Join us for an inspiring Eco Talk exploring the impact of fast fashion and the growing movement towards slower, more sustainable choices.
Hear from Briony Woodnorth from EnviroNZ as she shares insights into the waste generated by the fashion industry and what happens to clothing after it leaves our wardrobes.
We’ll also hear from local slow fashion advocates who will share practical ways to extend the life of your clothes through repairing, making, mending, swapping, and buying secondhand.
Held as part of Secondhand September and the Repair Festival, this event is a chance to rethink our relationship with clothing and discover simple actions that can reduce waste, save money, and support a more sustainable future.
Whether you’re a keen op-shopper, a sewing enthusiast, or simply curious about fashion’s environmental footprint, this talk is for you.
7pm start
Supper to finish
$5 pp cash or online
Please pre-book