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Tonello Unveils Dual Innovations in Milan & Hangzhou
Tonello Unveils Dual Innovations in Milan & Hangzhou

Fashion Value Chain

time20-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Fashion Value Chain

Tonello Unveils Dual Innovations in Milan & Hangzhou

From May 21–23, Tonello will spotlight its latest breakthroughs at two global stages—Denim Première Vision Milan and Kingpins China, Hangzhou—highlighting its continued evolution in sustainable dyeing and garment finishing. In Milan, Tonello transforms its booth into a creative lab. Visitors can witness live dyeing sessions featuring the G1 Lab, the brand's most compact dyeing machine, and Wake technology, which uses plant-based waste like dried flowers and roots. The spotlight will also be on Sulfur Essence, a new dye collection exploring the artistic potential of sulfur and indigo through DyeMate, the industry's first indigo garment dyeing system that also works with sulfur and VAT dyes. Tonello's Fashion Designer Marco Visentin will take the Pitch Area stage on May 22 with 'Where Indigo Wanders'—a visual and conceptual exploration of the evolving aesthetics in sulfur and indigo dyeing. Simultaneously in Hangzhou, Tonello introduces a new generation of energy-efficient dryers at Kingpins China, emphasizing performance, streamlined processes, and sustainability. This is the latest advancement in Tonello's Laundry (R)Evolution. At the venue entrance, Tonello presents DENIM RENAISSANCE: The Beauty of Time, a collection that reflects the brand's commitment to fusing heritage craftsmanship with future-forward design. From Milan to Hangzhou, Tonello reaffirms its mission to lead the future of denim—uniting innovation, sustainability, and creativity across continents.

Deda Stealth CEO Explains Why Tariffs Made This Year the Right Time for U.S. Expansion
Deda Stealth CEO Explains Why Tariffs Made This Year the Right Time for U.S. Expansion

Yahoo

time09-05-2025

  • Business
  • Yahoo

Deda Stealth CEO Explains Why Tariffs Made This Year the Right Time for U.S. Expansion

Deda Stealth wants in on the U.S. market. Tariffs are helping its game. The firm, which helps 70 percent of the Italian luxury market manage their supply chains, announced in March that it had acquired Competitoor, an AI-powered price comparison tool that allows brands to better understand their competitors' price strategies and adjust accordingly. More from Sourcing Journal Amazon's Latest AI Feature Allows Sellers to Upgrade Old Listings Maersk Cuts 2025 Container Outlook: China Capacity 'Not Available Elsewhere' White House Announces 'Breakthrough' UK Trade Deal With that acquisition Deda Stealth has also elected to move into a new market: the United States. Luca Tonello, Deda Stealth's CEO, said the company has already seen interest from some of its European clients in expanding their retail footprint in the states, a task he believes the company is up for supporting. But it will also look to onboard new customers, in part by leveraging Competitoor in a time when brands and retailers remain vigilant about their pricing plans because of tariffs, a pessimistic consumer and general economic uncertainty in the U.S. market. Tonello said those considerations made now the perfect time for Deda Stealth to expand its horizons with Competitoor. 'With the tariff war and the prices that are changing so quickly, it's really important to have the pricing monitoring of your price and the competitor's price…in order to have some fresh information and be reactive on what are the market values,' he said. Because Deda Stealth focuses on luxury clients, Tonello said he expects to see the most interest in its Competitoor offering from mid-level luxury players. 'High-end [luxury] doesn't care about the competitor's pricing, because they want to be the exclusive luxury enterprise,' he said. 'For the medium-sized company, you have to be reactive based on market, because selling in Korea is different than selling in the U.S., and you have the same brand, but in a different market…so the monitoring [has to] not only be specific on the price of your country, but also of your brand on the other country in order to decide a better pricing strategy.' Some of Deda Stealth's longer-standing products, including Stealth AI—formerly known as Planning Tool—which is an allocation and assortment-planning tool that leverages real-time data for decisioning, are also available to U.S. companies onboarding with Stealth. In 2022, Deda Stealth also acquired Bsamply, which connects raw material suppliers to fashion and apparel companies. Those tools, he said, remain an important piece of the company's expansion to New York; they allow Deda Stealth to provide AI-powered support to customers re-considering their inventory and allocation strategies. ` Tonello said for the Stealth AI and Bsamply products, he believes it will be most effective to begin by targeting companies that have an annual turnover of between $100 million and $2 billion. Those companies, he noted, are more likely to be operating on legacy technology that could benefit from an upgrade. Just as Deda Stealth has done in Italy, it will focus on high and mid-level luxury brands. 'We manage the inventory of the goods, wherever it is, from production up to the retail. And this is a value because having the stock inside one system makes you run some optimization regarding allocation, regarding retail planning and so on,' he explained. And, like Competitoor, Tonello sees Stealth AI benefitting U.S. luxury brands as they navigate tariffs; though President Donald Trump has paused his 'Liberation Day' tariffs on countries outside of China, it remains to be seen which countries will be slapped with high duty rates come the end of the pause. In Tonello's opinion, it's better than brands start 'Stealth AI will help people [with] minimizing the stock, maximizing the revenue, and especially now with the tariffs…if you have to restock, it's important that you take care of the tariff, and so you [need to] have the right tool that [can] make you simulations on how to move the good wherever in the world,' he noted. Tonello said he hopes to see 30 U.S. brands adopting the Competitoor system annually, and that he hopes to bring three to five clients onto the Deda Stealth system—which includes Stealth AI and Bsamply—in 2025. Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data

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