FR Egypt: Mend In Public Day in Cairo Zamalek with Kholoud Reda

With over 17 years experience in garment making and alterations Claire has key knowledge in the field.  Gradutating in 2007 from a menswear BA at Brighton University, clothing and textiles have been a big part of Claire's life.  Sustainable practices have always been a part of Claire's business values which sent her down a path of servicing and educating starting with garment alterations.  Since 2019 teaching others how to alter garments was the launching point of the repertoire of classes you can attend today.  Every session brings learning of how to best adapt to meet the needs of anyone from beginners to those coming back into sewing.  Each class if very adaptive for different learning styles and is intended to inspire people to continue on their creative path.  As someone who likes human interaction Claire treats every interaction with warmth and curiosity.  Sewing brings such happiness and a sense of joy to all who try it.  To pass on skills that people can use for life is the best feeling, with a continued afford to adapt classes to meet the needs of anyone who wishes to learn.

Derrick Jones Studio, brand del Collettivo Moda consapevole, ospiterà durante la fashion Revolution Week un workshop di Sashiko Mending tenuto da Michela Martire https://www.instagram.com/mic.ilcuorechic/
Evento a pagamento con prenotazione obbligatoria scrivendo a create@derrickjonesstudio.com

Derrick Jones Studio, a brand of the Conscious Fashion Collective, will host a Sashiko Mending workshop held by Michela Martire during Fashion Revolution Week https://www.instagram.com/mic.ilcuorechic/
Paid event with mandatory reservation by writing to create@derrickjonesstudio.com

VieL fonda le sue basi su solidi pilastri: Made in Italy, ecosostenibilità, inclusività e woman empowerment!
Desideriamo creare un ecosistema nel mondo della moda in cui etica, inclusione e sostenibilità si fondano, creando EcoBikini e Comfy Collection in armonia e rispetto con la natura, per tutti i corpi.

In occasione della Fashion Revolution Week, unisciti a noi per il Mend in Public Day, una giornata dedicata alla riparazione, al riuso e alla consapevolezza.

Cosa faremo?
🌿 Porta con te un capo da riparare oppure vieni senza: ti insegneremo tecniche di riparazione per allungare la vita dei tuoi vestiti e ridurre gli sprechi.
🧵 Condivideremo conoscenze, storie e azioni concrete per rendere la moda più etica e sostenibile.

Non è necessario essere esperti di cucito: ogni livello di abilità è il benvenuto! Vieni con noi a dare nuova vita ai tuoi abiti e a costruire un futuro più responsabile per la moda.

Per VieL, moda significa etica, inclusione e sostenibilità. Con Ripara & Riama, celebriamo i nostri valori – Made in Italy, ecosostenibilità, inclusività e woman empowerment – insegnando a riparare, non a sprecare. Perché ogni capo che rinasce è un passo verso un futuro più consapevole, proprio come i nostri EcoBikini e Comfy Collection, creati in armonia con la natura e per tutti i corpi. ♻️✨

📩 Iscriviti e unisciti alla rivoluzione, ti aspettiamo!

*Verranno selezionat* i/le prim* 15 iscritt*

VieL bases its foundations on solid pillars: Made in Italy, eco-sustainability, inclusiveness and woman empowerment!
We want to create an ecosystem in the world of fashion where ethics, inclusion and sustainability come together, creating EcoBikini and Comfy Collection in harmony and respect with nature, for all bodies.

On the occasion of Fashion Revolution Week, join us for Mend in Public Day, a day dedicated to repair, reuse and awareness.

What will we do?
🌿 Bring a garment to repair or come without: we will teach you repair techniques to extend the life of your clothes and reduce waste.
🧵 We will share knowledge, stories and concrete actions to make fashion more ethical and sustainable.

You don't have to be a sewing expert: all skill levels are welcome! Come with us to give new life to your clothes and build a more responsible future for fashion.

For VieL, fashion means ethics, inclusion and sustainability. With Ripara & Riama, we celebrate our values ​​- Made in Italy, eco-sustainability, inclusiveness and woman empowerment - by teaching how to repair, not waste. Because every piece that is reborn is a step towards a more conscious future, just like our EcoBikini and Comfy Collection, created in harmony with nature and for all bodies. ♻️✨

📩 Sign up and join the revolution, we are waiting for you!

*First 15 registrants will be selected

Transition Dundee is a community-led social enterprise which aims to make Dundee a healthier, happier and more sustainable place to live through various climate change-themed projects.

The No New Clothes Club is a community-driven movement in Brighton dedicated to reducing textile waste by embracing second-hand, upcycled, and repaired clothing.
At our launch event there will be a clothes swap and give aways. Help with small alterations and repairs Join us in making fashion more sustainable, creative, and community-focused!
Are you ready to give up for fast fashion habit?
Take the pledge here!
www.nonewclothesclub.com

Join us at the SUNY Plattsburgh Learning Center from 12:30 to 2:00 to try your hand at mending. Drop in during that time and bring an item to fix or make a patch to take home! All supplies are provided.

Learn to mend your clothes! Invisible mending, visible mending, & darning workshops.

Fashion Revolution Québec is the Quebec segment of Fashion Revolution Canada. (@fashionrevolutioncanada)

Be part of Fashion Revolution’s global movement with Mend in Public Day, a free public event aimed at tackling fast fashion—one stitch at a time.

Bring your clean clothing project and join us for an afternoon of stitching in community! Not sure what to bring? A missing button, a torn elbow, or a holey sweater— we’ll be offering tips and support so that you can make your loved clothes last longer. Please note: we will not items for you. We will have some fabric scraps, thread, and needles, but bring your own supplies if you have them.

Join Craftivism Club at a gathering for Mend in Public Day. Bring a ripped, torn, worn-out or stained garment to repair. Add your spare cottons and fabric offcuts to our shared stash. We will be sharing visible mending ideas.