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Institute of Digital Fashion (IoDF) is a London-based connected-product platform company founded in 2020 that builds software infrastructure and creative technology for the fashion industry, operating at the intersection of compliance, commerce, culture, and technology. Its core offering is the Digital Product Passport (DPP) Platform, a SaaS plus Protocol system that provides full-stack traceability infrastructure, regulatory onboarding, supplier integration, and circular economy pathways (repair, resale, recycle) for fashion brands preparing for EU DPP mandates. The platform layers a consumer engagement layer combining QR/NFC physical triggers with AR experiences, and the company deploys adjacent capabilities including CGI, VFX, gaming, avatar development, multilingual AI clone content creation, and computer vision for virtual try-on.

IoDF serves three primary customer segments: luxury and premium fashion brands (Balenciaga, Hugo Boss, Alexander McQueen, Tommy Hilfiger, Calvin Klein, Audemars Piguet), premium retailers and department stores (Selfridges, Machine-A multi-brand activations), and technology platform partners (Meta, Snapchat, TikTok, Epic Games). It has achieved 7 world-firsts, including the first AR wearable sold in pounds (not crypto) for Roksanda via Clearpay, and has been recognized as the No. 1 Fashion DPP provider by Vogue Business and Forbes.

Revenue is generated through three streams: subscription-based SaaS and platform licensing for the DPP infrastructure, bespoke strategic and creative professional services for enterprise clients, and technology integration and co-development engagements with major tech partners. Go-to-market is enterprise field sales targeting luxury, fashion, and lifestyle brands, reinforced by channel partnerships with Selfridges, the British Fashion Council, Meta, Snapchat, TikTok, and Epic Games, and amplified by event-driven activations at London Fashion Week, Paris Haute Couture Week, and Dazed Live. Supporting marketing is heavily earned-media driven via Vogue Business, Forbes, CNN, BOF, Vogue Italia, The Guardian, and Dazed. The company operates with 1-10 employees and has no publicly disclosed funding rounds.

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Institute of Digital Fashion builds Digital Product Passport SaaS infrastructure and AR/CGI creative technology for luxury fashion brands, retailers, and tech platforms preparing for EU DPP compliance and digital-physical retail convergence.

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digital product passport, augmented reality fashion, digital fashion platform, fashion traceability software, AR wearable garments
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Infrastructure Outsourcing (IO)
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  • Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services5182
Product category
Fashion Technology Platform
Social media profiles3 records
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Revenue model3 records
1Enterprise Technology & DPP SaaS Platform
TypeSubscription Recurring
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SaaS-based Digital Product Passport infrastructure platform deployed to enterprise fashion and luxury brands for regulatory compliance, traceability, and consumer engagement. Likely subscription or contract-based professional services plus platform licensing.

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2Strategic and Creative Professional Services
TypeProfessional Services
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Bespoke consulting and creative services including brand vision, positioning, omnichannel campaign strategy, creative direction, content production, immersive marketing, event management, and cultural programming for enterprise clients.

iodf.co.uk
3Technology Integration & Co-development
TypeManaged Services
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Co-development and technology integration projects with major tech and brand partners (EPAM, Epic Games, Snapchat, TikTok, Meta) for digital fashion, AR, and DPP implementations.

iodf.co.uk
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IoDF operates a connected-product platform that delivers a Digital Product Passport (DPP) infrastructure layer (SaaS + Protocol) for fashion and luxury brands, providing full-stack traceability, EU regulatory onboarding, supplier integration, and a QR/NFC+AR consumer engagement layer. Alongside the platform, IoDF delivers bespoke strategy, creative, CGI, AR, VFX, gaming, avatar, and AI-driven campaign services for enterprise fashion, retail, and technology clients.

