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Hey medial family 👋 Any one has idea or know the process of setting up an factory where we can convert Plastic bottles into wearable clothes (shirt / Tshirt)? I mean , which machinery are required and where to procure them ?

Startup Name: StitchUp - Al-powered fashion trial and customization platform Buying clothes online is easy these days, but there is no assurance of the right fit and look. Wrong size leads to increased returns and poor customer experience. StitchUp

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Hey Founder's, we are trying to make a most affordable Tshirt brand with the Vision - "From And For the Farmers". as being from a farmer home we see like many of the brands never reach to them because of there cost,designs,looks, which is somewhere d

One day I was being ready in my room for my offline Web development class, that was a special day because it was last day of my course. I was struggling with which clothes to wear because that day I had to take picture with certificate, I wasn't have

The Trader Joe's Revolutionary story: In 1967, Joe wasn't just selling groceries. He was creating an EXPERIENCE. Imagine walking into a store that feels more like an adventure than a chore. Employees in Hawaiian shirts? Check. Unique products you ca

Here are some interesting startups that are making waves: * Upcycled fashion. These startups are taking used materials and turning them into new, stylish clothing and accessories. This is a great way to reduce textile waste and create unique, one-

The Missed Billion-Dollar Mistake No One Talks About 🔥 In 2000, Netflix offered to sell itself to Blockbuster for $50 million. Blockbuster laughed them out of the room. Fast forward — Netflix becomes a $200+ billion behemoth. Blockbuster? A dusty

Strategy For Startup Growth — ( 2 ) ★ 2nd part of 4P strategy and please read my previous post for better strategy understanding. 2. PLACE — Where will your potential buyer look for your product? Will it be found in a brick and mortar store