Creativity at Work and Sustainable Product Development: Practitioner Perspectives from the Clothing Industry

Goworek, Helen; Oxborrow, Lynn; McLaren, A; Claxton, S; Cooper, Tim; Hill, Helen

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“…As the fashion industry faces balancing environmental and business needs, numerous fashion brands are committed to adopting sustainability as a fashionable fashion trend. However, the transformation of fashion direction cannot rapidly address the rising fashion industry's severe environmental effects [12]. The production and consumption levels of clothing still keep continually increasing-the total demand for clothing increases by 2% annually [13]; therefore, understanding the previous research on fashion and sustainability is vital for fashion industry planning as it can guide more apparel companies substantially to the transition towards low-carbon and green economies.…”

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Sustainability in Fashion Industry: A New Era of Trends and Opportunities

2022

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Given climate change, environmental degradation, and pollution, the world must face together since entering the 21st century. Understanding the studies on fashion and sustainability is vital for the fashion industry. It can guide more apparel enterprises substantially to the transition toward low-carbon and green economies. Duo to the importance of sustainability, the present study predicts trends and opportunities by characterising the existing research and achievements of sustainability in the fashion industry. To this end, the scientific literature on the topic was mapped through bibliometric analysis techniques. The results indicated that Stakeholders use sustainable approaches to resolve challenges in the fashion industry. These findings highlight that sustainability in the fashion industry planning process has gained increasing interest and many practices. This study found the research gap and future direction. Finally, this study is the first bibliometric analysis in the fashion industry employing Scopus and Web of Science (WoS) databases between 2000 to 2021

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Sustainability in Fashion Industry: A New Era of Trends and Opportunities

2022

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“…Науковці, досліджуючи питання креативності у масовому швейному виробництві, стверджують, що креативність проявляється не лише у процесах мислення під час розробки моделей одягу дизайнером, а й під час виробничих процесів (Goworek et al, 2018).…”

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Model of Integral Key Competence of Future Qualified Workers of Sewing Profile

Odnoroh

2021

Continuing Professional Education: Theory and Practice

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The article raises the issue of the lack of a list of current key competencies required by the modern labor market of the garment industry in the State Standards of Vocational Education for the professions «Tailor» and «Cutter». The author analyzes the legislative and regulatory documents related to the topic of key competences of future skilled workers in the sewing profile; compared the results of the study of the labor market of the garment industry on the demand for key competences. The actual abilities of future tailors and cutters, which are necessary for their professional success, increase of competitiveness, formation of professional mobility and adaptation in the labor market of the garment industry, are determined. It is emphasized that creativity in the context of garment production is the basis for the development of many key competences of future garment professionals. The expediency of introducing the definition of «integral key competence of future skilled sewing workers» is substantiated. The definition of integral key competence of future skilled workers of a sewing profile is given and its structure consisting of value-motivational, cognitive-activity and personal-reflexive components is defined. Each of these three components in the future act as criteria for the development of the phenomenon under study. The author designed a model of integrated key competence of future skilled sewing workers, which reflects the relationship and interdependence of all its components, which structure the current abilities of future professionals in this field.

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Creativity at Work and Sustainable Product Development: Practitioner Perspectives from the Clothing Industry

Cited by 2 publications

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Sustainability in Fashion Industry: A New Era of Trends and Opportunities

Sustainability in Fashion Industry: A New Era of Trends and Opportunities

Model of Integral Key Competence of Future Qualified Workers of Sewing Profile

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