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  • 7 world-firsts achieved across strategic and creative activations in digital fashion and DPP
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Product overview1 text field

IoDF is a connected-product platform company operating at the intersection of compliance, commerce, culture, and technology. The core offering is the Digital Product Passport (DPP) Platform, a connected-product system powering fashion's Digital Product Passport operating layer with SaaS and Protocol infrastructure options. The platform includes compliance services (Full-Stack Traceability Infrastructure, Regulatory Onboarding & Supplier Integration, Circular Pathways), consumer engagement layers (QR/NFC + AR), and enterprise deployment capabilities. Supporting services include Strategy (consultation, brand vision, omnichannel campaign strategy), Creative (visual identity, CGI, AR, VFX, gaming, avatar development), Content production, AI-powered digital fashion creation, and experiential activations. The company has achieved 7 world-firsts across strategic and creative activations.

Product and service2 records
1Digital Product Passport (DPP) Infrastructure Platform
CategoryFashion technology / supply chain compliance software
Description

Connected-product SaaS + Protocol platform that enables fashion and luxury brands to comply with EU Digital Product Passport regulation, capture full supply chain traceability, integrate suppliers, manage circular economy pathways (repair, resale, recycle), and engage consumers through QR/NFC triggers paired with AR experiences. Sold to enterprise fashion, luxury, and retail clients.

2IoDF Learning Academy
CategoryEducation and training
Description

Educational offering launched at Dazed Live delivering training, insights, whitepapers, and consultation on digital fashion, AR, and fashion technology topics for fashion industry professionals and enterprise clients.

Scale indicator4 records

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Partnership12 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

IoDF and EPAM united to launch next-generation Digital Product Passport services, combining EPAM's enterprise technology capabilities with IoDF's fashion DPP platform for enterprise deployment.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

Technology alliance for gaming-integrated digital fashion experiences, leveraging Epic Games' Unreal Engine and gaming ecosystem for immersive fashion activations.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

Technology alliance for AR lens and digital fashion experiences on Snapchat's platform, including client work and platform-native brand activations.

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Technology alliance for digital fashion content and AR experiences distributed through TikTok's platform ecosystem.

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IoDF partnered with Selfridges for the Super Futures event series, creating immersive digital-physical retail experiences. Also collaborated on The New Order campaign featuring Raf Simons, Maison Margiela, Balenciaga, and others.

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IoDF closing party activation for London Fashion Week in partnership with British Fashion Council, driving digital fashion experiences at one of fashion's most prestigious events.

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Exclusive editorial and activation partnership with Vogue Italia including Virtual Pregnancy print feature, viral red carpet global impact activation, and regular editorial coverage.

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IoDF uses Meta technologies to make fashion more accessible. Partnership for AR experiences and digital fashion accessibility initiatives using Meta's platform and tools.

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IoDF launched Learning Academy during Dazed Live and collaborates on editorial content, AI beauty features for ELLE India, and cultural programming.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
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Thought leadership partnership with Vestiaire Collective calling for a more sustainable fashion future, promoting circular economy and DPP-enabled resale.

Strategic tierMinorTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
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Collaboration with Absolut on unveiling a genderless AR garment with designers Tayce and Chet Lo, combining fashion, spirits brand, and digital art.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

World's first AR wearable sold in GBP (not crypto) — Roksanda collaborated with IoDF and Clearpay to sell an AR digital garment using traditional currency, establishing a new commercial model for digital fashion.

Recent move6 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

EON operates a connected-product cloud platform purpose-built for Digital Product Passports across fashion and luxury — the most direct competitor to IoDF's DPP infrastructure offering. Both target the same EU ESPR compliance use case for premium apparel brands.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Replique runs a B2B digital fashion platform enabling brands to create, sell, and trace 3D digital garments, with comparable SaaS+creative services overlap. Their B2B go-to-market and brand-portfolio focus directly mirrors IoDF's enterprise motion.

TypeDirect peer
Description

DRESSX is a digital fashion platform producing AR wearables and 3D garments for premium brands, with significant overlap in AR try-on and brand-collaboration use cases served by IoDF.

