"Global Perspectives on Sustainable Fashion showcases the global fashion industry's efforts to reduce the negative impacts associated with fashion production and consumption. Illustrated throughout with infographics, photographs and diagrams of creative works, eighteen essays focus on six regions, examining sustainable fashion in the context of local, cultural and environmental concerns. Also included are 18 regional 'Spotlight' sections highlighting the differences and similarities across regions by concentrating on examples of best practice, design innovation and impact on the community"-- Provided by publisher

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Alison Gwilt; Alice Payne; Evelise Anicet RüThschilling (editors)

Gwilt, Alison; Payne, Alice; Ruthschilling, Evelise Anicet

Alison Gwilt; Evelise Anciet Rüthschilling; Alice Payne

Alice Payne; Alison Gwilt; Evelise Anciet Rüthschilling

Joanna Gwilt; Alice Payne; Evelise Anicet Rüthschilling

Alison Gwilt; Alice Payne; Evelise Anicet Ruthschilling

Alison Gwilt, Evelise Anicet Ruthschilling, Alice Payne

Alison Gwilt, Alice Payne and Evelise Anicet Rüthschilling

Bloomsbury Publishing Plc

Bloomsbury Publishing USA

Taylor & Francis Ltd

Bloomsbury Academic

Bloomsbury UK

I.B. Tauris

United Kingdom and Ireland, United Kingdom

London ; New York NY, 2019

2019-02-21t00:00:01z

London, UK, 2019

Feb 21, 2019

1, 20190221

US, 2019

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Cover page
Halftitle page
Copyright page
CONTENTS
LIST OF FIGURES, TABLES, AND ILLUSTRATIONS
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
LIST OF CONTRIBUTING AUTHORS
FOREWORD
NOTES
INTRODUCTION
REFERENCE
PART 1 LATIN AMERICA
CHAPTER 1.1 SUNSHINE ON A CLOUDY DAY Sustainable Fashion in Brazil
INTRODUCTION
FAST FASHION
SLOW FASHION
SUSTAINABLE FASHION BRANDS
SPECIAL PROJECTS
NEW BUSINESS MODELS IN NETWORKS
CO-WORKING
CIRCULAR ECONOMY
CONCLUSION
NOTES
REFERENCES
CHAPTER 1.2 A SPOTLIGHT ON: FASHION ACTIVISM The Impact of the Fashion Revolution Movement in Brazil
NOTES
CHAPTER 1.3 RAÍZ DISEÑO The Journey of a Silent Resistance
THE JOURNEY
DESIGN IS RESISTANCE
RESISTING THROUGH WHAT IS LEFT
RESISTING WITH THE VOICE
RESISTING THROUGH YOUR VIEW
REFERENCES
CHAPTER 1.4 A SPOTLIGHT ON: THE PRODUCTION OF WOOL FIBER IN URUGUAY
REFERENCES
CHAPTER 1.5 INDEPENDENT FASHION DESIGN IN ARGENTINA Is “Sustainablewashing” a Concern?
INTRODUCTION
METHODOLOGY
SUSTAINABILITY IN FASHION, “SUSTAINABLE WASHING,” AND INDEPENDENT FASHION DESIGN
GREENWASHING OR SUSTAINABLEWASHING?
ANALYSIS
CONCLUSIONS
RECOMMENDATIONS
LIMITATIONS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NOTES
REFERENCES
CHAPTER 1.6 A SPOTLIGHT ON: SUSTAINABLE FASHION IN COLOMBIA Perspectives and Scope
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
REFERENCES
PART 2 NORTH AMERICA
CHAPTER 2.1 INDUSTRY LEADERSHIP TOWARD SUSTAINABLE FASHION THROUGH USER CONSUMER ENGAGEMENT North America
INTRODUCTION
LIFE-CYCLE ANALYSIS OF APPAREL AND THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY: CONSUMER CONCEPT
ISSUES SURROUNDING USER CONSUMER SUSTAINABILITY ENGAGEMENT/ACTIONS
INDUSTRY LEADERSHIP IN USER CONSUMER ENGAGEMENT
CONCLUSION
NOTES
REFERENCES
CHAPTER 2.2 A SPOTLIGHT ON: PATTERN MAKERS AND GARMENT MAKERS Midwest, Ohio, Cleveland
REFERENCES
CHAPTER 2.3 CLASSING CALIFORNIA’S WOOL From Local to Global Networks
INTRODUCTION
WHY WOOL? WHY CLASSING?
LOCAL AND GLOBAL
