A system designed to connect and facilitate sourcing and data sharing between all the key players in the fashion industry
A system designed to connect and facilitate sourcing and data sharing between all the key players in the fashion industry
A system designed to connect and facilitate sourcing and data sharing between all the key players in the fashion industry
A system designed to connect and facilitate sourcing and data sharing between all the key players in the fashion industry
B/SAMPLY.
Your Digital HUB for an Integrated Supply Chain and an efficient Raw Material Sourcing in Fashion.
Suppliers of raw materials, semi-finished goods, manufacturers, and production facilities are the key players within the fashion supply chain. Today, managing this complexity means ensuring efficiency, transparency, and collaboration among all the stakeholders involved.
With B/SAMPLY, brands, suppliers, and trade fairs can rely on a unique digital HUB designed to connect internal departments, suppliers, and partners through three fully integrated and interconnected modules: B/CONNECT, B/SHARE, B/COMMUNITY.
B/CONNECT
B/CONNECT:
The collaborative-operational module.
It enables the coordination of orders, production, logistics, and shipments with real-time visibility, covering the four key phases of the supply chain: planning, production, delivery, and shipping.
B/SHARE
B/SHARE:
The informational module.
It collects, maps, and organizes data, certifications, and sustainability documentation, making them accessible to different departments. Governance is strengthened with an ESG-oriented approach.
B/COMMUNITY
B/COMMUNITY:
The relational module.
It allows brands and suppliers to discover new partners, source raw materials and manufacturers, access digital showrooms, take part in virtual trade shows, and sell surplus stock.
Why choose Bsamply
One Shared System
Global Industry Network
Data collection and sharing
User-friendly Interface
Unsold goods are not a waste problem. They are a design, data and collaboration problem.
Preventing and managing unsold goods
Every season, fashion and textile companies end up with stock that never reaches a customer: unsold finished products, surplus materials, returns, samples. With the EU’s ban on destroying unsold apparel, this has become a compliance question, not just a sustainability one.
The Circular Fashion Manifesto 2026, published by the Monitor for Circular Fashion (M4CF) at SDA Bocconi, tackles it in Chapter 4, “Preventing and managing unsold goods”. Its core message: the best way to manage unsold stock is to avoid creating it, and the second best is to have a plan for every unit that still slips through.
1. Prevent: act before the stock exists
The framework groups prevention into six macro-strategies:
- Value chain collaboration, working with material suppliers and involving designers in eco-design
- Data collection, covering stock mapping, visibility through 3D technology and better forecasting
- Offer rationalisation, meaning more durable products and a leaner assortment
- Design and prototyping, through digital prototypes and B2B training on in-stock materials
- Flexible production, with more make-to-order
- Customer education, on care, maintenance and returns
Who We Work With
Fashion Brands
Suppliers and Garment Makers
Trade Shows and Associations
Become a Buyer on Bsamply
Source from our supplier communities
Create your free buyer account to join our communities and source from the digital showrooms of the various suppliers and garment makers! From fabrics to yarns, to zippers and leathers, our supplier communities offer a large selection. Benefit from onboarding and training of brands, suppliers, and supply chain partners. From small businesses to large enterprises, we guarantee daily support across every platform feature.