Environment

Literature

• Hustvedt, G.,Dickson, M.A. (2009). Consumer likelihood of purchasing organic cotton apparel: Influence of attitudes and self-identity.Journal of Fashion Marketing and Management, 3(1).
• Tucker, R., & Groves, E. (2008). Cotton examines environmental footprint. WWD: Women's Wear Daily, 196(95), 9-1NULL.
• Medina, M., Socha, M., Greene, L., & Edelson, S. (2008). Apparel brands find their eco-friendly sides. WWD: Women's Wear Daily, 195(74), 12S-12S.
• Birtwistle, G. & Moore, C.M.(2007). Fashion clothing – where does it all end up? International Journal of Retail & Distribution Management, 35(3), 210 -216.
• Hyllegard, K. H., Ogle, J. P., & Dunbar, B. H. (2006). The influence of consumer identity on perceptions of store atmospherics and store patronage at a spectacular and sustainable retail site. Clothing and Textiles Research Journal, 24(4), 316-334.
• Chen, H.-L., & Burns, L. D. (2006). Environmental analysis of textile products. Clothing and Textiles Research Journal, 24(3), 248-261.
• Apparels growing 'Green' scene (2006). Apparel Magazine, 47(10), 11-11.
• Kadolph, S. J. & Casselman, K.D. (2004). In the Bag: Contact Natural Dyes.Clothing and Textiles Research Journal, 22, 15-21.
• Young, C., Jirousek, C., & Ashdown, S. (2004). Undesigned: A study in sustainable design of apparel using post-consumer recycled clothing. Clothing and Textiles Research Journal, 22(1-2), 61-68.
• Azuma, N. & Fernie, J. (2003). Fashion in the globalized world and the role of virtual networks in intrinsic fashion design. Journal of Fashion Marketing and Management, 7(4), 413-427.
• American Apparel inks deal to recycle all its cotton scraps (2002). Wearables Business, 6(15), 18.
• Kim, H.S., Damhorst, M.L. (1999). Environmental attitude and commitment in relation to ad message credibility, Journal of Fashion Marketing and Management,3(1), 44-55.
• Littrell, M.A., Ogle J., & Kim, S. (1999) Marketing ethnic apparel: Single or multiple consumer segments? Journal of Fashion Marketing and Management, 3(1), 31-43.
• Nimon, W., & Beghin, J. (1999). Ecolabels and international trade in the textile and apparel market. American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 81(5), 1078.
• Kim, H.-S., & Damhorst, M. L. (1998). Environmental concern and apparel consumption. Clothing and Textiles Research Journal, 16(3), 126-133.
• Domina, T., & Koch, K. (1998). Environmental profiles of female apparel shoppers in the Midwest, USA. Journal of Consumer Studies & Home Economics, 22(3), 147-161.
• Kim, Y.-K., Forney, J., & Arnold, E. (1997). Environmental messages in fashion advertisements: Impact on consumer responses. Clothing and Textiles Research Journal, 15(3), 147-154.
• Environmental standards cause problems for U.S. textiles and apparel manufacturers (1995). Textile World, 145(10), 18.

Web Sources

• Sustainable Style Foundation (SSF): This is an international, member-supported nonprofit organization created to provide information, resources, and innovative programs that promote sustainable living and sustainable design.
• Greenpeople: This site is a search engine/directory for green textiles fabrics, fabrics and textiles.
• Dezignaré Interior Design Collective, Inc: This site is a search engine/directory of organizations specializing in fabric and textile research, sustainable practices and fabric recycling.
• National Recycle Coalition: This a national non-profit advocacy group with members that span all aspects of waste reduction, reuse and recycling in North America.
• Sustainable Cotton Project: This site provides information related to production and use of cotton.

Teaching Resouces

• Sustainable Fashion: This site provides inteviews and media aricles related to sustainable fashion.
• Eco-fashion DIY: This site provides a video showing how recycling your old clothes prevents them ending up in landfills.
• MN (Mother Nature Network): This site provides news and articles related to environtalism, especially for fashion.