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Towards an Ethical Fashion Framework

The term ethical fashion has been used widely to bring out the image of design, sourcing, and making of clothing that matches with the societal likes and cultures of different communities. The word “ethical” shows that the attire is morally acceptable and have no harm to the affected culture. According to Abrahamson, 2011 the fashion industry is one of the most growing sectors in today’s world of business.  The old fashions are being replaced by new ones with more creativity being added to the designs.  However, some issues are closely associated with the fashion trends irrespective of the society in question. These are the fashion ethics, fashion thinking, models and ethical fashion thinking.  All these factors are aimed at understanding of fashion while causing no harm to the environment, economy and the society at large. In the society today there has been the urge to identifying and using environmental friendly ethical production in all forms of products. Many of the involved com

In The City of Bikes

  The American author of the book In The City of Bikes, Pete Jordan tries to explain the culture and experience he got from   Amsterdam, Netherlands on cycling.   Pete visits Amsterdam with the aim of staying for only one semester, but he is enticed by the city so quickly and soon he together with his wife decides to explore the city on two wheels.   The author tries to unfold the story of the cycling history in the town which he says it dates from the 1890’s. The bike centric-culture in the Dutch society and across the world today has its details of origin from the city  The story revolves around the unique biking history and brings out the idea of having an alternative to dependence on cars and other forms of transport. When the author reaches Amsterdam, he and his new wife struggle to ensure they acquire bikes to join the others in what he called “fan and culture.”   In the 1970’s all types of visitors including students, nomads, exiles among others flocked to the c