Workroom

Beyond the storefront is the workroom, serving as both the production studio for our flagship label and a weekly community resource center. It hosts open workshops and programs focused on fashion and business, with access to resources that support independent work and continued development.

These programs are opened to those dedicated to skill-building and the steady cultivation of a fashion-focused community.

Due to limited seating capacity, programming will be accessible through RSVP. A link to a calendar that will allow you to secure yourself a spot will be sent out monthly.

Majority of the programming is free but some are paid. Open Workroom requires the purchase of studio hours which can be used to book time.

Sign up for the free programming below.

IF YOU’VE ONLY SIGNED UP FOR THE NEWSLETTER AND WOULD LIKE TO PARTICIPATE IN PROGRAMMING, YOU WILL STILL NEED TO SIGN UP BELOW.

SEATING IS LIMITED. A LINK WILL BE SENT TO MEMBERS DAYS OR WEEKS IN ADVANCE TO RESERVE A SEAT. SPOTS ARE ALLOCATED ON A FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED BASIS.

Open Workroom

Members can utilize industrial sewing equipment, receive assistance on current projects, and build meaningful connections with other local current and future designers.

Archive Study

Through a partnership with the University of Minnesota's Goldstein Museum of Design, we will explore archival garments from different spaces in fashion history.

Media Night

Media Night is an informal gathering where we discuss fashion films, documentaries, books and magazines.

Artist-led Workshops

Workshops led by industry professionals provide hands-on learning in garment design and various other discipline.

Business Development

Business development classes guide participants through building and refining fashion business concepts over multiple sessions.

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Open Workroom

Sew alongside other creatives in an open workroom available multiple days a week. You’ll have access to industrial sewing equipment all within a shared yet intimate studio environment. For those just learning to sew, practicing their skills, or currently producing garments but looking to work within a community environment.

An instructor is always nearby to help with questions about sewing techniques or equipment.

The workroom operates on a time system, allowing you to book sessions that fit your schedule. Time can be purchased by the hour or in multiples.

After purchase, you’ll receive an email with a link to the booking calendar so you can reserve your time. Space is limited, so be sure to plan ahead.

EXPLORE HOURS

Workroom

Beyond the storefront is the workroom, serving as both the production studio for our flagship label and a weekly community resource center. It hosts open workshops and programs focused on fashion and business, with access to resources that support independent work and continued development.

These programs are opened to those dedicated to skill-building and the steady cultivation of a fashion-focused community.

Due to limited seating capacity, programming will be accessible through RSVP. A link to a calendar that will allow you to secure yourself a spot will be sent out monthly.

Majority of the programming is free but some are paid. Open Workroom requires the purchase of studio hours which can be used to book time.

Sign up for the free programming below.

IF YOU’VE ONLY SIGNED UP FOR THE NEWSLETTER AND WOULD LIKE TO PARTICIPATE IN PROGRAMMING, YOU WILL STILL NEED TO SIGN UP BELOW.

SEATING IS LIMITED. A LINK WILL BE SENT TO MEMBERS DAYS OR WEEKS IN ADVANCE TO RESERVE A SEAT. SPOTS ARE ALLOCATED ON A FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED BASIS.

Open Workroom

Members can utilize industrial sewing equipment, receive assistance on current projects, and build meaningful connections with other local current and future designers.

Archive Study

Through a partnership with the University of Minnesota's Goldstein Museum of Design, we will explore archival garments from different spaces in fashion history.

Media Night

Media Night is an informal gathering where we discuss fashion films, documentaries, books and magazines.

Artist-led Workshops

Workshops led by industry professionals provide hands-on learning in garment design and various other discipline.

Business Development

Business development classes guide participants through building and refining fashion business concepts over multiple sessions.

+

Open Workroom

Sew alongside other creatives in an open workroom available multiple days a week. You’ll have access to industrial sewing equipment all within a shared yet intimate studio environment. For those just learning to sew, practicing their skills, or currently producing garments but looking to work within a community environment.

An instructor is always nearby to help with questions about sewing techniques or equipment.

The workroom operates on a time system, allowing you to book sessions that fit your schedule. Time can be purchased by the hour or in multiples.

After purchase, you’ll receive an email with a link to the booking calendar so you can reserve your time. Space is limited, so be sure to plan ahead.

EXPLORE HOURS