Tuesday, 19 February 2013

Survey Questions - Plan

I'm about to make a survey on what people think about 'Green Fashion' so I can write an essay on it, I'm trying to plan my questions, so I'm going to plan out loud on my blog so you can see how its going (and for my teacher to see too, Hi Pauline!) I need to get in the swing of posting on this when I am doing work because I am pretty slack at it, and I forget. Plus I now have 5 blogs so keeping up with them all is hard. Probably should cut down a bit.

Possible survey questions: (DRAFT)

Have you ever recycled clothing, whether that is sending it to a charity shop, re-using it in other ways, or putting it in one of those cash for fabric bags?

If so how often do you recycle your clothes?

Do you prefer to buy loads of clothes for your money, or one statement piece? I.e Loads of cheap stuff from Primark, or a really nicely made thing from Zara?

If a company/shop was forward thinking about being environmentally friendly, and making clothes in what is seen as 'Green Fashion' would this make you more likely to shop there?

What are your reasons for this answer?

Do you see yourself as an environmentally friendly person, and how far do you go to keep your carbon footprint as small as possible?

If a fabric was organic would it make you buy it more?

I don't believe 'Green Fashion' is all about whether something is environmentally friendly I also think the ethical side to it is important, what are your views on fair trade?

If you knew a shop was using unfair labour to create their garments would you stop shopping there?

Do you know where your clothes are made, or have ever made effort to look in the label to see?

Do you believe 'Green Fashion' is just something that is always going to be there, but no one really cares about?

Reason for your answer?



These are just quick question ideas, I'll update/change this as I come up with more or change my mind. I'll also post the link to my survey when I have fully decided on all my questions, I think I'll need at least 20 to make a good survey.


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