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Indústria têxtil inovadora num movimento “slow fashion” : estágio na “Burel Factory”
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O movimento Slow Fashion, tem como máxima a existência de uma maior consciência no consumo do vestuário rivalizando com o Fast Fashion, alertando os consumidores para o modo de produção das roupas e para o consumo excessivo e irrefletido que põe em causa a sustentabilidade do planeta.
A Burel Factory é uma empresa que se apresenta neste novo contexto, e foi esse princípio que a mestranda priorizou tendo-a selecionado para a concretização do seu estágio.
Este relatório faz uma abordagem teórica sobre o movimento Slow Fashion, onde se faz referência a novas fibras, a novos conceitos de fabrico e produção de têxteis sempre com o intuito de contribuírem para a sustentabilidade. O Burel terá sido a matéria-prima mais usada, pelo que se dá, aqui, uma maior ênfase, destacando-se a sua origem, as suas características e a sua história.
O presente relatório descreve, ainda, as atividades de estágio da mestranda que decorreram na empresa Burel Factory, com sede em Manteigas e na TrendBurel, em Lisboa, ao longo de um período de cinco meses.
Com este estágio, a mestranda vivenciou experiências múltiplas no mercado laboral no âmbito da tecelagem do burel, da confeção dos produtos, no desenvolvimento de novos projetos, bem como na área de marketing.
Abstract : The Slow Fashion movement has as its utmost the existence of a greater awareness in the consumption of clothing competing with the Fast Fashion, alerting consumers to the way clothes are produced and to the excessive and thoughtless consumption that compromises the sustainability of the planet. The Burel Factory is a company that presents itself in this new context, and it was this principle that the master's student prioritized, having selected it for the fulfillment of her internship. This report makes a theoretical approach to the Slow Fashion movement, where reference to new fibers, to new concepts of manufacture and production of textiles is made, always with the aim of contributing to the sustainability. Burel may have been the most used raw material, being the reason why a greater emphasis is given in this work, highlighting its origin, its characteristics, and its history. This report also describes the internship activities of the master's student that took place at the company Burel Factory, based in Manteigas and at TrendBurel, in Lisbon, over a period of five months. With this internship, the master’s student experienced multiple experiences in the labor market in the scope of burel weaving, products production, in the development of new projects, as well as in the marketing area.
Abstract : The Slow Fashion movement has as its utmost the existence of a greater awareness in the consumption of clothing competing with the Fast Fashion, alerting consumers to the way clothes are produced and to the excessive and thoughtless consumption that compromises the sustainability of the planet. The Burel Factory is a company that presents itself in this new context, and it was this principle that the master's student prioritized, having selected it for the fulfillment of her internship. This report makes a theoretical approach to the Slow Fashion movement, where reference to new fibers, to new concepts of manufacture and production of textiles is made, always with the aim of contributing to the sustainability. Burel may have been the most used raw material, being the reason why a greater emphasis is given in this work, highlighting its origin, its characteristics, and its history. This report also describes the internship activities of the master's student that took place at the company Burel Factory, based in Manteigas and at TrendBurel, in Lisbon, over a period of five months. With this internship, the master’s student experienced multiple experiences in the labor market in the scope of burel weaving, products production, in the development of new projects, as well as in the marketing area.
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Dissertação apresentada à Escola Superior de Artes Aplicadas do Instituto Politécnico de Castelo Branco, em associação com a Faculdade de Arquitetura da Universidade Técnica de Lisboa, para obtenção do grau de Mestre em Design do Vestuário e Têxtil.
Keywords
Design moda e têxtil Burel Inovação Lã Fashion and textile design Slow fashion Innovation Wool