THE PROJECT will begin with a pilot installation, followed by a planned rollout of nine further stations, each designed to handle high volumes of fashion items.

The system combines industrial robotics with computer vision, barcode recognition and specialised end-effectors, including dedicated fashion grippers and shoebox picking tools, developed for the demands of apparel and footwear logistics.

“Partnering with Nomagic is an important step in advancing our logistics capabilities,” said Christian Klein, principal logistics planning & engineering and project lead at BestSecret. “Their innovative approach to AI-driven robotics aligns with our ambition to continuously improve operational performance while delivering exceptional service to our members.”

BestSecret serves members in 27 European countries, generated revenues of €1,533 million in 2025 and employs around 2,200 people.

Kacper Nowicki, chief executive and co-founder of Nomagic, added: “Fashion logistics presents unique challenges, from handling delicate materials to managing diverse SKUs and packaging formats. By combining AI with purpose-built robotics, we enable scalable, reliable automation even in highly dynamic environments.”

Nomagic’s systems draw on its ‘Library of Chaos’, a dataset of real-world edge cases gathered from live warehouse operations, to help the robots adapt to unpredictable items and workflows.