Alison Gwilt is the Course Director for Fashion & Textile Design at the University of Technology Sydney, Australia and is a fashion design academic and researcher who has been exploring sustainable solutions and strategies for fashion and textile design through her practice-based research activities and PhD studies. She has more than 18 years experience in academia managing and lecturing in fashion and textiles design in the UK, New Zealand and Australia.

Lists of Figures, Tables and Images. Acknowledgements. Foreword ¿ The Environmental Trust, New South Wales Government. Introduction from the Editors Part 1: Source Introduction 1.1. Remediation: Discussing Fashion Textiles Sustainability 1.2. Case Study: Upcycling Materials for Fashion 1.3. Case Study: New Materials for Fashion 1.4. Sustainable Textiles ¿ Nature or Nurture? Part 2: Make Introduction 2.1. Producing Sustainable Fashion: The Points for Positive Intervention by the Fashion Designer 2.2. Case Study: The Tailor's Craft 2.3. Case Study: The Perfect Solution 2.4. Zero-waste Garment Design: Strategies and Risk-taking for Design Practice Part 3: Use Introduction 3.1. Sustainable Clothing Care by Design 3.2. Case Study ¿ Slowing Fashion 3.3. Case Study ¿ Personalising Fashion 3.4. Designing Endurance Part 4: Last Introduction 4.1. Textile Recycling Options: Exploring What Could Be 4.2. Case Study: Reuse in the Fashion Cycle 4.3. Case Study: A New Future Fashion Industry 4.4. Post-growth Fashion and the Craft of Users. Case Study Profiles. Resources. Editors' Biographies

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