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Clothes Check

Depth · what it can open●●○○2 — reflective
Holding · facilitation1 — host
Trust · group readinessany
Disclosure · what is sharednone

A two-session investigation of one's own wardrobe: count what you own and how often it's worn; take your most- and least-worn pieces and research their materials, brands, and countries of origin; map the origins with a free online tool; and study the Clean Clothes Campaign's problems and proposals. Consumption habits met with evidence instead of resolutions.

Hold with care
  • Wardrobe counts vary with means — debrief patterns and systems, never compare or rank participants' possessions

Practical

Time
90 min + 15 landing
Group
140 · individual, small-group
Settings
self-guided, in-person, online
Materials
Internet access; free mapping tool (e.g. mapcustomizer.com); one's actual wardrobe
Mechanisms
life-embedding, systems-sensing, cognitive-reframing
Change scope
state → skill · one-off

Origin & where it lives

BiNKA toolkit, adapted after Britz et al. (2007) — Education for sustainable consumption

Instructions: open online

In this directory via Education for Sustainable Consumption through Mindfulness (Active Methodology Toolkit 9)

Related: jeans journey (pairs-with) · conscious consumption quest (alternative-to)

status: checked · added 2026-08-25