Where’s Wally but everyone is wearing upcycled fashion and drinking natural wine.
Can you spot yourself in the Alterist Concept Store? 🔍
Photo credits: @by.blancaruedas via @netilradio
We’ve just opened our rotating concept store at Netil Market, London Fields, so let’s party!
What’s happening:
Custom Grills orders by @chasehaysjewellery@netilradio on the decks
Food from SEN NOODS, @sugo_82 , Bagel Guys, and more
£7 margs from @alibilondonfields + 10% off wine from @wingnutwines
Live embroidery from @embroiderylab_01
Plus, it’s your last chance to see April’s designers before we rotate for month two.
📍 Netil Market, E8 3RL
🗓 Thursday 30th April, 6–10pm
RSVP via Link In Bio
BIG NEWS! We’ve just opened our rotating concept store in London Fields!
This April, MINSKI, CELOSIA_RE, SANS PENG, KIPPA, Material Response, STUART TREVOR, Dressed Like Parents, Hernan Guardamagna, BIDDYSH, EbcyC are in residence, each bringing a collection of one-offs and limited pieces. New work lands every week — so you never know what you’ll find. 👀
And if you fancy getting creative yourself, we’re hosting three workshops this month — make bag charms with Anna England, upcycle a shirt with MINSKI, or learn how to hand sew and make upcycled patches with UIIBA Club.
→ Book via the link in our bio.
Address: Unit M1, Netil Market London Fields, E8 3RL
Opening Hours: Wednesday – Sunday: 11am – 7pm Monday – Tuesday: By appointment
Come down and say hi!
#UpcycledFashion #ConceptStore #SustainableFashion
Tote bags are everywhere. They’re handed out at events, conferences and activations, and despite often being labelled “reusable”, millions still end up in landfill every year.
When ReLondon’s textile behaviour change campaign, Love Not Landfill, was working with schools, they wanted to gift students something meaningful — not just another generic freebie. They wanted bags students would genuinely use, and a project where impact was designed in from the start.
We chose four of the Alterist designers to create a line of fashion-forward tote bags made entirely from rescued materials.
Each designer took a different approach to the project, rescuing materials from bins, charity shops and the backs of friends’ wardrobes, and transforming them into 100 one-of-a-kind tote bags gifted to students across London.
Check out the full impact of the project at alterist.com!
Earlier this year, Alterist collaborated with @relondon_uk on the @lovenotlandfill schools project.
Four Alterist designers — @clarachuu@materialresponse@hannahwildlondon and @create_with_alphy — transformed pre-loved garments and waste materials into 100 upcycled tote bags, gifted to students across London.
We measured the environmental impact of the project. By tracking material diversion, water savings and avoided emissions, we were able to show the impact that upcycling can have.
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Find us @zerocutpopup Date: 22-31 October
Location: 164 Brick Lane, London E1 6RU
Opening times : 11:30am-7:00pm every day
Closing halloween party: Thursday 30th from 5:30pm
Next pop up starts tomorrow until 31 October
Location: 164 Brick Lane, London E1 6RU
Opening times : 11:30am-7:00pm every day
Closing halloween party: Thursday 30th from 5:30pm
