Upcycling is hands-on climate action that anyone can take part in. By repairing, restyling and reimagining existing clothing, participants help reduce the amount of textile waste ending up in landfill - one of the world's fastest-growing environmental challenges. Every garment given a second life also means fewer new resources are needed to create something from scratch.

We use reclaimed materials including fabric offcuts, deadstock textiles, damaged garments and donated clothing, trims and tools, showing that creativity can transform what others see as waste into something unique and valuable.

Beyond the environmental impact, upcycling equips people with practical skills they can continue using at home. Learning how to repair, customise and reinvent clothing helps extend the life of garments, reduce the need to buy new, and save money over time.

Most importantly, upcycling is a fun, hands-on creative experience with no rules. It's a chance to experiment, learn through making, and create something that reflects your own personality and style. Whether you're picking up a needle for the first time or already love making, there's no right or wrong way to create.