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1. | EXECUTIVE SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS |
1.1. | Market introduction |
1.1. | The growth of the retail apparel market for tags 2010-2021 |
1.1. | The growth of the retail apparel market for tags 2010-2021 |
1.2. | The global market for laundry/rented apparel tags and systems 2010-2021 |
1.2. | The global market for laundry/rented apparel tags and systems 2010-2021 |
1.2. | The next stage - washable, woven RFID |
1.3. | Market size for retail apparel |
1.3. | Global market for systems excluding tags for RFID on retail apparel 2010-2021 $ million |
1.3. | Some of the possibilities from combining the best of disposable and laundry tags on apparel |
1.4. | Global market for systems excluding tags for RFID on retail apparel 2010-2021 $ million |
1.4. | Payback parameters for item level RFID identified in various rollouts, trials and studies |
1.5. | The distribution of users of apparel RFID by country in this report |
1.6. | RFID tag price sensitivity curve |
1.7. | Apparel tag with pricing altered by radio |
2. | INTRODUCTION |
2.1. | Where in the value chain? |
2.1. | The projected unequal share of gain and cost of item level tagging between certain Western retailers and their suppliers |
2.1. | Typical tagged garments in an industrial laundry |
2.1.1. | Manufacture |
2.1.2. | Transport |
2.1.3. | Retail |
2.1.4. | Laundries |
2.2. | Choice of specification and frequency |
2.2. | Recent major advances in HF RFID |
2.3. | Marks & Spencer customer information on RFID |
2.3. | Choice of system and system integrator |
2.4. | Privacy issues |
2.4. | Two sides of a woven RFID tag by Code Solutions Co |
2.5. | RFID Value Chain |
2.5. | User size |
2.5.1. | Largest companies |
2.5.2. | Mid range companies |
2.6. | Suppliers vs retailers |
2.6. | Dynamics of RFID value chain |
2.7. | Position of RFID suppliers to certain sectors, following the methodology of Boston Consulting Group |
2.7. | RFID value chain and profit |
3. | PAYBACKS |
3.1. | Counterfeiting statistics |
3.1. | General situation |
3.2. | Item level potential is far greater than for any other form of RFID |
3.2. | Payback parameters for item level RFID identified in various rollouts, trials and studies |
3.2.1. | CPG manufacturers |
3.3. | Examples of global potential for numbers of item level tags and benefits by sector |
3.3. | Checklist of types of payback |
4. | SUPPLIER AND RESEARCHER PROFILES |
4.1. | An RFID chip encapsulated into a bundle of fibres |
4.1. | ABS Laundry Business Solutions Netherlands |
4.2. | Adhtech Sweden |
4.2. | Laundry equipment incorporating RFID from Metalprogetti |
4.3. | The Battista 2000 System |
4.3. | Alien Technology USA |
4.4. | Avery Dennison/ Paxar USA |
4.4. | Nordic ID reader used on apparel RFID |
4.5. | Sharon Chen, CEO of Pretide Technology |
4.5. | BT Auto-ID UK |
4.6. | CETEMMSA Spain |
4.6. | TAGSYS Announces Its White RFID 'Button' Tag for Personal Garments |
4.7. | The TexTrace textile RFID label |
4.7. | Checkpoint Systems USA |
4.8. | Chinese University of Hong Kong China |
4.8. | Unique identity on item level |
4.9. | One single label over the whole life cycle |
4.9. | Danby Group USA |
4.10. | Datamars Switzerland |
4.10. | VRF Holdings' "Dynamic Markdown" tags |
4.11. | Ducker UK/ Kannegiesser Germany |
4.12. | DVT Denmark |
4.13. | Dynatrac Systems Canada |
4.14. | EM Microelectronics Switzerland |
4.15. | Erum I&C Co Korea |
4.16. | Franwell USA |
4.17. | Fujitsu Japan |
4.18. | Gärtner Transportteknik Germany |
4.19. | GCS Consulting Germany |
4.20. | GlobeRanger USA |
4.21. | Impinj USA |
4.22. | Infosys USA |
4.23. | Intellident UK |
4.24. | Jensen Denmark |
4.25. | Lab ID Italy |
4.26. | Laudis Systems USA/ China |
4.27. | Laundry Computer Technics Netherlands |
4.28. | Leading Information Technology Institute (LITI) Japan |
4.29. | Manchester University UK |
4.30. | Metalprogetti Italy |
4.31. | Microsoft USA |
4.32. | Motorola USA |
4.33. | Neopost-ID France |
4.34. | Nordic ID Finland |
4.35. | NTT Comware Japan |
4.36. | NXP Netherlands |
4.37. | Positek RFID USA/Australia/ Norway |
4.38. | Pretide Technology Taiwan |
4.39. | Reva Systems USA |
