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Details of a modular shirt, designed and produced by Worn co-founder Morag Seaton for the UKRI Interdisciplinary Textiles Circularity Centre (TCC) at the Royal College of Art and exhibited at ‘The Regenerative Hub’, the Lab E20. This configurable shirt has been constructed from multiple modular pieces that can be built by the wearer. This garment now sits within a body of research and sustainable works exploring new experience design for citizen participation in a circular economy.
The research for this modular shirt platform began with a dive into the Worn Archive, drawing from workshops, conversations and interviews that mentioned the diverse experiences of wearing, washing, buying and borrowing shirts.