Scaling Your Apparel Business with AI

Dishang Group

Dishang Group was founded in 1993 and has over 50,000 employees globally, operating across various sectors including garment trade, domestic workwear, and brand management. As a global supply chain platform, it integrates R&D, production, and sales. After adopting LIGHTCHAIN APPAREL AI, Dishang transformed its traditional proposal format of line drawings and text descriptions into realistic model images, significantly enhancing client collaboration, accelerating the confirmation of cooperation intentions, and streamlining internal production processes.

Lerune Textile

Lerune Textile Technology Co., Ltd., established in 2003, is recognized as a national high-tech enterprise specializing in the integration of functional fabrics and garments. It owns subsidiaries like Qingdao Shengyaqi Textile Technology Co., Ltd. and serves global Fortune 500 companies in China, Japan, and Europe. As a leading R&D enterprise involved in national standard formulation, Lerune optimized its entire business process—from planning and design to B2B proposals and terminal promotions—by leveraging LIGHTCHAIN APPAREL AI, maximizing its fabric advantages, boosting selection rates, and increasing customer acquisition.

Haiming Holdings Group

Haiming Holdings Group, founded in 1996, is a premier brand operator in China, focusing on integrated services in the fashion sector. The company owns several brands, including GMXY, OTT, VOL.3, Mitti, avvn and Sensu, as well as the organic agriculture brand Yiyuan. By applying LIGHTCHAIN APPAREL AI's planning, design, and virtual try-on capabilities, Haiming achieved efficient collaboration and production control in its internal brand development and e-commerce marketing efforts.

Hangzhou HS Fashion

Hangzhou HS Fashion Group boasts over 35 years of experience in professional garment manufacturing, with factories in China, Vietnam, and Myanmar. It serves global luxury brands and has maintained partnerships with many clients for over 20 years. By utilizing LIGHTCHAIN APPAREL AI's fashion design and custom model capabilities, the company enhanced proposal efficiency for brand clients, increasing both selection volume and client satisfaction.

Qili Group

Qili Group, founded in 1991, is a trade and manufacturing enterprise specializing in garment exports, with annual exports exceeding 10 million pieces and a stable export volume of over $150 million. It has design teams located in Japan, South Korea, and Spain. By embracing LIGHTCHAIN APPAREL AI, Qili optimized internal collaboration efficiency and innovated its external business models through diverse AI applications.

Jifa Group

Jifa Group, established in 1955, is a key Chinese enterprise in the knitting industry, focusing on garments, wigs, gloves, toys, and more. It partners with over six Fortune 500 companies and exports to more than 20 countries and regions. By leveraging LIGHTCHAIN APPAREL AI for fashion design, fabric simulation, and line drawing generation, Jifa maximized its fabric strengths and provided high-value added services to clients.

Shanghai Silk Group

Shanghai Silk Group, founded in 1949, has evolved from a traditional textile trader into a comprehensive enterprise encompassing brand management, design, R&D, and manufacturing. Its flagship brand, 'Lily,' is popular among white-collar women. The company applied LIGHTCHAIN APPAREL AI’s planning, design, pattern design, and custom model capabilities to enhance its ODM business, offering clients a richer selection and improved efficiency.

Scroll Group

Scroll Group serves as the exclusive Japanese agent for LIGHTCHAIN APPAREL AI in Japan. Its internal planning department also utilizes LIGHTCHAIN APPAREL AI to enhance design efficiency by over ten times while reducing costs by 40%.

Japanese E-commerce Platform A

A Japanese e-commerce platform uses data and AI to quickly test and spot trending products, promptly alerting suppliers to replicate these bestsellers and maximize their value.

Japanese ODM Enterprise A

A Japanese ODM company serves several well-known brands, employing AI to transform traditional line drawings into realistic mannequin images for product presentations, greatly improving order conversion rates.

Japanese ODM Enterprise B

Another Japanese ODM company generates a wealth of planning content during the creative phase by leveraging AI’s capabilities, energizing decision-making and differentiating its ODM services to boost client loyalty.

Japanese Apparel Brand A

A long-established Japanese apparel brand utilizes AI’s virtual try-on feature to create a variety of marketing materials for in-store displays, significantly cutting down on shoot time and costs.

Japanese Apparel Brand B

A new Japanese apparel brand leverages AI to create mood-enhanced mannequin images for its website and social media platforms, enriching its marketing content and attracting a surge of new traffic.