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

France Introduces a Landmark Tax on Ultra-Fast Fashion. Is Italy Next
What this shift means for the rest of the industry
As of September 1, 2026, France has become the first European country to enforce a dedicated environmental tax targeting the ultra-fast fashion business model, the practice of manufacturing and selling extremely high volumes of low-cost garments at a relentless pace. The measure comes after two years of parliamentary debate, multiple revisions, and even the dissolution of the National Assembly, and it marks a turning point in how European regulators are choosing to confront the environmental and social costs of hyper-disposable clothing.
What the new rule actually does
For the first time in Europe, the French legislation introduces a formal legal definition of “ultra-fast fashion,” identifying operators based on two key criteria: the sheer volume of new products they release onto the market on a continuous basis, and how disproportionately expensive it is to repair a garment compared to simply buying a new one.
Platforms that meet this definition will now have to pay an environmental contribution on every single item they sell in France. For 2026, this charge can reach up to €12 per garment, capped at 50% of the item’s pre-tax retail price. The amount scales with the type of product and is set to increase progressively, potentially reaching close to €20 per item by 2030. The funds collected will support textile collection, sorting, reuse and recycling programs, addressing the enormous volume of textile waste that currently ends up in landfills or incinerators.
Beyond the financial contribution, the law also introduces strict new advertising restrictions. Companies falling under the ultra-fast fashion classification will no longer be allowed to advertise their products. These brands will also be required to clearly communicate the environmental impact of their products to consumers.
Who We Work With
Fashion Brands
Suppliers and Garment Makers
Trade Shows and Associations
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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.