'Makes a strong case for nothing less than a revolution' -- Emma Watson 'An incredible accomplishment' -- Susie Orbach, author of Bodies and Fat is a Feminist Issue 'A classic read for all fashion students, and of course those interested in the politics of fashion. I will refer to my copy for a long time to come' -- Caryn Franklin MBE Fashion Commentator and Body Image Activist Tansy Hoskins interrogates today's fashion landscape with rigour, intellectualism and gut instinct. Stitched Up contains a number of splendidly-articulated seminal moments that will make you view your wardrobe through a different lens. A fine investigation of the cultural tyranny of a multi billion pound industry [that] operates as if above censure' -- Lucy Siegle, writer for The Observer and author of To Die For 'This is a wonderful book, bursting at the seams with power, passion and politics. Tansy Hoskins lays bare the capitalist relations of production, marketing and consumption that sustain the fashion industry, and calls for a revolution to liberate us from its tyranny. Clothes will never look the same again!' -- John Hilary, Executive Director at War on Want and author of The Poverty of Capitalism 'Thoroughly researched with a reach extending both globally and historically, the book is packed with interesting examples, and Hoskins' engaging style makes it eminently readable' -- Scarlett MccGwire, LSE Review of Books 'Stripped of your ignorance, you will feel naked. But by the end of Stitched Up, you'll realise that you always were' -- Elizabeth Stilwell, fashion blogger 'A rigorous unflinching look at the fashion industry's long list of offences' -- Marie-Claire Conlin, forbookssake.net 'A book that hangs like a garment on a coat-hanger. A garment with many pockets. In the pockets numberless notes and remarks about clothes and history. Take it off the hanger and put it on. By which I mean - read it and walk through history' -- John Berger