KNOTWORKS AND NETWORKS
LANDSCAPES OF WOOL PRODUCTION
ENSKILLED SENSES
EMPLACED SKILLS
CONCLUSION
NOTES
REFERENCES
CHAPTER 2.4 A SPOTLIGHT ON: PRELOVED (CANADA)
REFERENCES
CHAPTER 2.5 SUSTAINABLE FASHION IN CANADA Unpacking the Spaces and Practices of “Made in Canada”
INTRODUCTION
METHODOLOGY
STRUCTURE OF THE CANADIAN FASHION INDUSTRY: THE INDEPENDENT FASHION DESIGN SECTOR
THE MOTIVATIONS BEHIND “MADE IN CANADA”
CONCLUSION
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
REFERENCES
CHAPTER 2.6 A SPOTLIGHT ON: PRATT INSTITUTE/BROOKLYN FASHION + DESIGN ACCELERATOR “Keeping the Cart Attached To the Horse”
PART 3 EUROPE
CHAPTER 3.1 SUSTAINABILITY AND GARMENT LONGEVITY IN THE UK HIGH STREET
INTRODUCTION
THE UK HIGH STREET
THE UK FASHION CONSUMER
FASHION AND THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY IN THE UK
HOW CAN THE LIFE OF MASS MANUFACTURED GARMENTS BE EXTENDED?
CONCLUSION
NOTES
REFERENCES
CHAPTER 3.2 A SPOTLIGHT ON: SUSTAINABLE FASHION IN THE NETHERLANDS
CHAPTER 3.3 SUSTAINABILITY IN THE TEXTILES AND CLOTHING FASHION INDUSTRY An Ongoing Study in Portugal
INTRODUCTION
THE TEXTILE AND CLOTHING INDUSTRY IN PORTUGAL
SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION IN PORTUGAL
SUSTAINABLE BRANDS IN PORTUGAL
FINAL CONSIDERATIONS
NOTES
REFERENCES
CHAPTER 3.4 A SPOTLIGHT ON: VIGGA.US Sharing Baby Clothes in a Sustainable Product-Service System
NOTES
REFERENCES
CHAPTER 3.5 SETTING OUT ON A JOURNEY TOWARD SUSTAINABLE LUXURY IN SPAIN
INTRODUCTION
AIM OF RESEARCH AND RESEARCH METHOD
CASE STUDY: TEIXIDORS
RESULTS
CONCLUSION
NOTES
REFERENCES
CHAPTER 3.6 A SPOTLIGHT ON: TEXTILE-LED SUSTAINABLE INNOVATION OF SURFACE COLORATION AND PATTERNING FOR SPORTSWEAR
INTRODUCTION
INNOVATIVE LASER-BASED TEXTILE SURFACE DESIGN TECHNIQUES
CONCLUSION AND REFLECTIONS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
REFERENCES
PART 4 ASIA (WESTERN, CENTRAL, SOUTH CENTRAL, EASTERN)
CHAPTER 4.1 FASHIONING SUSTAINABILITY IN HONG KONG AND CHINA
INTRODUCTION
CURRENT DEVELOPMENT OF FASHION INDUSTRY IN HONG KONG AND CHINA
REGIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS AND THE CSR PRACTICES OF SELECTED COMPANIES IN THE REGION
TOWARD SUSTAINABLE FASHION PRACTICES
CASE STUDIES: EMERGING INDIVIDUAL SUSTAINABLE FASHION BRANDS AND NGOs IN HONG KONG AND CHINA
CONCLUSION
NOTES
REFERENCES
CHAPTER 4.2 A SPOTLIGHT ON: SUCCESSFUL STRATEGIES AND CORE STRENGTHS OF THE SELF EMPLOYED WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION Learning Milestones toward Building Sustainable Fashion Organizations
DESIGN INTERVENTION STRATEGIES
SEWA’S CORE STRENGTHS
REFERENCES
CHAPTER 4.3 COLLABORATIVE CONSUMPTION FOR SMALL- AND MEDIUM-SIZED FASHION ENTERPRISES IN SOUTH KOREA
INTRODUCTION
OVERVIEW OF THE SOUTH KOREAN FASHION INDUSTRY
APPROACH TO SUSTAINABLE FASHION AND COLLABORATIVE CONSUMPTION
THE RISE OF COLLABORATIVE CONSUMPTION IN SOUTH KOREA
DISCUSSION
CONCLUSION
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
REFERENCES
CHAPTER 4.4 A SPOTLIGHT ON: EXAMPLES OF SUSTAINABLE FASHION IN SRI LANKA
HOUSE OF LONALI
REFERENCES
CHAPTER 4.5 SUSTAINABLE ANATOLIA Craft-Centered Design in Turkey
INTRODUCTION
INDUSTRY CONTEXT IN TURKEY’S FASHION SECTOR
THE ROLE OF CRAFT IN REVALUING THE “LOCAL”
USE OF CRAFT IN CREATING A TURKISH DESIGN IDENTITY
CRAFT-CENTERED DESIGN
CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
