
The Spirit Wear Trap
4,000 school districts, millions of discarded hoodies, and how we can decouple school pride from hyper-local textile waste.
Stories, data, and systems thinking for a circular fashion future — by Lisa Goldsand.
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4,000 school districts, millions of discarded hoodies, and how we can decouple school pride from hyper-local textile waste.

From landfill timelines to bin-scanning for cashmere, why the future of fashion belongs to the remakers.

Thoughts on living with purpose, burn-out, and our craving for validation

Data collection and impact tracking at community clothing exchanges as a way to inspire personal action

Parental sleep deprivation, the allure of the clean laundry basket, and leaning in on convenience

The Warty and Unfiltered Account, and Why Exchanges are Important

Why sitting quietly with a cup of tea, a needle, and the 37 pairs of shoes you already own is a radical act of defiance

Why our most sacred educational milestones are wrapped in single-use fossil fuels—and the hard mechanics of changing the model.

From neighborhood trike to academic paper: A look at the mechanics required to build a truly local circular economy.

One part personal crisis, one part professional passion. (Gemini said hair up.)

From rosaries to colonoscopy socks—the anthropology and the mechanics of a hyper-local collection pilot.