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EmsWaight: Enjoyed lots of intellectual stimulation yesterday eve from the Gregory lecture followed by sociology screening of 'Being in the World'
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EmsWaight: The act of persuasion! How to recruit research interviewees for data collection http://t.co/EpYrvwOiii #phdchat
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EmsWaight: Having caught up on bits and bobs it's hardcore data analysis for me for the rest of the week #phd
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EmsWaight: Blogged: The newly refurbished @Octavia_Fdn Chelsea charity shop, a must-see for designer and vintage lovers http://t.co/aKtnO6TB42
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Category Archives: Sustainable textiles
Liv Organic Fashions ‘For Life, For Style’
Liv is a small clothing brand with big ideas. They believe that fashion can be beautiful and ethical, thinking clearly evident in their products. Liv first launched in 2005 with the belief that by building an ethical and sustainable business … Continue reading
Posted in Ethical Fashion, Fashion, Retail, Sustainable textiles
Tagged ethical fashion, FAIRTRADE, Indian cotton, Liv, organic clothing, UK manufacturing
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Ethical Fashion Futures Workshop: Changing Habits in Retail
Back in the summer of 2012, fellow PhD retail researcher Ellie Tighe and I decided that there was something of a gap in the ethical fashion conversation. There was quite a lot going on in London; a number of ethical … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Environment, Ethical Fashion, Events, Fair trade, Fashion, Garment workers, PhD, Resources, Retail, Sustainable textiles
Tagged ethical clothing, ethical consumption, ethical fashion workshop, ethical retail, garment workers, student workshop, supply chains, University of Southampton
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Elephant Branded: Bags to Give School Children the Chance they Deserve
Elephant Branded, run by uni friends James and Tim, is an accessories brand fronting a beautiful story. Put simply, for every ethically made, recycled bag or similar product they give one school bag and kit to a child in Africa … Continue reading
Sustainable Wrapping Paper Alternatives
At Christmas last year I searched high and low for recycled wrapping paper and eventually settled on buying some from Oxfam (although I’m not sure whether it was made from recycled paper). Along with Christmas cards, gift wrapping is a … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Resources, Retail, Sustainable textiles
Tagged Christmas, gift giving, gift wrap, sustainability, Wrap Wrap, wrapping paper
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Greenpeace and Textile Industry Pollution: The Dirty Laundry Case
Last week I ventured from the cosy walls of Geography and Environment over to the Management School at the University of Southampton. There, Dr Doris Merkl-Davis from Bangor University, presented a seminar on ‘Rhetoric and Argument in Corporate Social Responsibility … Continue reading


