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Green Fashion Retail

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  • © 2017

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Editors:
  1. Jochen Strähle

    1. School of Textiles and Design, Reutlingen University , Reutlingen, Germany

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  • First book to focus on green fashion retail
  • Includes an overview on different aspects of sustainability in fashion retail
  • Demonstrates the literature findings using case studies
  • Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras

Part of the book series: Springer Series in Fashion Business (SSFB)

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Table of contents (15 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xiii
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  2. Green Fashion Retail

    • Jochen Strähle
    Pages 1-6

  3. Key Aspects of Sustainability in Fashion Retail

    • Jochen Strähle, Viola Müller
    Pages 7-26

  4. Closed-Loop Production: A Literature Review

    • Jochen Strähle, Franziska Philipsen
    Pages 27-47

  5. Impact on Sustainability: Production Versus Consumption

    • Jochen Strähle, Katharina Hauk
    Pages 49-75

  6. Impact of Sustainable Manufacturing Standards for Retail Brands

    • Jochen Strähle, Sarah Kreuzhermes
    Pages 77-93

  7. The Prosumer Concept in Fashion Retail: Potentials and Limitations

    • Jochen Strähle, Anna-Katharina Grünewald
    Pages 95-117

  8. The Second Hand Market for Fashion Products

    • Jochen Strähle, Linda Maria Klatt
    Pages 119-134

  9. Collaborative Consumption 2.0: An Alternative to Fast Fashion Consumption

    • Jochen Strähle, Carina Erhardt
    Pages 135-155

  10. Cross-Industry Learnings: What Fashion Retail Can Learn from the Used-Car Industry

    • Jochen Strähle, Maria Höhn
    Pages 157-174

  11. The Value Chain of a Branded Second Hand Store—Possible Activities to Be Integrated by a Conventional Fashion Brand

    • Jochen Strähle, Franziska Sophie Matthaei
    Pages 175-198

  12. Case Study: Loop Extension of Filippa K

    • Jochen Strähle, Alexander Schnaidt
    Pages 199-223

  13. The Role of Social Media for a Sustainable Consumption

    • Jochen Strähle, Chantal Gräff
    Pages 225-247

  14. Potentials of a Fashion fTRACE App

    • Jochen Strähle, Marie Caterina Sfameni
    Pages 249-268

  15. Case Study: Total Transparency at Honestby.com

    • Jochen Strähle, Laura Merz
    Pages 269-291

  16. Erratum to: Collaborative Consumption 2.0: An Alternative to Fast Fashion Consumption

    • Jochen Strähle, Carina Erhardt
    Pages E1-E1
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This book focuses on sustainability in fashion retail, which is fast becoming the pivot point of future fashion retail strategies. Chapters in the book provide theoretical and practical insight on how going green may positively influence the strategy of fashion retailers and marketers, who have to react to the changing society and customer needs. Structured in four main parts, and based on distinct research questions, readers will be able to dig deep into the individual levers for possible adaptions. It thus provides a solid understanding on how to integrate green aspects into any fashion retailers business model. 

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  • School of Textiles and Design, Reutlingen University , Reutlingen, Germany

    Jochen Strähle

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