PRESS COVERAGE
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San Francisco Sustainable Fashion Week International -
The Need for Clothing Circularity - KOFY 20 News Interview with Sandra Hans, event lead, 06/08/2020. |
SF Clean Waste Initiative - The Wear Movement - Reuse, recycle clothes to reduce waste - Kron 4 Interview with Marty Gonzalez 5/27/2019 SF Clean Waste Initiative - Studio Interview with San Francisco's Clean Air Initiative - KRON 4 Interview with Marty Gonzalez 6/2/2017 Fashion Students Work with the Disabled to Create Garments to Enhance Their Lives - People Making A Difference with Garvin Thomas, NBC Bay Area News 5/17/2017 |
San Francisco Newspapers
Female Inmates In S.F. Sewing A Way Out - The San Francisco Chronicle Steve Rubenstein, 5/22/2015 Campus Resources Help Students Dress for their Big Interviews Golden Gate Express, 5/22/2013 UpCycling Exhibition Displays Waste Transformed into Art, Golden Gate Express, 4/10/2013 Tailored to Local Tastes, San Francisco Chronicle, 5/5/2013 |
Online
A Brief History of Sustainable Fashion, 2/19/15
Helping the Community...One Fabric at a Time, California State University - Public Affairs,7/5/2012
Runway Recap: SF State Runway 2012 Defined Fashion Show, SF Indie Fashion Blog, 5/14/2012
Helping the Community...One Fabric at a Time, California State University - Public Affairs,7/5/2012
Runway Recap: SF State Runway 2012 Defined Fashion Show, SF Indie Fashion Blog, 5/14/2012
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VIDEOS & BOOKS
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Video - Towards Zero Textile Waste - Soon To Be ReLinked
The film, “Towards Zero Textile Waste,” was a collaboration by SF State faculty, Dr. Connie Ulasewicz & Dr. Hamid Khani and students that encourages consumers and industries to reuse textiles that are often discarded quickly and improperly.
The film offers alternatives to textile waste in an effort to raise awareness and incite a change in behavior. Textile waste, a problem rarely acknowledged by many consumers and industries, is a serious issue because of its huge impact on the environment.
The film, “Towards Zero Textile Waste,” was a collaboration by SF State faculty, Dr. Connie Ulasewicz & Dr. Hamid Khani and students that encourages consumers and industries to reuse textiles that are often discarded quickly and improperly.
The film offers alternatives to textile waste in an effort to raise awareness and incite a change in behavior. Textile waste, a problem rarely acknowledged by many consumers and industries, is a serious issue because of its huge impact on the environment.
Books - Sustainable Fashion: What's Next? Sustainable Fashion: Why Now?
Engages the reader in understanding and being a part of the issues and consequences that designers, marketers, and product developers face as they, "rethink processes and generate new ideas to produce or reproduce garments with a sense of ethics, using appropriate resources and manufacturing them in humane conditions that together sustain the planet and its people” (pg. xxvii). |
Through a collection of essays, authors examine the issues of sustainability that designers, product developers, and consumers confront as they go about creating, wearing, and recycling clothing and fashion. |
This essential reference work should be required reading for all aspiring apparel designers and manufacturers. Thorough and informative, it will be your personal guide to getting started in the apparel and sewn products industry. Key topics include targeting your market, sourcing materials and trims, correctly coating your products, manufacturing, distribution and inventory management. Information is presented in a clear, concise manner.
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