brands and retailers through three main routes. A practical guide to choosing and running each one.

By Clara Vos4 min read
Strategy, Data & Regulation · Guide

What a modern tech stack looks like for a mid-sized fashion brand

From product development to wholesale ordering and finance, a mid-sized fashion brand needs a connected set of systems. A layer-by-layer guide to what belongs where.

By Clara Vos4 min read
Commerce & Marketing · Explainer

Endless aisle and drop shipping between brands and retailers

Retailers want wider ranges without more stock; brands want more sales from the stock they hold. How endless aisle and drop shipping connect the two.

By Theo Marchetti4 min read