PROJECT OUTPUTS, PUBLICITY, AND PRESENTATIONS
The Eco-Fashion Collection project delivers verifiable and transferable outputs that bridge science, design, and practice. The results include academic publications, methodologies, student projects, and a set of clothing prototypes. Together, they form the foundation for the development of sustainable fashion, circular design, and innovation in the textile industry.
All outputs are published in accordance with the rules of the Technology Agency of the Czech Republic (SIGMA program, project TQ01000450) and serve both the professional and general public, students, and industry partners.
Research Reports and Scientific Articles
Drašarová, J. Interim Report on the Eco-clothing Project – TQ01000450. FT TUL, 2024.
Wiener, J.; Šubrtová, T.; Coetzee, D. Garment Durability Analysis – Influence of Textile Maintenance. Fibres & Textiles, 2024, vol. 31, no. 2, pp. 42–49. The study analyzes how different washing and maintenance regimes affect the durability of textiles.
Publications and student theses
Babková, N. Psychological aspects of clothing durability. Bachelor's thesis, Faculty of Textile Engineering, TUL, 2025.
Rokosová, G. Consumer behavior with a focus on aspects of clothing acquisition. Bachelor's thesis, Faculty of Textile Engineering, Technical University of Liberec, 2024.
Střídová, A. The soul in a sustainable clothing collection. Master's thesis, Faculty of Textile Engineering, Technical University of Liberec, 2024.
Hartmannová, L. The concept of anti-fashion in contemporary clothing design. Bachelor's Thesis, Faculty of Textile Engineering, TUL, 2024.
Industrial Designs
Veselá, Z. - Garment: A standardized garment with minimal environmental impact. Filed April 22, 2025 / Granted September 4, 2025 (2025-42578, 38453).
Veselá, Z. – Clothing: Micro-design of clothing. Filed April 22, 2025 / granted September 4, 2025 (2025-42579, 38454).
Exhibition "Eco-Clothing Cycle"
The exhibition at Galerie N in Jablonec nad Nisou (December 5–19, 2025) presented the collection as a fusion of science, design, and art. Created under the direction of Zuzana Veselá and Jana Drašarová, it presented clothing as a manifesto of longevity and responsible aesthetics. The exhibition also featured visual panels, charts, material samples, and models from the micro-project "8 Garments / 8 Stories."
Budapest Central European Fashion Week (BCEFW 2025)
The collection was presented as part of the CZECH GRADUATE SHOW at one of the region's most significant fashion events. BCEFW connects European designers, innovators, and the fashion industry, showcasing projects with high creative and technological potential. Participation confirmed the collection's international quality and its research foundation.
Date: September 5, 2025, Location: Apollo Gallery, Budapest.
More at: www.bcefw.com
KOLABO 2025 - International Platform for Interdisciplinary Design
We responded to the KOLABO call with a collection that combines material research, garment construction, and visual culture. KOLABO recognizes projects with ecological and social impact and emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration. Our participation confirmed that the project is not only aesthetic but also research and innovation-driven.
More at : www.kolaboratorium.sk