TypeDirect peer
Description

The Fabricant is a digital-only fashion house producing 3D couture and brand-partnered virtual garments, comparable to IoDF's digital fashion creative practice and multi-brand activations like the Machine-A Super Futures campaign.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Obsess builds AR/3D virtual stores and immersive shopping experiences for fashion and retail brands — directly comparable to IoDF's AR retail activations at Selfridges and Machine-A and its Connected OOH AR campaign.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Zero10 provides AR mirror and try-on technology for fashion retail, overlapping with IoDF's AR try-on and in-store digital activation capabilities, though with a more hardware-anchored product.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Maison Meta is an AI-powered creative agency producing AI-generated content and campaigns for fashion and luxury brands, mirroring IoDF's multilingual AI clone and AI editorial capabilities and enterprise brand roster.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Tribute Brand is a digital fashion marketplace and platform producing virtual wearables for premium brands — comparable to IoDF's AR wearables and digital fashion collaborations with Roksanda and other luxury houses.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

CLO Virtual Fashion provides industry-standard 3D garment design and simulation software used across fashion houses — a broader, more established incumbent in the same digital fashion tooling ecosystem where IoDF operates, and an existing IoDF technology partner.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Dimension Studio is a digital fashion and virtual production house producing CGI campaigns, virtual idols, and immersive content for luxury brands — directly comparable to IoDF's CGI, AR, VFX, and avatar development services for brands like Audemars Piguet and Balenciaga.

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Named customers18 records

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Ideal customer profile4 records

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Institute of Digital Fashion

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Institute of Digital Fashion builds Digital Product Passport SaaS infrastructure and AR/CGI creative technology for luxury fashion brands, retailers, and tech platforms preparing for EU DPP compliance and digital-physical retail convergence.

What Institute of Digital Fashion does

Institute of Digital Fashion (IoDF) is a London-based connected-product platform company founded in 2020 that builds software infrastructure and creative technology for the fashion industry, operating at the intersection of compliance, commerce, culture, and technology. Its core offering is the Digital Product Passport (DPP) Platform, a SaaS plus Protocol system that provides full-stack traceability infrastructure, regulatory onboarding, supplier integration, and circular economy pathways (repair, resale, recycle) for fashion brands preparing for EU DPP mandates. The platform layers a consumer engagement layer combining QR/NFC physical triggers with AR experiences, and the company deploys adjacent capabilities including CGI, VFX, gaming, avatar development, multilingual AI clone content creation, and computer vision for virtual try-on.

IoDF serves three primary customer segments: luxury and premium fashion brands (Balenciaga, Hugo Boss, Alexander McQueen, Tommy Hilfiger, Calvin Klein, Audemars Piguet), premium retailers and department stores (Selfridges, Machine-A multi-brand activations), and technology platform partners (Meta, Snapchat, TikTok, Epic Games). It has achieved 7 world-firsts, including the first AR wearable sold in pounds (not crypto) for Roksanda via Clearpay, and has been recognized as the No. 1 Fashion DPP provider by Vogue Business and Forbes.

Revenue is generated through three streams: subscription-based SaaS and platform licensing for the DPP infrastructure, bespoke strategic and creative professional services for enterprise clients, and technology integration and co-development engagements with major tech partners. Go-to-market is enterprise field sales targeting luxury, fashion, and lifestyle brands, reinforced by channel partnerships with Selfridges, the British Fashion Council, Meta, Snapchat, TikTok, and Epic Games, and amplified by event-driven activations at London Fashion Week, Paris Haute Couture Week, and Dazed Live. Supporting marketing is heavily earned-media driven via Vogue Business, Forbes, CNN, BOF, Vogue Italia, The Guardian, and Dazed. The company operates with 1-10 employees and has no publicly disclosed funding rounds.

