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Books

Local, Slow and Sustainable Fashion
Wool as a Fabric for Change
Ingun Grimstad Klepp og Tone Skårdal Tobiasson (eds.), 2022

Inclusive Consumptions
Immigrants’ Access to and Use of Public and Private Goods and Services
Anita Borch , Ivan Harsløf , Ingun Grimstad Klepp & Kirsi Laitala (eds.), 2019
Publications
News
Green blood is opening
Green Blood invites you to its opening event at the Norwegian Forest Finnish Museum in Svullrya on 17 September. Meet researchers, artists and other project participants and get to know the project through academic presentations, clothing, craft, music…
New report: “Sorting for Circularity: Project REWEAR”
There is certainly no shortage of new reports on textile waste and reuse at the moment, so why read this one published by Fashion for Good and Circle Economy? We would answer: because the report offers solid material,…
Continue Reading New report: “Sorting for Circularity: Project REWEAR”
Launch of policy briefs from Hot or Cool Institute with contribution from Clothing Research
During Easter, the Hot or Cool Institute launched a series of policy briefs on resizing the fashion system, known as the SAFE (Sufficiency Approaches to Fashion and the Environment) project. This is a transformative policy mix with interventions…
Events you can take part in
“Why can’t just all products be sustainable?”
How has green marketing changed over the past five years, and what does this mean for consumers? Two SIFO studies from 2021 and 2026 show that sustainability claims have become more subtle, while questions of knowledge, trust and responsibility remain.
Local Upcycling as a Catalyst for Reconfiguring the Global Fashion System: PhD defence
Friday 18th September 2026, 10:00 CET, IFM, Paris and Online
Green blood opening event
Physical event, 17th September 2026, The Norwegian Forest Finnish Museum, Svullrya, 14:00–19:00 CET
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