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Coming Soon – STOLL`s new Trend Collection “FASTER: From (CONCEPT) – To (STORE)”

STOLL`s new Trend Collection, “FASTER: From (CONCEPT) – To (STORE)”, is driven by the motto of STOLL`s Fashion & Technology department: “Design to Inspire”.

Customers will discover how to easily redesign STOLL samples from patternshop.stoll.com to create completely new pieces. They take advantage of the faster, easier design and development process.

STOLL says their samples are typically content-rich: every single item is like a Wikipedia for design and technical solutions, which allows for a wide array of re-interpretation. In practice, one can read as many ideas out of a single piece as needed to create an entire knitwear collection. As proof of concept, they have illustrated how one can adapt the patternshop styles according to its needs, style groups and price points.

(c) 2020 STOLL
(c) 2020 STOLL


(c) 2020 STOLL
(c) 2020 STOLL


The number of material-intense iterations can be reduced, lowering costs and waste; Beyond that, the STOLL knitelligence® tools allow for faster on-demand production and thus can replace slower bulk production. 


(c) 2020 STOLL
(c) 2020 STOLL

 

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(c) 2020 STOLL


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