Institute of Digital Fashion firmographics

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Name
Institute of Digital Fashion
Legal name
Institute of Digital Fashion
Website
https://institute-digital.fashion
Company type
Private
Founded year
2020
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
Institute of Digital Fashion builds Digital Product Passport SaaS infrastructure and AR/CGI creative technology for luxury fashion brands, retailers, and tech platforms preparing for EU DPP compliance and digital-physical retail convergence.
Ownership category
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Institute of Digital Fashion industry classification

Industry
Product category
Fashion Technology Platform
NAICS
Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services (5182)
akta.pro industry
PRIMARYBPAEAMAB
Infrastructure Outsourcing (IO)

Keywords

  • Digital product passport
  • Augmented reality fashion
  • Digital fashion platform
  • Fashion traceability software
  • AR wearable garments

Where Institute of Digital Fashion is headquartered

Location

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London
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United Kingdom
HQ region
Europe

Markets served

Institute of Digital Fashion business model

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GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Software
Cost components
Personnel, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Operations

Revenue model

  1. Enterprise Technology & DPP SaaS Platform: SaaS-based Digital Product Passport infrastructure platform deployed to enterprise fashion and luxury brands for regulatory compliance, traceability, and consumer engagement. Likely subscription or contract-based professional services plus platform licensing.
  2. Strategic and Creative Professional Services: Bespoke consulting and creative services including brand vision, positioning, omnichannel campaign strategy, creative direction, content production, immersive marketing, event management, and cultural programming for enterprise clients.
  3. Technology Integration & Co-development: Co-development and technology integration projects with major tech and brand partners (EPAM, Epic Games, Snapchat, TikTok, Meta) for digital fashion, AR, and DPP implementations.

Go-to-market motion4 records

Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels6 records

Institute of Digital Fashion product offering

Product offering

Core offering

IoDF operates a connected-product platform that delivers a Digital Product Passport (DPP) infrastructure layer (SaaS + Protocol) for fashion and luxury brands, providing full-stack traceability, EU regulatory onboarding, supplier integration, and a QR/NFC+AR consumer engagement layer. Alongside the platform, IoDF delivers bespoke strategy, creative, CGI, AR, VFX, gaming, avatar, and AI-driven campaign services for enterprise fashion, retail, and technology clients.

Product overview

IoDF is a connected-product platform company operating at the intersection of compliance, commerce, culture, and technology. The core offering is the Digital Product Passport (DPP) Platform, a connected-product system powering fashion's Digital Product Passport operating layer with SaaS and Protocol infrastructure options. The platform includes compliance services (Full-Stack Traceability Infrastructure, Regulatory Onboarding & Supplier Integration, Circular Pathways), consumer engagement layers (QR/NFC + AR), and enterprise deployment capabilities. Supporting services include Strategy (consultation, brand vision, omnichannel campaign strategy), Creative (visual identity, CGI, AR, VFX, gaming, avatar development), Content production, AI-powered digital fashion creation, and experiential activations. The company has achieved 7 world-firsts across strategic and creative activations.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Digital Product Passport (DPP) Infrastructure Platform Connected-product SaaS + Protocol platform that enables fashion and luxury brands to comply with EU Digital Product Passport regulation, capture full supply chain traceability, integrate suppliers, manage circular economy pathways (repair, resale, recycle), and engage consumers through QR/NFC triggers paired with AR experiences. Sold to enterprise fashion, luxury, and retail clients.
  • IoDF Learning Academy Educational offering launched at Dazed Live delivering training, insights, whitepapers, and consultation on digital fashion, AR, and fashion technology topics for fashion industry professionals and enterprise clients.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 7 world-firsts achieved across strategic and creative activations in digital fashion and DPP
  • +4 more outcomes

Companies that use Institute of Digital Fashion

Customer profile

Named customers18 records

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Institute of Digital Fashion technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

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API docs
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Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

AI capability5 records

Feature4 records

Institute of Digital Fashion partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Twelve partnerships are on record, tiered core, flagship and minor.

