LISBON REPAIR MAP
After a few weeks of gathering all your Repair recommendations, we now present to you our initial Lisbon Repair Map!We scanned the web for other Repair Maps available for Lisbon residents, and they were either outdated or difficult to use.
So, with the purpose to provide the community with something useful,
and to also support local small businesses and the circular economy,
the Lisbon Repair Map has 30+ tried-and-tested-by-the-community places to repair your clothes, furniture, electronic items, among other things.On Mapotic, you can filter by item type, as well as click on the pins to choose a location near to you. It is also mobile-friendly, which helps when you are on the go.If you'd like to send us more recommendations for Repair shops,
send us a direct message with a description and a picture, so we can add it to the map.Please don't forget to send us your feedback after using it.
If enough people find it useful, we can look for funding to amplify this Map further, create a more formal page or website, have a storytelling piece with the local owners, and even develop this Map into a social project.Happy Repairing!
Previous Events: A Day of reimagined Fashion (April 13, 2024)
We would like to say a huge thank you to everyone who took part and attended ‘A Day of Reimagined Fashion’.Our workshop, co-hosted by Clube Royale Lisbon kicked off the day with practical and joyful examples on how to do better each day!The expert panel of special guest speakers provided some incredible insight into the industry. And, for everyone who joined us on Saturday, we loved your punchy questions and engagement on the day!Another thank you has to go to @fashionreimagined. The documentary was very well received. Please contact them to find out how you can watch it again or share it with more people.We will continue to host workshops and events. Please get in touch if you are interested in working with us or have an idea you wish to bring to life.Film: @fashionreimagined
Roundtable: @amypowney @tiffdarke @ana.sstavares @behen.studio
Director: @beckyabroad
Brand: @motherofpearl
Production Company: @duckmusings
Event Sponsors: @whynotsoda , @planetlovingcompany @michellepozonspiritualstylist @beapeach.co
Event Partners: @goetheinstitutportugal @cluberoyale.lisboa @lisboafashionweek
The Next Turn Lisbon: @alexisbuehrerdesign @sophtheflamingo @michellepozon_spiritualstylist @tabbyht
Event pictures: @roryraephotography
Mending Sharing & Caring Workshop
We started the day of Reimagined Fashion with an interactive workshop offering practical tips to extend the pleasure of your wardrobe. We shared simple mending ideas and advice for caring for your clothes and fabrics, as well as styling tips to maximize the fun and function of your wardrobe and amplify your everyday style.
Meet the team
Celine Alexis: Freelance Fashion Designer and Consultant on Sustainable and Circular solutions.
As a cross cultural designer, she lived and worked in Switzerland, Paris, New York, Mexico and Lisbon. During the last 12 years, she worked as a Menswear Designer for small brands to big corporations as Surface to Air or Coach.She is now based in Lisbon and focuses on responsible and sustainable projects bringing my expertise to create a positive impact on the industry, society and the planet and help other designers or brands to do so.
Michelle Pozon: Founder of Spiritual Styling and Author of the Beauty Deck
Spiritual Styling is a healing modality founded on personal development & sustainability. By using the closet as a map of one’s wounds & insecurities, Michelle helps her clients identify and release limiting beliefs as they manifest in their closet, thus halting the hamster wheel of retail therapy & buyers remorse. After 20 years as a Fashion Designer, she has alchemised her craft into an effective system that liberates others from the dictates of trends, ageism & self doubt.
Tabby Taylor: Founder of PLC (Planet Loving Company)
Tabby has a diverse background in the fashion industry, starting with recruitment and progressing through to working brand side with luxury companies such as Seren and Cloe Cassandro. A staunch advocate for sustainability, she has consistently integrated eco-friendly initiatives into her roles. The lockdown period spurred Tabby to launch her own venture, PLC, alongside her confidant Alex. This new project is a testament to her dedication to sustainable fashion and her vision for a greener industry.
Sophie Lloyd: Personal shopper and founder of Ziggy Lloyd
Sophie Lloyd started her career in fashion journalism before founding her own personal shopping business, offering insider shopping and design experiences focused on supporting the local “slow” fashion scene. She then went on to create her own line of jackets made in small batches with love, using responsible practices and sustainable / upcycled materials. She has lived and worked in the UK, Shanghai, Buenos Aires and is now based in Lisbon where she hosts various pop ups and strives to inspire people to shop and embrace fashion in a more responsible way.
OUR COLLABORATORS
We are delighted to have partnered with the following talented people and organizations, who are aligned with our vision to create a more responsible and equitable fashion future.
Amy Powney (UK-based Activist and Creative Director Mother of Pearl)
Ana Tavares (CEO RDD Textiles, Portugal)
Be A Peach (Solution based platform for agents of change, Portugal)
Behen Studio (Sustainable fashion designer, Portugal)
Clube Royale Lisboa (Vintage shop, workshops, pop-ups)
Goethe-Institut Portugal (Cultural institute)
Tiffanie Darke (UK-based Communication and brand specialist)
Climate Circle Lisbon (Community interested in contributing to solving the climate crisis around the Lisbon area)
Arches (Brand and custom manufacturing)