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Slowing resource loops in the clothing industry through Circular Business Model Experimentation

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Slowing resource loops in the clothing industry through Circular Business Model Experimentation. / Bocken, Nancy M.P.; Miller, Karen; Weissbrod, Ilka et al.
Sustainable Fashion in a Circular Economy. ed. / Kirsi Niinimäki. 1. ed. Espoo: Aalto ARTS Books, 2018. p. 152-169.

Research output: Contributions to collected editions/works › Contributions to collected editions/anthologies › Research › peer-review

Harvard

Bocken, NMP, Miller, K, Weissbrod, I, Holgado, M & Evans, S 2018, Slowing resource loops in the clothing industry through Circular Business Model Experimentation. in K Niinimäki (ed.), Sustainable Fashion in a Circular Economy. 1 edn, Aalto ARTS Books, Espoo, pp. 152-169. <https://shop.aalto.fi/media/filer_public/53/dc/53dc45bd-9e9e-4d83-916d-1d1ff6bf88d2/sustainable_fashion_in_a_circular_economyfinal.pdf>

APA

Bocken, N. M. P., Miller, K., Weissbrod, I., Holgado, M., & Evans, S. (2018). Slowing resource loops in the clothing industry through Circular Business Model Experimentation. In K. Niinimäki (Ed.), Sustainable Fashion in a Circular Economy (1 ed., pp. 152-169). Aalto ARTS Books. https://shop.aalto.fi/media/filer_public/53/dc/53dc45bd-9e9e-4d83-916d-1d1ff6bf88d2/sustainable_fashion_in_a_circular_economyfinal.pdf

Vancouver

Bocken NMP, Miller K, Weissbrod I, Holgado M, Evans S. Slowing resource loops in the clothing industry through Circular Business Model Experimentation. In Niinimäki K, editor, Sustainable Fashion in a Circular Economy. 1 ed. Espoo: Aalto ARTS Books. 2018. p. 152-169

Bibtex

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abstract = "The fashion industry is characterised by downward pressures on prices, fast consumption, and a high {\textquoteleft}disposability factor{\textquoteright}, where textiles and clothing have become consumables rather than durables. Circular Economy, focused on slowing, closing and narrowing resource loops provides a promising approach to tackle these issues. This chapter explores how a large retailer can incorporate the more challenging strategies of the Circular Economy, those focused on slowing resource loops, in their business model. The chapter provides an in-depth case study of a large international clothing retailer embarking on a journey of circular business model experimentation. An iterative process is presented as well as opportunities and barriers associated with slow consumption business models as part of the business model experimentation process. Based on this, suggestions for researchers, policy makers and practitioners are made to address slow consumption as part of business models.",
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