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Kristi Eaton

Founder & CEO ke comms
Kristi Eaton

Kristi Eaton is the founder and CEO of ke comms, a mission-driven public relations and content writing agency based in Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA, and working globally.

 
 
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SecondHand / Waste Flows Interview
Global clothing debates often ignore the basic commercial truth that garments move because people actively choose to buy them.

Evidence Challenges Claims of Waste Hidden in Clothing Trade Flows

  • Special Correspondent

16 April 2026
Second Chance / El Salvador Feature
New apparel imports into El Salvador fell by nearly a third between 2019 and 2023, as secondhand clothing filled the affordability gap left by rising prices and constrained household budgets.

El Salvador's Secondhand Clothing Market Is a Blueprint for Affordable Reuse at Scale

  • Special Correspondent

6 May 2026
 
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Functional Clothing / Adaptive Garments Feature
Conventional garment construction assumed two-handed dexterity and full-range mobility as starting conditions, distributing ease of dressing unevenly across the full range of bodies that needed to wear clothing.

The Clothing Industry Called It Accessibility and the Market Called It an Opportunity

  • Richa Bansal

11 May 2026
Mission Cotton / India Story Analysis
The Mission for Cotton Productivity targets 140 districts across fourteen states, a coverage that reflects the crop's political and economic weight in India's agrarian landscape.

India Cannot Sell Its Cotton to the World Until It Admits Why the World Stopped Buying

  • Subir Ghosh

8 May 2026
 
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Made in UK / Hidden Prices Report
Unfair purchasing practices do not begin on the factory floor—they are embedded in the commercial terms set long before production starts, shaping what is possible for manufacturers.

Hidden Price of UK-Made Fashion: The Factory Absorbs What the Brand Will Not

  • Subir Ghosh

27 February 2026
Kenya Voice / Politics of Waste / II Interview
Kenya’s mitumba markets form a vital reuse network where millions depend on the trade of secondhand clothing, turning global textile surplus into livelihoods and affordable apparel.

UNEP’s Textile Waste Guidelines Draw Scrutiny from Kenya’s Secondhand Clothing Sector

  • Subir Ghosh

11 November 2025