At LogiCommerce Connect, Laura Sánchez, RFID Specialist at STC, presented a clear example of how RFID technology—previously seen as exclusive to large retailers—is now reaching mid-sized and smaller brands as well.
One of the most compelling cases was Koala Bay, a fashion brand that has optimized its operations by fully digitizing its stock management.
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RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) enables products to be identified in bulk, without needing line-of-sight scanning as required with barcodes. Each item carries its own digital identity, ensuring:
Koala Bay, a fashion brand with 50 stores (25 of them in the Canary Islands), has adopted RFID technology to centralize and optimize the traceability of its products, from origin to point of sale. With a brand philosophy that embodies eternal summer, they also needed agile, frictionless operations—and they made it happen.
How? Through a gradual and accessible approach:
While brands like Decathlon and Uniqlo were pioneers in adopting RFID, today the cost has dropped significantly—making it accessible to more than just the industry leaders. Brands like Silbon, noon, and Koala Bay prove that RFID is a competitive advantage even for growing companies.
In addition, STC offers end-to-end solutions—from tagging to the phygital experience—with tools such as smart mirrors and interactive kiosks to boost cross-selling opportunities.
The true potential of RFID goes beyond error reduction or process optimization. It lies in fully digitizing the product from creation to sale (and even resale!). With complete traceability, brands not only improve operational efficiency but also gain the ability to scale, adapt, and protect their data across omnichannel environments.