4.40. | RFiT Solutions Austria |
4.41. | Rosendahl Digital Networks Finland |
4.42. | Roxtron Limited China |
4.43. | Salpomec/ UPM Raflatac/ Tyco ADT Finland |
4.44. | Securitag Assembly Group Taiwan |
4.45. | Shanghai Huayuan Electronic China |
4.46. | Shanghai Zangtian Electronic China |
4.47. | Siemens Business Services Germany |
4.48. | Simet Italy |
4.49. | Sokymat Automotive Germany |
4.50. | Steiner System USA |
4.51. | Synometrix Integrated Technologies Taiwan |
4.52. | Tagsys USA/ France |
4.53. | Texas Instruments USA |
4.54. | Texi AS Norway |
4.55. | TexTrace |
4.56. | Toppan Printing Japan |
4.57. | University of Arkansas USA |
4.58. | University of Parma Italy |
4.59. | VRF Holdings USA |
4.60. | Vue Technology USA |
4.61. | Walls Industries USA |
4.62. | Wincor Nixdorf Germany |
4.63. | Wipro Infotech India |
4.64. | X-ident/ Schreiner Germany |
4.65. | Zetes Industries Belgium |
5. | CASE STUDIES |
5.1. | RFID and barcode comparison |
5.1. | An RFID terminal in an apparel store in Einsatz Germany |
5.1. | Adler USA |
5.2. | Alvear Palace Argentina |
5.2. | ASK summary of DHL Fashion trial |
5.2. | Comparison of NFC enabled devices and contactless smart cards. |
5.3. | NBG tunnel interrogator at DHL Fashion |
5.3. | American Apparel USA |
5.4. | Aokang Group China |
5.4. | NBG roving aisle interrogator at DHL Fashion |
5.5. | Swimwear from Figleaves UK |
5.5. | Aoyama Trading Japan |
5.6. | Armani Italy |
5.6. | Garment from Gardeur |
5.7. | RFID swing tags on Gerry Weber shirts |
5.7. | Atelier Sab Japan |
5.8. | Australian Nursing Homes Australia |
5.8. | Printing and application of Etimark RFID labels using Zebra Technologies printer encoders by logistics operator Meyer and Meyer for Gerry Weber. |
5.9. | Management information flow before the RFID system was installed at Goldwin Sportswear |
5.9. | Bailian Group China |
5.10. | Benetton Italy |
5.10. | Management information flow using the new RFID system installed at Goldwin Sportswear |
5.11. | Apparel sales management pilot test |
5.11. | Boboli Spain |
5.12. | Bültel International Fashion Group Germany |
5.12. | RFID tagged apparel on moving racks being monitored by an Omron HF interrogator in Metro trials |
5.13. | Use of combined RFID/EAS anti-theft interrogators at Galeria Kaufhof. |
5.13. | C&A Germany |
5.14. | Canadian Linen and Uniform Service Canada |
5.14. | Children's fashion from Lemmi Fashion in Germany |
5.15. | A passive tag (left) and a VIP card developed by Pretide Technology for Long Deed |
5.15. | Cannes Hospital Laundry France |
5.16. | Charles Vögele Switzerland |
5.16. | Apparel tags from Marks & Spencer in the UK |
5.17. | Marks & Spencer RFID flow diagram for item level RFID |
5.17. | Clothing for a Better Earth USA |
5.18. | DHL Fashion Belgium |
5.18. | Marks & Spencer prototype mobile scanner |
5.19. | Fashion from Max Mara in Italy |
5.19. | Dillards USA |
5.20. | Dolce and Gabbana Italy |
5.20. | Virtual try on simulator |
5.21. | RFID UHF tag on clothes |
5.21. | Doritex USA |
5.22. | Dress for Success USA |
5.22. | Smart fitting room with touch LCD screen and intercom - the interactive display recommending accessories |
5.23. | Intercom and intelligent database at shop counter |
5.23. | El Corte Inglés Spain |
5.24. | El Puerto de Liverpool S.A.B. de C.V Mexico |
5.24. | The goal was to RFID tag each manufactured garment at the factory |
5.25. | Onward Winter Collection 2008 |
5.25. | Eren Holding Turkey |
5.26. | Fairmont Pacific Rim Hotel Canada |
5.26. | Prada used a new RFID system developed by KTP |
5.27. | Staff device and ubiquitous display |
5.27. | Falabella Chile |
5.28. | fashionGroup RFID Germany |
5.28. | RFID in St Olavs Hospital |
5.29. | Sanyo Shokai fashion |
5.29. | Fenland Laundry UK |
5.30. | Figleaves UK |
5.30. | Japanese textile maker Sumitex International |
5.31. | Examples of contactless transactional media |
5.31. | Flandre Japan |
5.32. | Frandol Japan |
5.32. | Japanese train traveller paying for transport by resting a DoCoMo RFID enabled phone on a terminal and receiving a receipt |
5.33. | Fashion from Throttleman in Portugal |
5.33. | Fruit of the Loom USA |
5.34. | Galeries Lafayette/ Echangeur France |