  • EPAM Systems InccoreTechnology or IntegrationIoDF and EPAM united to launch next-generation Digital Product Passport services, combining EPAM's enterprise technology capabilities with IoDF's fashion DPP platform for enterprise deployment.
  • Epic GamescoreTechnology or IntegrationTechnology alliance for gaming-integrated digital fashion experiences, leveraging Epic Games' Unreal Engine and gaming ecosystem for immersive fashion activations.
  • SnapchatcoreTechnology or IntegrationTechnology alliance for AR lens and digital fashion experiences on Snapchat's platform, including client work and platform-native brand activations.
  • TikTokcoreTechnology or IntegrationTechnology alliance for digital fashion content and AR experiences distributed through TikTok's platform ecosystem.
  • SelfridgescoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerIoDF partnered with Selfridges for the Super Futures event series, creating immersive digital-physical retail experiences. Also collaborated on The New Order campaign featuring Raf Simons, Maison Margiela, Balenciaga, and others.
  • British Fashion CouncilflagshipStrategic or Co-development PartnerIoDF closing party activation for London Fashion Week in partnership with British Fashion Council, driving digital fashion experiences at one of fashion's most prestigious events.
  • Vogue ItaliaflagshipStrategic or Co-development PartnerExclusive editorial and activation partnership with Vogue Italia including Virtual Pregnancy print feature, viral red carpet global impact activation, and regular editorial coverage.
  • MetacoreTechnology or IntegrationIoDF uses Meta technologies to make fashion more accessible. Partnership for AR experiences and digital fashion accessibility initiatives using Meta's platform and tools.
  • DazedcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerIoDF launched Learning Academy during Dazed Live and collaborates on editorial content, AI beauty features for ELLE India, and cultural programming.
  • Vestiaire CollectivecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerThought leadership partnership with Vestiaire Collective calling for a more sustainable fashion future, promoting circular economy and DPP-enabled resale.
  • AbsolutminorGTM or Marketing PartnerCollaboration with Absolut on unveiling a genderless AR garment with designers Tayce and Chet Lo, combining fashion, spirits brand, and digital art.
  • RoksandacoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerWorld's first AR wearable sold in GBP (not crypto) — Roksanda collaborated with IoDF and Clearpay to sell an AR digital garment using traditional currency, establishing a new commercial model for digital fashion.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Institute of Digital Fashion competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • EON (EON.ID): EON operates a connected-product cloud platform purpose-built for Digital Product Passports across fashion and luxury — the most direct competitor to IoDF's DPP infrastructure offering. Both target the same EU ESPR compliance use case for premium apparel brands.
  • Replique: Replique runs a B2B digital fashion platform enabling brands to create, sell, and trace 3D digital garments, with comparable SaaS+creative services overlap. Their B2B go-to-market and brand-portfolio focus directly mirrors IoDF's enterprise motion.
  • DRESSX: DRESSX is a digital fashion platform producing AR wearables and 3D garments for premium brands, with significant overlap in AR try-on and brand-collaboration use cases served by IoDF.
  • The Fabricant: The Fabricant is a digital-only fashion house producing 3D couture and brand-partnered virtual garments, comparable to IoDF's digital fashion creative practice and multi-brand activations like the Machine-A Super Futures campaign.
  • Obsess: Obsess builds AR/3D virtual stores and immersive shopping experiences for fashion and retail brands — directly comparable to IoDF's AR retail activations at Selfridges and Machine-A and its Connected OOH AR campaign.
  • Maison Meta: Maison Meta is an AI-powered creative agency producing AI-generated content and campaigns for fashion and luxury brands, mirroring IoDF's multilingual AI clone and AI editorial capabilities and enterprise brand roster.
  • Tribute Brand: Tribute Brand is a digital fashion marketplace and platform producing virtual wearables for premium brands — comparable to IoDF's AR wearables and digital fashion collaborations with Roksanda and other luxury houses.
  • Dimension Studio: Dimension Studio is a digital fashion and virtual production house producing CGI campaigns, virtual idols, and immersive content for luxury brands — directly comparable to IoDF's CGI, AR, VFX, and avatar development services for brands like Audemars Piguet and Balenciaga.

