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Slow Fashion and Sustainable Development

strengthening resilience by sustainable economy and business - towards the SDGs, 2023
The garment industry is the second largest polluter of the environment. This sector is characterized by high consumption of water, chemicals, and greenhouse gas emissions. In addition, textiles make up a significant part of municipal production. In this context, the sector of so-called fast fashion, or fast fashion, producing much trend-based clothing,
Lenka Švajdová, Jana Mikolašova
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Fast fashion vs. slow fashion

2021
Die Bedeutung von Nachhaltigkeit im Alltag wächst stetig, insbesondere bei der Bekleidung. Ziel dieser Masterarbeit ist es, einen Konnex zwischen Nachhaltigkeit und dem Kauf von Kleidung zu finden und zu beleuchten. Zunächst wird ein Überblick über Nachhaltigkeit, Fast Fashion und Slow Fashion und die Einstellung der Kunden diesbezüglich gegeben ...
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Slow Fashion and Sustainability

2016
The fashion industry is contributing to today's sustainability challenge in a number of ways. Despite all the advantages of modernization, the pace of life is getting frantic and societal behaviour is in conflict with natural resources. Thus, an urgent need arises to ensure quality in production and improve social and environmental conditions.
KARAOSMAN, HAKAN, BRUN, ALESSANDRO, Morales Alonso, G.   +2 more
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The Consumption Desire for Slow Fashion

Journal of the Korean Society of Clothing and Textiles, 2014
Jeong Sun Lee, Hyuk Sang Kwon, Ae-Ran Koh   +2 more
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Slow + Fashion – Women’s Wisdom

Fashion Practice, 2019
Building on ideas I first published in 2008 as, “Slow + Fashion - An Oxymoron or a Promise for the Future…?”, this paper brings new insights to the value of a slow approach to fashion.
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Digital Kimono: Fast Fashion, Slow Fashion?

Fashion Theory, 2017
Fashion in the twenty-first century is typically fast fashion, characterized by mass production, high turnover and goods designed for a short lifespan.
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Slow Fashion y arte

Concept - Revista de Investigación e Innovación en Diseño, 2022
SKINNOR es una colección de prendas y accesorios de género fluido pensada para el otoño/invierno del año 2023. En ella se valoran los volúmenes, la manipulación textil, la geometría y la sastrería, y son protagonistas las faldas, las formas abultadas, las líneas geométricas y los fuertes contrastes.
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Revitalizing Slow Fashion

Slow Fashion development is becoming increasingly noticeable as customers and retailers prioritize manageability, moral creation, and conscious utilization. This study examines the growing consumer preferences for slower, more sustainable design options and evaluates the strategies retailers employ to adapt to these changing demands.
S. Thandayuthapani, P. Thirumoorthi, P. Elantheraiyan   +2 more
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How Slow should Slow Fashion be? : The Perceptions of Slow Fashion Stakeholders on the Distribution of Apparel

2021
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Climate change and slow fashion in Bangladesh

Despite Bangladesh's rich history of textile production, mass production and low-cost manufacturing have marginalized traditional techniques. This transition has led to declining demand and insufficient government support for traditional textile production, as well as growth in practices with high environmental impact.
Sabrina Nourin, Muntaqa N. B. Hakim, Afshana Choudhury, Rachel Alexander, Peter Lund-Thomsen   +4 more
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