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

Replenishment

The process of restocking products, typically NOS items, to maintain agreed stock levels at the retailer. Glossary

Merchandising & Buying · Explainer

How does AI allocation and replenishment work across stores and channels?

Allocation decides where stock goes first; replenishment decides what follows. AI makes both decisions at size and location level. Here is how it works, what it needs and where it struggles.

By Maya Lindqvist5 min read
Wholesale & B2B · Explainer

How do AI re-order prediction and automated replenishment work for retailers?

Re-orders cover styles that have already proven themselves. AI can suggest or trigger them before a retail partner runs out, if sell-out and stock data are shared.

By Maya Lindqvist5 min read
Merchandising & Buying · Analysis

AI in childrenswear and basics: forecasting replenishment-driven ranges

Basics and childrenswear sell steadily, in many sizes, at thin margins. That makes them ideal for AI forecasting and replenishment, and sensitive when the customer is a child.

By Maya Lindqvist5 min read
Wholesale & B2B · Explainer

Replenishment in fashion: how never-out-of-stock programmes work

Never-out-of-stock programmes keep core products permanently available to retailers. They look simple from the shop floor, but depend on disciplined planning, stock and data.

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

EDI in fashion: the old standard that still moves orders

Electronic data interchange has connected brands and retailers for decades. Here is how EDI works in fashion wholesale, which messages matter and how to get onboarded smoothly.

By Clara Vos4 min read