“For over 40 years we have produced clothes -more or less- the same way. But the clothing industry is on the verge of a historical shift from analogue production solutions to digital and automated workflows. At Rodinia, we believe that innovative technology is the key to drive sustainable growth, economically as well as environmentally.”
Conventional brands gamble with large inventory; piles of clothes that will never be worn before they are out of fashion. On a yearly basis the global apparel industry produces 150 billion garments of which 45 billion remains unsold.
Implementing the Rodinia-solution world-wide would allow the clothing industry to eliminate those 45 billion garments along with the meaningless use of water and CO2.
Rodinia’s patent-pending CME (Clothing Manufacturing Efficiency) -technology
enables high-speed low-impact clothes to be mass-produced just-in-time.
The technology allows for the same costs whether the production batch consists of 300 identical or unique designs.
Sustainability, a strong drive, and a visionary mindset are the fundamental values connecting all Rodinia’s enthusiasts that work towards a common goal:
to change the way we make fashion.
Then, now, and moving forward, Rodinia’s vision will be “A no-waste fashion industry. Strengthening the planet & the economy.”
Rodinia Generation ApS is supported by the Danish Innovationsfonden and Erhvervshuset Hovedstadens Grøn Vækst via Grønne forretningsmodeller.
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Frequently asked questions
When was Rodinia Generation founded?
Rodinia Generation was founded in 2017.
What industry is Rodinia Generation in?
Rodinia Generation operates in Apparel & Fashion. Find similar Apparel & Fashion investors on gritt.io.
Where is Rodinia Generation based?
Rodinia Generation is headquartered in Nordhavn, Denmark.
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