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Cordura launched a digital fabric library ‘Cordura Fabric Finder’ that will help brands to explore more than 500 fabrics online.
The information like fabric composition, fabric images from all angles and other details have been provided for the brands to choose the right fabric for them. Later the brands had to ask for shipping of the samples for a closer review, but now they can analyze and select fabrics on their own on the Finder and work for their upcoming collections more efficiently and quickly.
Cordura to keep up with the growing digitalization wants to provide such facilities and services to its customers. It believes in reducing the resources and reaching its customers quickly. The accessibility has been made a lot more convenient with this user-friendly digital interface. It will also promote its partner mills while showcasing the fabric portfolio on the website thus it will mutually benefit the partner brands.
Cordura Fabric Finder focuses on: an insight to brand fabric portfolio and technologies, display trending fabrics. The detailed images of all fabric samples are displayed. It also accelerates the selection process by clearing doubts. It would also help meeting the growing pace of digitalization. The critical selection process by brands also reduces fabric waste.
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