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Next4Climate

Research on

Fashion and Sustainability

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COULD FASHION BE

SUSTAINABLE?

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Summary

• 1.Research • Results

First Enquiry Method

• 2 Survey• Results

Second Enquiry Method

• 3 People 4 Climate • Results

Our Proposal

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1. Research

Analysis of the economical, social, fashion industry of all the

countries around the world.

Choice of the ones with more potential to develop a

sustainable fashion industry.MAIN REASONS

WHY

High percentage of:•Young designers•Fashion events•Fashion design school and academies

•Increasing interest in fashion and textile industry

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WHERE?

We analyzed 194 potential fashion markets all around the world, finding out the 34 most active

ones.

PHILIPPINES

CANADAKENYA

CHILE

SWIT

ZERL

AND

BOTS

WAN

A

TURKEYPERU CZECH REPUBLIC

MAL

TA

PAKISTAN

PORTUGALAUSTRIA

QATAR

GERMANYGUATEMALA

SPAIN

HU

NG

ARY

HONG KONG

RWAN

DA

JAPANNETHRLANDS

SLOVAK REPUBLICG

REECE

HONDURASLEBANON

FRANCE

NORWAY

ISRAEL

POLANDMYANMAR

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Hanae Mori: the only japanese woman

present or Paris and NY

runwaysVeronica

Silva Ofebre: rare material in jewelry es volcanic lava

4° EU fashion market

Environmentally friendly

methods are growing

Jamuri Wear dressed Akon, Beyonce,Jay Z

Seamless construction: cut

and seal fabric without sewing

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Attractive fashion industries

Africa9%

America19%

Asia and Oceania25%

Europe47%

PortugalSpainGreeceFrance

SwitzerlandAustriaMaltaGermany

BotzwanaQuatarRwanda

ChilePerù

HondurasCanada

MyanmarPhilippines

PakistanLebanon

IsraelJapan

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2. Survey

InterviewsMilan Design Week

• Confrontation between our data and the opinion of the people on the road.

• Aim: real opinion of the people about the link between climate change and fashion industry.

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581 interviews

471 Italian

110Foreigners

35 Foreigner countries

Overall

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italians foreigners

81%

19%

Italians vs. Foreigners rate

<30 30-45 45-60 >60

49%27% 18%

6%

AGE GROUPS

Overall

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completely disagree disagree neutral agree completely agree0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

The fashion industry can contribute to fight climate change?

>60: Less open to the idea that fashion industry can help to fight climate change.

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completely disagree

disagree neutral agree completaly agree

0%

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20%

30%

40%

The fashion industry can educate young people about sustainability?

>60: less open to the idea that fashion industry can help to fight climate change.

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completely disagree

disagree neutral agree completaly agree

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

You would rather pay more for a fashion product with a zero impact on climate change?

>60 are in favour of sustainable fashion which does not affect the product’s price.

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completely disagree

disagree neutral agree completely agree

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

The issue of “climate change” should be priority in politics

Most participants completely agree that climate change should be a priority in politics.

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3. People4Climate

http://mastermicri.tumblr.com/

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Overall

84 pics

59 women 25 men18 foreigner 14 different

countries

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