RE-Fashion: (3) RE-MAKE

MUD Jeans We discovered MUD Jeans at the entrance of the NEONYT fair, where they were performing live demonstrations on how they easily turn an old pair of jeans into new fiber and fabric for clothing. The mission of the company is “We aim to change the fashion industry, starting with the most popular piece... Continue Reading →

RE-Fashion: (2) RE-USE

Zalando Wardrobe If there is nothing new in a sale of second-hand clothes, what differentiates Zalando Wardrobe is the technology used that promotes a shift in the customer mindset, as Torben Hansen, VP of Zalando Wardrobe, explains to us. Traditionally, second hand items have been considered “old”, “dirty” and not comparable to new items. Zalando... Continue Reading →

Digital, Gaming, Blockchain and Fashion?

Thursday last week we spent the entire day exploring Fashion Tech Conference in Berlin. It is an event solely focussing on the intersection of Tech and Fashion organised by Premium Group who is also organising the two fairs NEONYT and Premium. The conference showcased a number of new tech innovations in fashion that aim to push... Continue Reading →

RE-Fashion: (1) RE-PACK

In the first week in Berlin, team FTS explored the concept of “RE”-fashion, gathering interesting insights from the NEONYT fair, the Fashion Tech Conference and the meetings at Zalando. “RE-fashion” is a word that the team uses to indicate companies that pursue sustainability through an array of circular products/processes. Re-Pack, Re-Use and Re-make are three... Continue Reading →

Exits and Existential Problems

Entrepreneurship can be a passion, but only a select few are able to make it a sustainable profession. SaaSEAD had the pleasure of speaking with serial successful entrepreneur Yann Lechelle, now the COO of Snips https://snips.ai, a decentralized voice assistant platform that brings the convenience of voice technology without sacrificing your privacy. Private by Design... Continue Reading →

Safari Kid: A new approach to schooling

53°N talked to Philippe Sachs Deputy-CEO of Safari Kid Philippe was living in Singapore working at Standard Chartered Bank when he realised there was no school to provide the educational experience he wanted for his young children. As an American living in the east with a Chinese wife, he felt strongly that the right kind of school could perfectly marry the... Continue Reading →

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