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Fashion’s demand signals can change on a dime. With quick trend cycles and consumer behavior shifts, a style that seemed in-demand during planning and production can flop by the time it reaches retail. On the flip side, a design with a shallow buy could unexpectedly take off, requiring a quick read on interest to ramp…
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