Workshop Journal
Japan part II: a journey between nature and architecture
Japan part I: contrasts and knowledges
Collaboration : Holobiont Skin
Recognizing the quality of a garment
Responsible consumption means buying less and buying better. When we talk about clothes and their value, we are often told at the workshop that it is difficult to measure the quality of a garment. We know that a garment made here is worth more, but how else can we distinguish good quality from bad? Where do we start to determine if a garment is worth the investment?
Why do we need to encourage the local economy?
I wrote this text in 2019 when my brother Jonathan started his digital food market project, Maturin. It provides a sales platform for local food producers, and his work resonates with that of Catherine and me. The local economy seems to be a family affair back home. I think it's more than topical to share it with you today!
A workshop in full view
The Mile End workshop and opened in 2011 and allows us to share a little of our passion for making clothes with you. Stop by to see and hear what goes on while browsing our curated boutique.
The transfer of knowledge and our courses and workshops
We are delighted to offer more and more clothing and textile related classes and workshops at the studio.