Tales of a T-shirt
Questioning the global garment chain from a co-creative student perspective

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https://books.open.tudelft.nl/home/catalog/view/115/181/393Author(s)
de Maaker, Erik
Ramila, B.
Feitsma, Maaike
Groffen, Mayke
Haeser, Ellen
Lee, Rachel
Karthika, M.
Sterenborg, Leonie
van den Dungen, Sanne
Language
English; TamilAbstract
This book is the outcome of an experimental research and teaching project, aimed at rethinking how the garments we wear create relationships between producers, designers and wearers. The project has researched these relationships centered on the production of a dedicated t-shirt, designed, produced and put to use by the project partners, who are located in the Netherlands and India. This book provides an overview of the project trajectory, focusing on how the project has facilitated students from the vocational training colleges in Rotterdam (Netherlands) and Erode (India) to engage in co-creation, and encourage conversations on design, materials, labour, social inequality (caste), gender and value. The book is a resource for students and educators working in fashion related fields at high-school, vocational training and early bachelor degree levels. Integral to the book are a number of short video clips, dedicated to the crucial phases of the process.
Keywords
Sustainable design; Value Chains; Global inequality; Practice based knowledgeDOI
10.59490/mg.115Webshop link
https://store.printservice.nl/ ...ISBN
9789463669115Publisher
TU Delft OPEN PublishingPublisher website
https://www.tudelft.nl/library/open-publishingPublication date and place
2024Classification
Fashion and beauty industries
Product design

