Tea 'N Chat
FREE RESOURCE - Repair What You Wear
REPAIR WHAT YOU WEAR + ROS STUDD
TEA ’N CHAT with Ros Studd, who talks about her work with Repair What you Wear and how sustainability is at the front of everything they do. A session talking about the effects of the fashion industry on climate change and looking at different essential mending techniques that can be taught in class.
THE RESOURCES INCLUDE:
- VIDEO RECORDING of the Tea 'N Chat with ROS STUDD CLICK HERE TO YOUTUBE
- PRESENTATION pdf.
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