List of Lectra Fashion PLM Customers
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Since 2010, our global team of researchers has been studying Lectra Fashion PLM customers around the world, aggregating massive amounts of data points that form the basis of our forecast assumptions and perhaps the rise and fall of certain vendors and their products on a quarterly basis.
Each quarter our research team identifies companies that have purchased Lectra Fashion PLM for Fashion PLM from public (Press Releases, Customer References, Testimonials, Case Studies and Success Stories) and proprietary sources, including the customer size, industry, location, implementation status, partner involvement, LOB Key Stakeholders and related IT decision-makers contact details.
Companies using Lectra Fashion PLM for Fashion PLM include: Country Road Group, a Australia based Retail organisation with 5608 employees and revenues of $695.0 million, Petit Bateau, a France based Manufacturing organisation with 4000 employees and revenues of $350.0 million, Imperial Fashion Group, a Italy based Retail organisation with 500 employees and revenues of $200.0 million, Les Enphants, a Taiwan based Retail organisation with 600 employees and revenues of $171.0 million and many others.
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Country Road Group | Retail | 5608 | $695M | Australia | Lectra | Lectra Fashion PLM | Fashion PLM | 2013 | n/a |
In 2013, Country Road Group implemented Lectra Fashion PLM, adopting the Fashion PLM application to standardize tech pack generation and specification control. The initiative targeted product development and technical design workflows within the apparel organization.
Operational ownership sat with the Head of Technical and the Childrenswear Manager, supported by three apparel technologists and a technician responsible for woven product categories. These roles used Lectra Fashion PLM primarily for tech pack generation and to maintain technical specification records. The configuration emphasized role-based access and template-driven tech pack workflows.
Configured and used modules followed standard Fashion PLM capabilities, including centralized tech pack management, specification and measurement and grading rule management, sample and prototype tracking, and materials and bill of materials records. Pattern and asset version control and structured measurement tables were applied to woven categories to ensure repeatable tech pack outputs. Lectra Fashion PLM served as the single source for product definition across pre-production stages.
Governance changes included standardized tech pack templates and approval workflows embedded into product development processes to improve consistency across childrenswear and woven lines. The deployment reinforced technical design and product development functions, with no external system integrations documented in the available source.
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Imperial Fashion Group | Retail | 500 | $200M | Italy | Lectra | Lectra Fashion PLM | Fashion PLM | 2015 | n/a |
In 2015 Imperial Fashion Group implemented Lectra Fashion PLM. The Lectra Fashion PLM deployment has been active since August 2015 and is positioned to support the companys Models & Production Area, specifically pattern making, production planning, and costing functions within the retail apparel business.
Lectra Fashion PLM was configured to manage raw material estimation for price creation and to coordinate cutting room activities, reflecting core Fashion PLM capabilities for bill of materials, costing, and production workflow orchestration. The implementation encompassed CAD-oriented pattern maker workflows and included development of ad hoc procedures with Lectra to reduce material usage and cycle time, alongside iterative software development to tailor processes to Imperial Fashion Groups pattern cutting and costing requirements.
Operational integration focused on production governance rather than broad IT system integrations, the platform centralizes coordination with 20 external cutting-room companies and serves as the primary interface between pattern makers and manufacturing partners. The company retained an internal subject matter contact who liaised with Lectra and with external software houses to implement customizations and ensure the PLM captured company-specific workflows and estimation logic.
Governance and rollout emphasized workflow analysis, requirements translation to the vendor, and continuous process optimization through targeted software enhancements, with the internal contact guaranteeing project success during start-up. Outcomes reported by Imperial Fashion Group include optimized production cycles, faster operations, and improved quality as a result of the Lectra Fashion PLM deployment and the bespoke procedures developed in collaboration with Lectra.
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Les Enphants | Retail | 600 | $171M | Taiwan | Lectra | Lectra Fashion PLM | Fashion PLM | 2014 | n/a |
In 2014, Les Enphants implemented Lectra Fashion PLM to centralize and manage apparel product lifecycles. Lectra Fashion PLM was deployed as the company’s primary Fashion PLM solution to support product development and merchandising business functions.
The implementation included configuration of core product lifecycle capabilities common to Fashion PLM, including collection planning, tech pack and specification management, sample and prototype tracking, bill of materials management, and workflow orchestration. Standardized templates and approval gates were established to enforce version control, handoffs between design and development, and structured specification updates.
Operational coverage focused on product development, design, pattern making, merchandising and sourcing activities within Les Enphants’ Taiwan organization. Data orchestration centralized specifications, sample histories and collection calendars to improve cross functional collaboration and reduce manual document handoffs.
Governance changes included role based access, formalized approval workflows and change control around specification updates to support faster sampling cycles. Outcomes reported by the customer include faster collection planning, faster prototyping and improved cost competitiveness, summarized by the statement “Collection planning is now faster, prototyping is faster and we are more cost competitive.”
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Manufacturing | 4000 | $350M | France | Lectra | Lectra Fashion PLM | Fashion PLM | 2015 | n/a |
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