TEXTILE PROCESSING AND PROPERTIES
CONTENTS PART I: INTRODUCTORY CHAPTERS FASHION AND ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY WOOL: A CONVENTIONAL MATERIAL FOR FASHION LEATHER: A CONVENTIONAL MATERIAL FOR FASHION COTTON: A CONVENTIONAL MATERIAL FOR FASHION PART II: INVESTIGATING THE INDUSTRY: INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES LUBERTEX PIVOT IN CANADA EVOLUTION, INNOVATION AND SUSTAINABLE ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN AFRICA’S FASHION INDUSTRY IMPACT OF COVID-19 ON APPAREL ENTERPRISES IN INDIA: AN ANALYSIS OF SUSTAINABILITY INVESTIGATING SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF THE INDIAN CLOTHING SECTOR SUSTAINABILITY THEMES IN THE GARMENT INDUSTRY: INSIGHTS FROM A WORKSHOP IN BANGLADESH 10 THE IMPACT OF FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT ON SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC GROWTH: A FOCUS ON THE TEXTILE AND APPAREL INDUSTRIES IN ETHIOPIA SUSTAINABILITY IN CONTEMPORARY KINK FASHION PART III: INNOVATIONS IN DESIGN, SUPPLY CHAIN AND MARKETING PRODUCTION INNOVATION FOR SUSTAINABILITY IN THE FASHION INDUSTRY THE FASHION PRODUCT PASSPORT: IN SEARCH OF THE “KILLER APP” FAST FASHION: EXPLORING THE IMPACT OF IMPULSE BUYING AMONG SCOTTISH GENERATION-Z CONSUMERS SUSTAINABLE ASSESSMENT AND FASHION BRAND RATINGS PART VI: CIRCULAR INITIATIVES AS SUSTAINABLE ALTERNATIVES FOR END OF LIFE 16 MARKETING INNOVATION DRIVERS: TOWARD REUSING AND RECYCLING KRINGLOOPWINKEL STEENWIJK PART V: TOWARD THE FUTURE WITH SUSTAINABLE FASHION BUSINESS MODELS 18 UNCONVENTIONAL MATERIALS FOR FASHION 19 A SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS MODEL FOR THE FASHION SECTOR 20 STRATEGIC DRIVERS OF CORPORATE ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY AN ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY MODEL FOR GHANAIAN CLOTHING: A FASHION CYCLE APPROACH 22 BUSINESS MODELS IN BANGLADESH: PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS 23 ENTREPRENEURIAL STRATEGIES TOWARDS RESPONSIBLE BRAND IDENTITY: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF SNEAKER COMPANIES 24 HUMAN RESOURCES AND THINKING ABOUT SUSTAINABILITY 25 WORKERS’ RIGHTS