Textiles (4): Fast Fashion Flashcards

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1800s - When was the sewing machine patented? What did it cause?

A
  1. Price of clothing fell, increase in supply
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1800s - What was the dressmaking business like?

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Middle-class and low income women made their own clothes

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1800s - What are “sweaters”?

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Worked from home for low wages

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1900s-1950s - What increased standardized production of clothing?

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WWII

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1900s-1950s - What changed about the way clothes were produced?

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More factories, but still home and small workshops.

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1960s-2000s - What is the trend with clothing today?

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Young people like cheap trendy clothes

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1960s-2000s - How do brands keep up with demand these days?

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Huge textile mills in third world countries

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1960s-2000s - What is the longest standing fast fashion brand? When was it opened?

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H&M - 1947.

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1960s-2000s - What’s another very popular fast fashion brand and when was it opened?

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Forever 21 - 1984 in LA

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What does Sara Idacavage suggest about the future of fashion?

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Labour is massively wasteful and unjust. It’s time to be mindful and slow down.

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