"Winter Fashion Met in Summer" Wadiz, Consecutive Hundred-Million-Dollar Funding Through Counter-Season Strategy
"Winter Fashion Met in Summer" Wadiz, Consecutive Hundred-Million-Dollar Funding Through Counter-Season Strategy
- Fashion Project Averages 330,000 KRW per Funder... Three Times Higher Than Fashion E-commerce
- Clothing (23%)·Bags (21%)·Luxury (20%) Order... Clear Demand for 'Quality-Focused Consumption'
Wadiz demonstrated meaningful results in its fashion pre-order strategy ahead of the FW season, proving the power of 'counter-season planning exhibitions.'
In the
This is more than three times higher than the average transaction value of fashion e-commerce, demonstrating that Wadiz fashion supporters are willing to open their wallets for high-priced products.
Based on funding amounts, categories were tallied as ▲Clothing (23%) ▲Bags (21%) ▲Luxury (20%) in order, revealing clear demand for both traditionally popular items and high-end brand products.
Wadiz Fashion's greatest strength is that products and materials are chosen by consumers for their quality, regardless of brand recognition. In fact, in this planning exhibition, various makers ranging from global luxury brands to new emerging brands achieved results, proving the trend of 'quality-focused selection.'
In this planning exhibition, various fashion brands competed fiercely to record pre-order hits. The maker 'Visual Shock' exclusively debuted the
Additionally, street casual brand 'Hyperlite' prepared the
Beyond these, numerous projects such as Tamim Zelebra (70 million KRW), Rinne Italian Designer Bag (40 million KRW), Diberno Passport Bag (40 million KRW), Fishtail Parka (50 million KRW) and others were recorded as success stories, achieving the largest-scale results for a fashion planning exhibition in a year.
A Wadiz official said, "This counter-season planning exhibition became an opportunity for new fashion makers to receive attention," and added, "We hope that going forward, starting with the FW season, more brands will be able to meet supporters through Wadiz."