CHAPTER 4.6 A SPOTLIGHT ON: REDRESS A Case Study of a Sustainable Fashion Initiative Influencing Consumption Practices in Hong Kong and Asia
SOCIAL MARKETING CAMPAIGNS
CONSUMER ORIENTATION AND INVOLVEMENT
COLLABORATIVE OPPORTUNITIES
RE-ADDRESSING THE CULTURAL–COMMERCIAL DYNAMIC
CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
PART 5 SOUTHEAST ASIA AND OCEANIA
CHAPTER 5.1 SUSTAINABLE FASHION IN AUSTRALIA Raw Fiber, Fast Fashion, and New Localism
INTRODUCTION
BACKGROUND
PRODUCING FASHION IN THE WIDE BROWN LAND
PRODUCING RAW FIBER
LOCAL STORIES AND LOCAL MAKING
LOCAL AND TRANSPARENT, LOCAL AND AUTHENTIC
CONCLUSION
NOTE
REFERENCES
CHAPTER 5.2 A SPOTLIGHT ON: SUSTAINABLE AUSTRALIAN INDIGENOUS FASHION
REFERENCES
CHAPTER 5.3 PRODUCING SUSTAINABLE FASHION Made in Vietnam
INTRODUCTION
BACKGROUND
TEXTILES AND CLOTHING IN VIETNAM
DESIGNER FASHION
FASHION INDUSTRY WORKERS
THREATS TO THE LOCAL INDUSTRY
CONCLUSION
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
REFERENCES
CHAPTER 5.4 A SPOTLIGHT ON: SPACE BETWEEN Fashion Activism in New Zealand
REFERENCES
CHAPTER 5.5 FASHION PRACTICES IN CAMBODIA Contrasting Paradigms Between the Export Apparel Industry and Small–medium Enterprises in Cambodia
INTRODUCTION
LABOR MOVEMENT IN THE CAMBODIAN GARMENT INDUSTRY
CONTRASTING PARADIGMS AND PRACTICES IN CAMBODIA
CONCLUSION
NOTES
REFERENCES
CHAPTER 5.6 A SPOTLIGHT ON: SUSTAINABILITY OF RENTING WEDDING DRESSES IN ASIAN REGIONS
REFERENCES
PART 6 AFRICA AND THE MIDDLE EAST
CHAPTER 6.1 A CASE FOR DESIGN-LED ENVIRONMENTALLY SUSTAINABLE FASHION DESIGN PRAXIS IN SOUTH AFRICA
INTRODUCTION
FASHION AND TEXTILE INDUSTRY OF SOUTH AFRICA TODAY
ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY: THE APPROACH AND THE STRATEGY
A HOLISTIC APPROACH TO ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY
REFLECTIONS
HOLISTIC VIEW AND MEANING
THE APPROACH TO PRAXIS
THE KNOWLEDGE GAP AND THE DESIGNER
CONCLUSION
NOTE
REFERENCES
CHAPTER 6.2 A SPOTLIGHT ON: DEVELOPING SUSTAINABLE FASHION IN SOUTH AFRICA Sustainable Cotton Cluster
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
REFERENCES
CHAPTER 6.3 CHALLENGES PREVENTING THE FASHION INDUSTRY FROM IMPLEMENTING SUSTAINABLE PRODUCT SERVICE SYSTEMS IN BOTSWANA AND KENYA
INTRODUCTION
SUSTAINABLE DESIGN IN SUSTAINABLE FASHION
CO-CREATION PROCESS IN SUSTAINABLE FASHION
SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS MODELS FOR SUSTAINABLE FASHION
RESEARCH METHOD
FINDINGS
DISCUSSION
CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
CHAPTER 6.4 A SPOTLIGHT ON: DESIGNING SUSTAINABLE INDIGENOUS FABRIC AND ATTIRE FOR YOUNG WOMEN IN ZIMBABWE’S TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS
INTRODUCTION
INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS AND ECO-FRIENDLY DESIGNS
DRESS IN ZIMBABWE
RESEARCH METHOD
POSSIBLE OUTCOMES OF THE STUDY
CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
CHAPTER 6.5 SUSTAINABLE FASHION AND THE UNITED ARAB EMIRATES VISION 2021
INTRODUCTION
SUSTAINABLE FASHION
UAE VISION 2021—TO MAKE UAE ONE OF THE TEN MOST SUSTAINABLE COUNTRIES IN THE WORLD
UNDERPINNING THE WIDER UAE 2021 VISION: A SPECIFIC FRAMEWORK
WHAT DOES UAE VISION 2021 MEAN FOR THE COUNTRY’S FASHION INDUSTRY?
WHY EMBRACE THE VISION?
CULTURAL VALUES
SPREADING AWARENESS
WHO IS LEADING THE WAY?
CONCLUSION
NOTE
REFERENCES
CHAPTER 6.6 A SPOTLIGHT ON: SHAHIRA MEHREZ, EGYPT The Continuation of Culture
REFERENCES
CONCLUDING REMARKS
RESOURCES
INDEX
Plates

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