Canadian Cycling Apparel Company 7mesh Prepares to Grow with Centric PLM ™
Canadian cycling clothing company partners with Centric Software® to lay digital foundation
CAMPBELL, Calif., August 3, 2021 / PRNewswire-PRWeb / – 7mesh, the cycling clothing manufacturer, has selected Centric Software’s product lifecycle management (PLM) solution for emerging businesses, Centric SMB. Centric Software provides the most innovative business solutions to plan, design, develop, source and sell products such as clothing, footwear, sporting goods, furniture, home decor, cosmetics, food and beverage and luxury goods in order to achieve the strategic and operational goals of digital transformation.
Based at Squamish, British Columbia, Canada, 7mesh was founded in 2013. Launching its first collection of advanced cycling clothing and technical equipment for road and track riding in all conditions in 2015, 7mesh products are built to last with innovative patterns, premium fabrics and advanced manufacturing methods like taped seams. and a neat finish.
Calum davidson, co-founder and vice president of operations at 7mesh describes the company: “We are a very product-driven company. Everything is very intentional in the product, so all materials are carefully chosen or developed with suppliers. Keeping the functionality and integration of the garment in mind is at the heart of who we are as a brand. “
He continues: “We have passed the stage of PDF and Excel files; we need something more structured to help our growth in order to keep track of all the specifications, colorway information and details regarding the cycling fit for our products. “
7mesh selected Centric because of the wealth of its sectoral innovations but also its reputation. “Everything we do is focused on scalability going forward, and Centric has established itself as the market leader,†Davidson says.
Katie kirkpatrick, Product Manager at 7mesh, says: “We are very involved in the product. We look to Centric for the organization of material libraries, schedules, lab sessions and to have everything in one place to have a better structure within the product team. “
Davidson says of his collaboration with Centric: “We found the process to be orderly and well documented. This kind of successful integration is something Centric is known and expected for, so we expect things to go pretty well. “
In addition to their continued growth as a global cycling apparel brand, on a more local level, the company is committed to becoming a commercial anchor in its community of Squamish. They have the impression of being squarely on this path. Davidson says, “We plan to continue to grow significantly over the coming years. Much of this relies on new products and innovations and Centric PLM is one of the steps we take to make sure the foundation of the business is on. be good for years and decades to come. “
Chris Groves says, “We are happy to partner with 7mesh, a company that encourages people to get outside and stay healthy. We look forward to riding more efficiently together in the future. “
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7mesh (http://www.7mesh.com)
7mesh was born out of the realization that while technical equipment for backcountry adventurers had made great strides forward, the cycling community had been left behind. And as cyclists, as well as apparel professionals who helped create many of the outdoor industry’s revolutionary technologies, we knew cyclists deserved better. So in 2013 we quit our jobs and got down to business. Our first collection debuted in 2015. Since then, we’ve been equipping a growing community of adventurers around the world with advanced cycling clothing for road and track riding in all conditions.
Our goal is to create cycling clothing that stands the test of time, with innovative shapes, premium fabrics and advanced manufacturing methods such as taped seams and Clean Finish stitching. All this so that when you’re ready to go, your gear is too.
We believe that clothes shouldn’t draw attention to themselves, which is why we spend so much time polishing every line, stitch and shape, before testing new ideas on the mountains that overlook our design studio. . Then we build on what worked and improve on anything that took us out of the present moment, repeating the process until we only see the journey ahead.
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