慢时尚与可持续创业:微型工厂模式的个案研究评价

B. Trippeer, H. Gam
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关于可持续时装的越来越多的研究表明,小规模制造商作为可持续服装发展的可行战略已开始获得势头。其中一些规模较小的组织已经转向了“微型工厂”模式,在这种模式下,本地化、垂直导向的运营可以更好地控制供应链和开发。其他人则选择关注“慢时尚”模式,这种模式强调价值,比如质量胜于数量,以此作为实现可持续发展目标的手段。本文对美国西南部的一家微型工厂的案例研究进行了评估,该工厂采用慢时尚方法,与现有文献相对照。本研究旨在了解微型工厂框架是否可作为可持续创业的可行替代商业策略,并可纳入时装设计课程。案例研究文件是访谈和观察的结合,以Brush的女性创业模式(1992)为指导。数据分析通过慢时尚模型确定了微工厂模式在女装性能服装中实践的机遇和挑战。在此基础上,笔者提出微型工厂架构作为服装设计产品开发的一种替代方案。这项研究表明,成功的可持续设计和生产方法,以及与可持续发展有关的第三要素,如心理健康和财务健康,被认为是慢时尚方法的好处。
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Slow fashion and sustainable entrepreneurship: A case study evaluation of the micro-factory model
A growing number of studies in sustainable fashion suggest that small-scale manufacturers have begun to gain momentum as a viable strategy for sustainable apparel development. Some of these smaller organizations have turned to a ‘micro-factory’ model, in which localized, vertically oriented operations allow for more control over the supply chain and development. Others have chosen to focus on ‘slow-fashion’ models, which emphasize value, such as quality over quantity, as the means of achieving sustainable development goals. This article evaluates the case study of an American south-west based micro-factory, which utilizes slow-fashion methodologies, against the current literature. This study aims to see if the micro-factory framework is a viable alternative business strategy of sustainable entrepreneurship that could be incorporated into the fashion design curriculum. The case study documentation, a blend of interviews and observations, was guided by Brush’s model (1992) of female entrepreneurship. The data analysis identified opportunities and challenges in practising the micro-factory model in women’s performance apparel clothing through a slow-fashion model. Based on this research, the authors propose the framework of the micro-factory as one alternative to meet the needs of apparel design product development. This research indicates successful approaches to sustainable design and production and tertiary elements involved in sustainability, such as mental health and financial well-being, identified as benefits of the slow-fashion approach.
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