Emerging players

  • Zero10: Zero10 provides AR mirror and try-on technology for fashion retail, overlapping with IoDF's AR try-on and in-store digital activation capabilities, though with a more hardware-anchored product.

Broad incumbents

  • CLO Virtual Fashion (CLO 3D): CLO Virtual Fashion provides industry-standard 3D garment design and simulation software used across fashion houses — a broader, more established incumbent in the same digital fashion tooling ecosystem where IoDF operates, and an existing IoDF technology partner.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat6 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Profiles2 records

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Institute of Digital Fashion M&A and investment

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Frequently asked questions about Institute of Digital Fashion

What does Institute of Digital Fashion do?

IoDF operates a connected-product platform that delivers a Digital Product Passport (DPP) infrastructure layer (SaaS + Protocol) for fashion and luxury brands, providing full-stack traceability, EU regulatory onboarding, supplier integration, and a QR/NFC+AR consumer engagement layer. Alongside the platform, IoDF delivers bespoke strategy, creative, CGI, AR, VFX, gaming, avatar, and AI-driven campaign services for enterprise fashion, retail, and technology clients.

Is Institute of Digital Fashion a public or private company?

Institute of Digital Fashion is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.

When was Institute of Digital Fashion founded?

Institute of Digital Fashion was founded in 2020. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is Institute of Digital Fashion based?

Institute of Digital Fashion is headquartered in London, United Kingdom, in the Europe region.

How does Institute of Digital Fashion make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Enterprise Technology & DPP SaaS Platform is the primary driver. The others are strategic and Creative Professional Services and technology Integration & Co-development.

Who are Institute of Digital Fashion's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are EON (EON.ID), Replique, DRESSX, The Fabricant, Obsess, Maison Meta, Tribute Brand and Dimension Studio. Zero10 is listed as an emerging player. CLO Virtual Fashion (CLO 3D) is listed as a broad incumbent.

Does Institute of Digital Fashion have an API?

No public API is recorded for Institute of Digital Fashion.

What industry is Institute of Digital Fashion in?

Institute of Digital Fashion's product category is Fashion Technology Platform. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAEAMAB, Infrastructure Outsourcing (IO). Its NAICS code is 5182.

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VogueShaping online avatars: Why our digital identities differThe Institute of Digital Fashion published a global study of 6,000 people finding that nearly 60% feel virtual worlds lack inclusivity, with 92% saying customization is important when creating avatars. The research, which included partnerships with Lablaco and Daz Productions, aims to provide insights for fashion brands targeting digital-native consumers. Gen Z is identified as driving an "identity revolution" with projected spending power that will surpass millennials and boomers by 2030.PR NewswireDaz 3D and Institute of Digital Fashion Launch Partnership and Digital Double for PrideDaz 3D and the Institute of Digital Fashion released a non-binary, photorealistic digital double called Catty 8.1 on June 28, 2021, developed with queer team members to represent queer voices and mark the anniversary of the Stonewall riots. The release is the first drop in their partnership, which aims to shift characterization in 3D content toward better representation and expand into digital fashion and the metaverse. The companies stated they are working to ensure underrepresented communities are not left behind as visual identities increasingly move into digital spaces.VogueAn augmented reality shopping boutique is hereLondon-based concept store Machine-A has partnered with the Institute of Digital Fashion (IoDF) to launch an augmented reality shopping boutique showcasing Autumn/Winter 2021 collections from designers including Martine Rose, Richard Quinn, and A-Cold-Wall during London Fashion Week. The AR experience, accessed via QR codes on fly-posters and billboards across London, recreates a virtual store environment allowing customers to explore collections, view unfinished pieces, and read personal messages from designers. Fashion business accelerator Tomorrow took a majority stake in Machine-A last November, and the project was strategized, delivered, and funded by IoDF, which positions the initiative as a response to closed physical stores during the pandemic.