5.34. | Trussardi fashion 2008 |
5.35. | Wal-Mart's tag system |
5.35. | Gardeur Germany |
5.36. | Gerry Weber Germany |
5.37. | Goldwin Sportswear Italy |
5.38. | G&P Net Italy |
5.39. | Griva Italy |
5.40. | Hankyu Japan |
5.41. | Harvey Nichols, apparel, UK |
5.42. | Hellmann Meyer and Meyer Germany |
5.43. | Hennes &Mauritz H&M Sweden |
5.44. | Hong Kong Knitwear China |
5.45. | Initial Hokatex Netherlands |
5.46. | Isetan Shinjuku Japan |
5.47. | ITC Ltd, clothing and accessories, India |
5.48. | Jacadi/ Véronique Delachaux France |
5.49. | Jacob Jost Germany |
5.50. | J Crew USA |
5.51. | JCPenney |
5.52. | Jones Apparel Group USA |
5.53. | Karstadt Germany |
5.54. | Kaufhof/Metro Germany |
5.55. | Kids Headquarters USA |
5.56. | Krause Outlet Germany |
5.57. | Lauren Scott USA |
5.58. | LC Waikiki Turkey |
5.59. | Le Coq Sportif France |
5.60. | Lemmi Fashion Germany |
5.61. | Levi Strauss Mexico/ USA |
5.62. | LSCA USA |
5.63. | LIPS Netherlands |
5.64. | Long Deed Taiwan |
5.65. | Marks and Spencer UK |
5.66. | Marui Japan |
5.67. | Max Mara Italy |
5.68. | Mescalino Spain |
5.69. | Mikuni Japan |
5.70. | Mitsukoshi Japan |
5.71. | Mi Tu Hong Kong China |
5.72. | Moku Moku Japan |
5.73. | Mustang Germany |
5.74. | Naisten Pukutehdas Finland |
5.75. | New Balance USA |
5.76. | Northland Austria |
5.77. | Nottingham City Council UK |
5.78. | NP Collection/ Naisten Pukutehdas Finland |
5.79. | Onward Kashiyama Japan |
5.80. | Otto Versand Germany |
5.81. | Pantaloon India |
5.82. | Pessiza USA |
5.83. | Prada USA |
5.84. | Reno Germany |
5.85. | Rica Lewis France |
5.86. | Rica Lewis Italy |
5.87. | Russell Activewear USA |
5.88. | St Olavs Hospital Norway |
5.89. | Sanyo Shokai Japan |
5.90. | Serge Blanco France |
5.91. | SIMSystem Australia |
5.92. | SRI Surgical Express USA |
5.93. | Star City Casino Australia |
5.94. | Sumikin Bussan Japan |
5.95. | Sumitex International Japan |
5.96. | Sumitomo Bussan Japan |
5.97. | Sungod Enterprise Group China |
5.98. | Takashimaya Department Stores Japan |
5.99. | Target USA |
5.100. | The Basic House Korea |
5.101. | The Gap USA |
5.102. | Throttleman Portugal |
5.103. | Tokyo Shirt Japan |
5.104. | Tomorrow's Mother USA/Canada |
5.105. | Trussardi Italy |
5.106. | Ueyama Orinomo Japan |
5.107. | US Defense Supply Center Philadelphia USA |
5.108. | VF Corporation USA |
5.109. | Walls Industries USA |
5.110. | Wal-Mart/ Sam's Club USA |
5.111. | Wave n'Wash USA |
5.112. | Yakka Apparel New Zealand |
6. | THE INTERNET OF THINGS - EPCGLOBAL VS U-CODE |
6.1. | Auto-ID Center MIT numbering scheme |
6.1. | EPCglobal EPC compared with UIC U-code today |
6.1. | Target price |
6.2. | EPC |
6.2. | The MIT Object Naming Service (ONS) 'tells computer systems where to locate information on the Internet about any object that carries an EPC (Electronic Product Code). |
6.3. | Left: Professor Ken Sakamura who supports U-code; Right: Professor Jun Murai who supports EPCglobal in Japan |
6.3. | U-code |
7. | MARKET SIZE AND FORECASTS |
7.1. | Global RFID market 2010-2021 $ million. |
7.2. | RFID market by application 2010-2021 in number of tags million - for passive tags only |
7.2. | The growth of the retail apparel market for tags 2010-2021 |
7.3. | The growth of the retail apparel market for tags 2010-2021 - number million |
7.3. | Global market for RFID 2010-2021 in $ million - for passive tags only |
7.4. | Global market for systems excluding tags for RFID on retail apparel 2010-2021 $ million |
7.4. | The growth of the retail apparel market for tags 2010-2021 - tag price |
7.5. | The growth of the retail apparel market for tags 2010-2021 - Value US$ Million |
7.5. | The global market for laundry/rented apparel tags and systems 2010-2021 |
7.6. | Global market for systems excluding tags for RFID on apparel 2010-2021 $ millions |
7.7. | Laundry/ rented apparel RFID tag manufacturers worldwide |
7.8. | The global market for laundry/rented apparel tags and systems 2010-2021 |
APPENDIX 1: GLOSSARY | |
APPENDIX 2: IDTECHEX RESEARCH AND CONSULTANCY | |
TABLES | |
FIGURES |
Pages | 298 |
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Tables | 18 |
Figures | 67 |
Case Studies | 114 |
Forecasts to | 2021 |