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Intralogistics for fashion

MASTER THE UNPREDICTABLE

While in the past, fashion companies were mainly focused on designing new products and on brand recognition, nowadays their supply chain has become a crucial part of their strategic development.

Supply Chain is no longer just considered a cost but plays a key part in helping fashion companies navigating the growing challenges of the industry. 

It is more and more leveraged to quickly adapt to constantly evolving market conditions, being a centre of excellence that can drive potential growth and customer satisfaction.

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Adaptability at the core

Puma Logistics Centre

“We were coming from a decentralised model with multiple DC’s spread across Europe and a separated management of B2B and B2C orders, which was causing issues in terms of inventory and customer service level. Together with TGW we designed a centralised omnichannel DC capable to share products and balancing peaks effects between the different channels, optimising resource utilisation and enabling our distribution network to be a frontrunner in supporting our company growth”
Logistics Director, Puma

PUMA Distribution Center Geiselwind, DE

BUILDING ADAPTABLE DISTRIBUTION STRATEGIES

In order to help our customers remain competitive in today’s dynamic business context, at TGW we take a holistic approach with regards to the supply chain. Nowadays it is not sufficient to focus only on the automation itself, we also need to consider the unique challenges of the fashion industry and stay abreast of the latest trends.

This is the reason why, on top of having a wide portfolio of solutions for Fashion, at TGW we support our customers with a group of industry experts who assist in understanding and selecting the appropriate automation technologies to build adaptable distribution strategies.

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Working together

Engelbert Strauss Logistics Centre

"Why have we placed a second major order with TGW in such a short time? I get asked this question all the time. Because it involves simultaneously modifying the existing system and ensuring that customers continue to be reliably supplied with Strauss products, the planned project is very complex and requires partners who are 100 percent reliable and experienced. Partners who are immersed in the Strauss world and its mindset. We have found this partner in TGW. That's why we are confident that the project in Biebergemünd will be just as successful as the one in Schlüchtern."
Matthias Fischer, Head of Operational Projects, Engelbert Strauss

NAVIGATING A DYNAMIC LANDSCAPE

The fashion industry represents a vibrant and ever-evolving market, characterised by its rapid pace and constant innovation. 

Fashion trends can change overnight, driven by social media and influencers. The industry faces significant challenges in finding skilled labour, a difficulty intensified due to shifting workforce demographics. Additionally, rapid technological advancements require continuous adaptation. There is also a growing demand for eco-friendly and sustainable practices.

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Navigating a Dynamic Landscape

DISTRIBUTION CENTRES FOR FASHION

In response to these challenges, TGW is committed to ongoing research into the needs of the fashion industry. Our goal is to develop and introduce solutions that help our customers navigating the complexities of today’s dynamic business environment.

Automating a distribution centre involves integrating various systems and technologies to connect operations from receiving to shipping. In order to select the best combination, we need to consider the end-to-end process. We build tailor-made solutions to cover any process within the distribution centre, as well as the software to coordinate and manage all the operations.

One Touch Receiving

Inbound and storage

Instead of eight, only one manual touch is required for the receipt of cartons: With One-Touch Receiving, we have automated the entire goods receipt process.

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LivePick

Order Fulfilment

At a time when the demands for flexibility and efficiency in warehouse automation are constantly increasing, LivePick offers a forward-looking solution for goods-to-person order processing.

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FlashPick®

Order Fulfilment

FlashPick® is our smart order fulfilment system for goods-to-person picking (GTP). It is able to address any distribution channel (E-Commerce, wholesale and retail) and is therefore ideal for omni-channel operations.

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SmartPocket

Order Fulfilment

Discover the world of efficient intralogistics with our innovative hanging goods conveyor technology. SmartPocket relies on autonomous robots and enables you to scale your business quickly and easily.

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WERX Software

Software

WERX is a smart and flexible software that puts you in complete control of your warehouse management system.



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Digital Services

Software

Our Digital Service Platform is a cloud-based solution that streamlines your business operations by collecting real-time data from the distribution centre. It transforms this data into valuable analytics and reporting tools.

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Several B2C or B2B distribution centres were bundled into one fulfilment centre.

THE JOURNEY TOWARDS AUTOMATION


  • Awareness: In the early phase of the assessment, we work closely with our customers to understand the company’s supply chain strategy, their major challenges, and evaluate how automation can enhance their operation.

  • Consideration: We then work on comparisons to evaluate different solutions, considering the impact of automation not only from a CAPEX perspective but also in terms of the overall benefits it can bring. These may include faster order processing, increased flexibility across channels, FTE reduction, or inventory optimisation. The solution selection needs to be aligned with the customer's decision criteria

  • Decision: Once the solution is defined, we move into a detailed solution phase, including software specification.

  • Operation: We oversee the entire realisation process, with a dedicated onsite team responsible for installation, testing, and ramping up the system. Finally, we offer several options for system maintenance, ranging from remote support to contracts with resident engineers who manage the operation and maintenance of the site.

    Lifetime Services

“TGW is a very important strategic partner for us. We have carried out many projects together. We have always perceived TGW as very reliable and constructive during all phases of the project, from system design to implementation and lifetime services.”
Sven Thiessen, Director Logistics, Zalando Lounge

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THE JOURNEY TOWARDS AUTOMATION
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Raffaele Destro, Valentina Vivarelli, Berta Giramé
TGW Global Strategic Business Development Fashion

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