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Jabil and Clothing+ Introduce Smart Garment Solution
December 1, 2015 | Business WireEstimated reading time: 3 minutes
Kim Scheffler, Director Garment Development, adidas Digital Sports
“Winning in the fitness wearables space demands both first-to-market timing and a compelling product. Launching the adidas miCoach Elite Team System required many points of integration and multiple partners working together throughout the ideation, design, testing and manufacturing phases. Clothing+ was a true partner for every step of the development and commercialization of the TechFit Elite sensing garment.”
Dr. Harry Zervos, Principal Analyst, IDTechEx Inc.
“The textile-integrated biosensor market for medical/health/lifestyle applications is attracting a significant amount of attention while at the same time being laced with many intricacies. The combination of Clothing+ and Jabil stand out in the field by offering a one-stop shop that lets companies move quickly from research to pilot, to mass production.”
About Jabil
Jabil acquired Clothing+ in 2015. Jabil is a global product solutions company providing comprehensive services to electronics and technology companies in a broad range of industries. With 180,000+ employees across over 100 sites in 26 countries, Jabil helps customers turn ideas into products with our wide range of strategic design, manufacturing and product management capabilities; allowing customers to think beyond their conventional marketplace and explore new opportunities. Jabil helps bring products to the market faster and more cost effectively by providing intelligent digital supply chain solutions around the world; empowering companies to be the change agents in their industries. Jabil common stock is traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol "JBL.”
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