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Building a Fashion Brand: Challenges, Tips, and Thoughts on The Industry
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In the 10th episode of FP Guru Series, we chatted with Sanne Schoenmaker, the Co-Founder of PARIOLI, the tailored fashion brand from The Netherlands.
Initially published here: https://fashionpotluck.com/fp-blog/building-a-fashion-brand-challenges-tips-and-thoughts-on-the-industry-podcast
Sanne and her family create tailored garments for women, according to their measurements. Women can choose a style from over 40 different designs and multiple colors, and get a customized garment. This is a unique approach to fashion, which offers sustainable solutions for women around the world.
What this podcast is about:
○ How was the idea of Parioli born?
○ Do you have a background in the fashion industry? Is experience in the fashion industry necessary if you want to start your own brand?
○ Do you have any tips for women who want to develop their own fashion brand?
○ What challenges did you face when you started?
○ Could you elaborate more on the sustainable aspect of Parioli?
○ Which fabrics are ideal for your body? Does it differ per body type?
○ Tips for creating a fashion business in the Netherlands.
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