Why Brands Needs to Stop Making Clothes That Don’t Fit | Retail Disrupted Podcast
Retail DisruptedNovember 12, 202500:01:07

Why Brands Needs to Stop Making Clothes That Don’t Fit | Retail Disrupted Podcast

In this clip from Retail Disrupted with Natalie Berg, retail leader Julia Reynolds (founder of Rey House, creator of Florence & Fred at Tesco, and ex-CEO of Figleaves, Blacks Leisure, and Antler Luggage) delivers a powerful message to the fashion industry:

“If it doesn’t fit, don’t make it.”

While brands focus on recyclable packaging and renewable materials, Julia argues the real sustainability issue starts at the design stage. If clothes don’t fit real people, they’ll be returned, wasted, or left unworn — costing the planet and the industry billions.

She calls for a mindset shift: stop designing for catwalk avatars, and start designing for real customers with real bodies.

🎧 Watch the full episode of Retail Disrupted for more on how AI, data, and better design can fix fashion’s fit problem.

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