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India Flint - Second Skin
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Casting a Shadow: Practicalities matter. But style does too.

June 21, 2012
Book Review: In Second Skin India Flint analysis the sustainable fashion challenge from the practicalities of a consumer. She makes it clear that our choices have a direct impact. Sadly, many of the practical examples she provides will push consumers away, rather than towards, improving their track record.
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Book ReviewsCircularity

The samurai’s self-sustaining society

January 1, 2012
A fascinating book, full of examples, about how traditional Japanese society innovatively survived in a land of scarce resources, over-population and huge cities.
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Brand PortraitsConsumer-ismMaterials

Sashiko – an extinct textile tradition from the heart of Japan’s working class

December 22, 2011
Sashiko - a now extinct Japanese textile technique and tradition which for centuries was used to adorn as much as make garments more durable. A portrait.
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Consumer-ismMaterials

What I also talk about, when I talk about knitting

April 22, 2011
Wanting to buy hobby knitting yarn more ethically is a difficult undertaking. Read what why it can be problematic, and 'do good by doing better'.
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Brand PortraitsSupply Chain

Made in Neukölln: (Education + Integration) x Local Social Enterprise

April 2, 2011
Made in Neukölln: A social enterprise project that aims at introducing Berlin high school students to the different textile trades of the apparel, while pitching for social integration and sustainable supply chains.
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What I talk about, when I talk about knitting

December 25, 2010
I've recently resurrected my knitting skills. I've learned since that the lack of skill and ability to make our own, leaves us with a complete wrong understanding of the efforts required when making clothing.
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Consumer-ismTrade Shows

Paris Ethical Fashion Show September 2010: D-1 – Slow Fashion DIY

September 24, 2010
Previous: London Fashion Week September 2010: Summary – Sustainability & Fashion: Lessons learned Tomorrow: Paris Ethical Fashion Show September 2010:...
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