April 8th, 2024, Iryna Kucher defended her PhD “Designing Engagements with Mending. An Exploration of Amateur Clothing Repair: Practices in Western and Post-Soviet contexts”. Iryna was a guest lecturer at Consumption Research Norway SIFO a… A day worth marking for clothing research
Volumes, policy measures and Targeted Producer Responsibility all fitted into discussions the week before Easter, where some of us jumped back and forth between Webex, Zoom and Teams, recordings and live webinars. The take-aways are… TPR gets some serious airplay
Author: Ana Neto, Lisbon, CIAUD, Research Centre for Architecture, Urbanism and Design, Lisbon School of Architecture, Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal Aim of study The use of wardrobe studies came up during my PhD project, which… Wardrobe Hack as an Educational Prompt
Author: Richa Jha, India, Ambassador @RemakeOurWorld, Member @UCRF Aim of the study It was a fact-finding study to create awareness and behavioural change. The objective of the study The objective of the study was to… Wardrobe Size (Volume of Clothing) and Shopping Practices in India
Author: Wendy Ward, PhD Candidate, Sheffield Hallam University, UK. Aim & Research Questions My practice-based PhD titled “Enduring Fashion: Building Sustainable Clothing Practices Through Wearer-Garment Relationships”, uses art and design practice to explore people’s relationships… An Arts Practice Approach to Wardrobe Audits
The main point made during EcoAge and MEP Alessandra Moretti’s joint event in the EU Parliament was to link the increased plastification in the fashion sector with social injustice upstream and downstream in the value-chain.… Fashionscapes for Transformation: EU addresses plastification and a just transition
Author: Anna Schytte Sigaard, PhD Student, Consumption Research Norway (SIFO), Oslo Metropolitan University. Aims and objectives The wardrobe studies method has been a central part of my PhD project entitled “Want Not, Waste Not: A… Wardrobe study of clothing and other textiles going out of use from Norwegian households
Wardrobe and Climate was the over-arching theme for a CHANGE event at the Norwegian Folk Museum.
Hybrid seminar Thursday November 9th, 2023, 2:30-4:00 PM
Recording and presentations are now available from the hybrid event presenting state of knowledge on textile waste streams.
