2019
DOI: 10.4028/www.scientific.net/jera.45.205
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Optimization of Fast Fashion Retail Supply Chain Processes: Overall Literature Review and Future Research Challenges

Abstract: Fast fashion trends are changing in nonstop. Brands are consequently faced to big challenges. Processes must be fluent, while costs must be optimized within all the constraints. This article is a literature review, about the fast fashion process engineering challenges, from production to retail. We explore a review analysis of the main problematic nodes, of the whole chain, that retailers focus on to improve their productivity and profit. We examine the literature review of solutions proposed to these problems… Show more

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“…Researchers have also assessed RSCs and identified the factors responsible for their success. The different types of RSCs discussed previously are omni-channel RSCs (Saghiri et al , 2017), optimisation RSCs (Fares and Lebbar, 2019), order fulfilment and delivery RSCs (Hübner et al , 2016; Sillanpää and Liesiö, 2018; Peinkofer et al , 2019). The digital advancement affecting RSCs has also been analysed by a few researchers, looking at its adaptability to the dynamic environment (Gustafsson et al , 2019; Iftikhar and khan, 2020).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Researchers have also assessed RSCs and identified the factors responsible for their success. The different types of RSCs discussed previously are omni-channel RSCs (Saghiri et al , 2017), optimisation RSCs (Fares and Lebbar, 2019), order fulfilment and delivery RSCs (Hübner et al , 2016; Sillanpää and Liesiö, 2018; Peinkofer et al , 2019). The digital advancement affecting RSCs has also been analysed by a few researchers, looking at its adaptability to the dynamic environment (Gustafsson et al , 2019; Iftikhar and khan, 2020).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Optimising the supply chain has stimulated researchers' interest in several areas, such as fast fashion (Fares and Lebbar, 2019;Fares et al, 2018) and supply chain performance in the automotive industry (Lemghari et al, 2019). During the last decade, as global supply chains have become increasingly complex and diverse, they have matured (Lu et al, 2018).…”
Section: Supply Chain Performance Measurementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Optimising the supply chain has stimulated researchers’ interest in several areas, such as fast fashion (Fares and Lebbar, 2019; Fares et al. , 2018) and supply chain performance in the automotive industry (Lemghari et al.…”
Section: Theoretical Background and Literaturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…This paper focuses on fast-fashion retail, which has high rates of product returns (Difrancesco et al, 2018;Cook and Yurchisin, 2017) and a market characterised by rapid changes (Ovezmyradov and Kurata, 2019). The affordable prices of fast-fashion products encourage consumers to overbuy online (Fares and Lebbar, 2019); on the downside, clothes' colour, knit, and fit cannot be controlled during online purchases, necessitating an efficient physical return channel. This topic is worth researching, given the need for physical returns after online purchases.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This paper focuses on fast-fashion retail, which has high rates of product returns (Difrancesco et al, 2018;Cook and Yurchisin, 2017) and a market characterised by rapid changes (Ovezmyradov and Kurata, 2019). The affordable prices of fast-fashion products encourage consumers to overbuy online (Fares and Lebbar, 2019); on the downside, clothes' colour, knit and fit cannot be controlled during online purchases, necessitating an efficient physical return channel.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%