Despite the strong societal demand for circular fashion (CF) businesses, the literature lacks
a contextualized understanding about what has been explored versus what has been …

Fashion is characterised by rapidly changing trends and consumption patterns which have
led to complexities and dynamism of the fashion supply chain (SC). Excessive generation of …

In the past decades, industrial design practice and research have focused extensively on
how to optimize production and consumption, as a way to prevent negative environmental …

The Circular Economy (CE) is heralded as an important concept with the potential to guide
businesses and society toward a more sustainable future. However, while collaboration is …

To tackle global sustainability challenges of the Fashion Industry and ensure long-term
viability, companies have slowly started integrating circular approaches. This paper explores …

Different studies in the scientific literature have shown how the transition towards a circular
economy (CE) can benefit from product design, although maintaining a rather broad and …

Highlights•The Refashion circular design strategy enables multiple reutilization of
fabric.•Design enables sustainable product-service systems and circular value …

Interdisciplinary design thinking and methods are developed based on interdisciplinary
research backgrounds. Through cross-integration with other disciplines, it can realize the …

As designers increasingly become involved in larger and more complex multidisciplinary
collaborations, they find themselves in unprecedented contexts of practice. New tools and …

While economic geographers have studied cities and regions as the locus of innovation and
entrepreneurship in the fashion industry, the role of the local context in coordinating …