Plastelefanten i rommet: Hvem tør snakke om den?
Plastelefanten: «Det er på tide å snakke om elefanten i rommet.» Livia Firth, grunnlegger av EcoAge, under Copenhagen Fashion Summit 2014.
REdu resultatseminar
Fredag 11. august 2023, kl. 09:00-10:00, Oslo/Zoom presenteres resultatene fra REdu prosjektet.
Launch of policy brief from Hot or Cool Institute with contribution from Clothing Research
During Easter, the Hot or Cool Institute launched a series of policy briefs on resizing the fashion system, known as the SAFE (Sufficiency Approaches to Fashion and the Environment) project. This is a transformative policy… Launch of policy brief from Hot or Cool Institute with contribution from Clothing Research
Disputas: Vilde Haugrønning
Den 23 april vil SIFO-forsker Vilde Haugrønning forsvare sin avhandling “Dressed for the Occasion. Exploring gender and clothing consumption from a social practice perspective” for doktorgraden i innovasjon for bærekraft!
Anna presenterer funn fra sin PhD i Wasted Textiles på Københavns Universitet
Ph.d. til morgenmad: Hvorfor bliver tøj til affald? Tekstilbortskaffelse som hverdagspraksis Tid: 25. marts 2026, kl. 9.00-9.45 Sted: Læderstræde 20, konferencesalen, 1. sal Arrangør: Center for Applied Ecological Thinking (CApE) Vi lever i det, der… Anna presenterer funn fra sin PhD i Wasted Textiles på Københavns Universitet
International research seminar: Living together for a sustainable common future
Seminar 8th – 9th June 2026, Western Norway University of Applied Sciences, Bergen
ALPHA Seminar: Cultural Heritage, Craft and Fashion
Tid: 12.03. 13:00–15:50
Sted: Kunsthøgskolen i Oslo
More than enough clothes: a social practice-oriented study of gender and clothing accumulation
Author: Vilde Haugrønning
Foredrag om skogfinske perspektiver i norsk kulturliv
Webinar, torsdag 26. februar 2026, kl. 10:00 -11:30
Repairability of clothing and textiles: Consumer practices and policy implications
Authors: Anna Schytte Sigaard and Kirsi Laitala Abstract Extending product lifetimes through repair is a central strategy in sustainable consumption and circular economy initiatives. This article examines how consumers evaluate textile damages and potential to repair,… Repairability of clothing and textiles: Consumer practices and policy implications
Avoiding synthetic fibres by choice: Strategies employed by businesses and their policy recommendations
Authors: Irene Maldini, Ingun Grimstad Klepp and Kate Fletcher Abstract Clothing and textiles are increasingly made of synthetic (fossils-based) fibres, enabling rapid growth in overall production volumes in this sector, with significant environmental impact. This research aims at… Avoiding synthetic fibres by choice: Strategies employed by businesses and their policy recommendations