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64 Educators providing Textiles courses in London

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Savile Row Bespoke Academy

savile row bespoke academy

London

The Savile Row Bespoke Academy (SRBA) is one of the leading tailoring schools in the world. Its objective is to protect, enhance and develop the value of bespoke tailoring by training aspiring tailors to the highest attainable standards. The Academy, which is located on the famous Savile Row, opened its doors to students on 8th January 2008. It provides a unique opportunity for persons wanting to acquire the high level knowledge, skills and experience needed for employment in established tailoring houses around the world or to establish their own businesses. The SRBA course is a flexible modular programme and comprises four advanced study modules in pattern cutting, fitting and remarking; waistcoat making; trouser making; and coat/jacket making. Upon completion of this training, graduates will have the skills needed to secure gainful employment in the tailoring sector, including on Savile Row. Students who complete all four modules are awarded a Bespoke Tailor's Certificate from the Savile Row Bespoke Academy.

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Fashion And Textile Museum

fashion and textile museum

3.8(193)

London

Home | Fashion and Textile Museum A celebration of textiles, fashion and related disciplines from designers and makers around the world.

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Fi Oberon

fi oberon

London

I have been a professional designer and tutor for over thirty years gleaning and developing ideas and techniques from ceramics, printmaking and textiles. I am currently focusing on textiles and hand stitching, working on a collection exploring folklore, creation myths, birth and re-generation. I am hoping to exhibit these in 2021.

Wept (Women Empowerment Project & Training)

wept (women empowerment project & training)

London

WEPT CIC (Women Empowerment Project & Training) established 2015 as social enterprise, creating and administering projects that aims to promote empowerment, training in fashion and textiles, apprenticeship and sustainability in the community.

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The School Of Historical Dress

the school of historical dress

London

Our aim is to promote the study of historical dress, including that of non-Western cultures, by using primary evidence, in particular surviving clothing and textiles. Written and visual sources support this work.

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Daniel Heath Studio

daniel heath studio

5.0(6)

Hackney Wick

Daniel hosts and runs informative and inspirational workshops from his studio in Walthamstow, online and on site at venues such as the V&A London. Wallpaper, textiles, and hard materials are screen printed and attendees get to try out all the processes as well as walk away with a hand printed design. Previous workshops include, designing and printing wallpaper, printing for wooden surfaces and cushions. For more information about the workshops we offer please get in touch or join our mailing list.

Cleeve Park School

cleeve park school

Sidcup

Cleeve Park School is a flourishing school community for 11-18 year olds located on the borders of Bexley. We firmly believe it is our responsibility to provide a caring, supportive and challenging environment in which our students are able to thrive, a place where all are valued to make positive contributions to the school community and go on to become responsible and independent members of society. The students of Cleeve Park School are our greatest asset. They are on a pathway to becoming confident, articulate and thoughtful young people who continually amaze us with their talents and vision.

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Traid

traid

4.2(101)

London

TRAID is a charity working to stop clothes from being thrown away. We turn clothes waste into funds and resources to reduce the environmental and social impacts of our clothes. It is a circular and sustainable approach to the problems of clothes waste tackling disposal, production and consumption by:- Increasing clothes reuse across the UK reducing waste, carbon emissions and consumptionFunding international development projects to improve conditions and working practices in the textile industryEducating people of all ages about the impacts of textiles on the environment and people’s lives, and how we can make more sustainable choices

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Samantha Warren

samantha warren

4.8(14)

London,

Samantha Warren is a London based designer specialising in soft accessories and homewares. With her experimental approach to textile design, confident use of colour and eye for functionality, Samantha creates eco-friendly, stylish and high quality products. After completing a degree in Printed Textiles and Applied Print, Samantha continued to develop her own style, exploring the use of colour and pattern on different materials to create practical products. Samantha's pattern designs are inspired by her Filipino heritage and her love of nature and each piece is carefully constructed using natural materials and making use of fashion industry offcuts. Samantha’s work has been stocked in prestigious museums including The British Museum, The Royal Academy of Arts, The Fashion and Textile Museum, Towner Gallery and Dulwich Picture Gallery.

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TLZ Movement clothes

tlz movement clothes

5.0(5)

London

Nadia Piechestein is a London based sustainable Fashion Designer reimagining traditional mending to create contemporary fine fashion that challenges longevity and creativity. Her brand, TLZmovement, was one of the first ethical brands in Argentina, were she is from. Her sustainable approach combines textiles, slow fashion techniques and even a zero stock and waste production. The last collection brings together the most exquisite embroidery combined with natural fibers weaving in collaboration with local makers next to the studio in Isle of Dogs. You can bring them a garment and they will rework it with any of the techniques they use. If you want to learn how to do it they also give workshops where you can weave a piece and then sew it in the garment. Isn’t it fantastic?! You can participate every year during London Craft Week, Festivals or in their amazing studio space in Craft Central.

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