Do you need to complete a curricular internship as part of your Fashion Design studies? Since 2017, we've been welcoming students from educational institutions across Europe, and we're equally open to students from further afield, giving them the opportunity to complete their studies while discovering different ways of thinking about fashion.
During your internship, you'll get a first-hand look at how an independent fashion label works and take part in its creative processes: research, design, pattern cutting, garment transformation and sewing.
We work with what already exists. Every garment is a starting point, and every project is an opportunity to experiment.
What will you find in our studio?- An extensive archive of garments, fabrics, trims and materials to experiment with.
- The opportunity to participate in real projects and explore every stage of their development.
- Hands-on experience in design, pattern cutting, garment construction and reuse.
- A friendly, collaborative environment where you can share ideas, ask questions and try out new approaches.
- An experience that may change the way you see, understand and create fashion.
Who is this internship for? Fashion Design students who need to complete a curricular internship as part of their studies and have basic hand and machine sewing skills.
You don't need to know everything. What matters to us is your curiosity, creativity and willingness to learn.
Conditions: Curricular internships only, as a compulsory or recognised part of your course of study, subject to an internship agreement with your educational institution. Unpaid. Start dates and working hours to be agreed.
Are you up for it? Tell us what you're studying, what interests you and what you'd love to explore during your time with us.