Fashion4Home.com is asking its customers to vote on whether or not they should make their new products. Possibly risky, but I feel like this idea is as unique as the bamboo chairs they are making.
The idea is to cut down on production costs, as well as waste. Democratically inspired, and possibly the greenest crowd sourcing effort ever unleashed by a company, I feel like this idea is firing on all cylinders. Check out more on their bamboo chairs, as well as other products, by following the links below.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Democratically-inspired Production
- Companies are turning to customer voting to cut down on production costs and waste, opening opportunities for crowdsourced innovation.
- Green Crowd Sourcing
- Fashion and furniture companies are uniting eco-friendliness with community involvement, leading to new sustainable models using crowd sourcing.
- Customer-centered Product Development
- Fashion companies are increasingly using customer feedback and preferences to tailor their products, transforming traditionally slow and siloed design processes.
Where This Applies
- Sustainable Furniture Manufacturing
- Furniture companies that prioritize sustainable materials and production methods can leverage crowd sourcing to create eco-friendly and community-focused designs.
- Fashion Design and Production
- Fashion companies can use customer voting and feedback to revolutionize the traditional design and production processes, leading to unique and popular products.
- Crowd Sourcing Platforms
- Platforms that facilitate customer voting and feedback could see increased demand as companies seek to streamline and democratize their product development processes.
