Mending Matters: Cultures and Contexts of Clothing Repair

Liudmila Aliabieva · Оlga Gurova · Iryna Kucher

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Fashion and Cultural Textiles Crafts, Textile, and Design Cultural and Historical Studies

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When the fabric of life is bursting at the seams in different parts of the world, repair (or mending) seems to be an essential need. We propose approaching clothing repair, which is defined as “an ...

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