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Bsamply

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

 

A Turning Point for Textile Waste Management: EPR Coming March 2026

The new EU regulation

The long-awaited moment has arrived. After three years of anticipation, the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) framework for the textile and fashion sector is set to come into force by March 2026. This new EU regulation will make producers accountable for the collection, recycling, and end-of-life management of garments placed on the market.

The timeline was announced by Laura D’Aprile, Director of the Department for Ecological Transition at the Italian Ministry of the Environment, during the Venice Sustainable Fashion Forum 2025, held on 23–24 October on the Island of San Giorgio and organized by Confindustria Moda, The European House Ambrosetti, and Confindustria Veneto Est.

According to D’Aprile, “the draft regulation has already been shared with industry associations and coordinated with the Ministry for Business. It is now undergoing final review by the legislative offices.”
She also highlighted a central challenge: today, only 12% of textiles placed on the market are collected at end of life. “We must develop a stronger collection network that aligns with the needs of the recycling and reuse supply chain.”

Who We Work With

 

Fashion Brands

Designe for all the departments involved in the fashion supply chain, regardless of the company size: Administration & Finance, Compliance & Regulatory, Production & Sourcing, Sustainability & ESG
 

Suppliers and Garment Makers

Offers flexible, tailored solutions for suppliers and garment makers, supporting the sale of raw materials and manufacturing through a digital ecosystem and the access to trade fairs and virtual events
 

Trade Shows and Associations

B/SAMPLY provides access to an evolving ecosystem that enables trade shows and associations to expand their network and unlock new opportunities across every stage of the fashion value chain.

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.

 

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