Wardrobe Research for Change
2nd March 2022, 9.00-16.00 CET, Pilestredet 46 – Clara Holsts hus, Athene 1&2, OsloMet
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Lisbeth Løvbak Berg
New book on local and sustainable clothes
Explores the importance of local practices in achieving global sustainability. This is a book about one fibre, wool, its role in the future of a more sustainable global textile industry, and a new approach to… New book on local and sustainable clothes
Woolume: Potential new products from vacant wool
Anna Schytte Sigaard, Lisbeth Løvbak Berg and Ingun Grimstad Klepp Summary This report gives an overview of the market for alternative wool products with the perceived potential to be made using vacant wool. The work… Woolume: Potential new products from vacant wool
«Revitalize, Repair and Redesign». Доклад Ингун Гримстад Клепп
Webinar: 8th December 2021, 19:00-20:30 CET
Responsible Fashion: How do we make our ideas a reality?
Online Symposium hosted by Instituto Maragoni, London.
24th November 2021, 9:30am – 4:30pm GMT
Fossil Fashion: How Green Growth is Undermining the Circular Economy
Why the fashion industry, driven by the green growth notion, cannot recycle its way out of the climate crisis By Tone Skårdal Tobiasson Tone is co-editor of “Local, Slow and Sustainable Fashion Fibres: Wool as a… Fossil Fashion: How Green Growth is Undermining the Circular Economy
Make the Label Count
Wednesday the 13th October, Ingun Grimstad Klepp participated in the panel discussion at the launch of the Make the Label Count campaign – an international coalition of organisations that want to ensure that the EU’s… Make the Label Count
Local, Slow and Sustainable Wool: System Change in the Fashion Sector with Wool as the Red Thread
Webinar: 8 September 2021 12:15–1:00 PM
Product lifetime in European and Norwegian policies
The objective in this report is to better understand how the increased product lifetime option has been positioned in policies over
the past twenty years. By means of policy document analysis, we explore product lifetime positioning in the EU’s circular economy
policies, Norwegian political party programs and official documents, environmental NGO documents, consumer organisation policies
and product policies. Overall, we find little focus on product lifetime between 2000-2015, however, there has been a massive
increase over the past five years. There is still a long way to go in developing appropriate policy instruments to address product
lifetime.