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Delta Galil augments sampling and showroom expertise

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Tel Aviv – Seamless apparel manufacturer Delta Galil has launched a strategic partnership with tech-solutions provider Byond XR to enhance its sampling capability and its virtual showroom offering.
Delta says its trialed Byond’s technologies over the past year with the view to integrating its various 3D-focused solutions within its operations. Now, having shaken hands on the agreement, it will mean Delta can hasten the speed at which samples are made, whilst also offering the chance to create virtual showrooms that sales representatives can adapt when showing the firm’s portfolio to potential clients.
“Amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, we are absolutely reliant on the fastest, most dynamic and advanced remote technologies. So, it is essential that we find the highest-quality solutions to ensure our company can maintain its competitive edge and continue to deliver the innovative products our customers have come to expect,” said Delta CEO, Isaac Dabah.
“We are very pleased to have partnered with a leader like ByondXR, whose technology effectively addresses our need to create exceptional online visual presentations, while reducing product delivery costs and saving time.”
The system integrates Browzwear’s VStitcher 3D design software – that Delta has long since been an admirer of – to simulate 3D models for sales purposes.
Byond’s cloud-based platform also enables users to instantly browse entire collections, again meeting the demands of its customers for on-demand data.
“We are delighted to have partnered with Delta Galil, a company that has embraced the values of innovation and dynamism,” said Noam Levavi, CEO of ByondXR. “We believe that ByondXR will become the corporate standard for B2B sales and help the company grow its business with its various clients.”

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