Author: Maureen Selina Laverty, PhD Candidate, NTNU, Trondheim, Norway. Aim Wardrobe studies have formed an integral part of my PhD research entitled Sensory Nourishment. I collaborate with people who are neurodivergent: people on the autism… Unravelling neurodivergent sensory experiences with clothing
Annebella Pollen, Professor of Visual and Material Culture, University of Brighton, UK In 2019, I shadowed an English house clearance company who clear unwanted goods from homes to observe what happens to clothes at the… Wardrobe Clearance: A Post-Mortem Methodology
Irene Maldini, at the time (2017/2018) affiliated to the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences as a PhD candidate. Background in industrial design, design for sustainability, design history and theory. Aim of the study: scientific knowledge… Irene Maldini – Comparative study of personalized and ready-made wardrobes in the Netherlands
Vilde Haugrønning, PhD Candidate, Consumption Research Norway, Oslo Metropolitan University My story of using wardrobe studies is based on the study I conduct as part of my PhD project, which is based in the CHANGE… Wardrobe inventories combined with inflow and outflow of garments in 15 Norwegian households
Kirsi Laitala & Ingun Grimstad Klepp Abstract Reuse of clothing is a central strategy in circular economy for keeping the resources and materials in the loop longer. This paper studies the correlation between clothing service… Clothing longevity: the relationship between the number of users, how long and how many times garments are used