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In 2023, CarmenJacksonArt will use the contract signed from Flying Solo to open a high-end Aboriginal Fashion Store in New York and continue this contract to become a worldwide famous Aboriginal Fashion Designer and Artist.

In 2023, CarmenJacksonArt will use the contract signed from Flying Solo to have my own high end fashion runway show showcasing Aboriginal custom designs in Paris Fashion Week 2023 in France.

By 2030, my company intends to reach one million paying users on my website and increase my sales.

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We’re a social enterprise that manage one of Australia’s biggest sustainability and community campaigns from September to November each year. The program works in partnership with governments and the private sector and encourages the reuse of pre loved goods and builds stronger more connected communities.

What we do is based on circular economy principles. Through the simple act of a garage sale, tens of thousands of them over two weekends, we aim to:

- Promote the buying and selling of pre-loved stuff
- Help Australians to see the positive difference their everyday actions can make
- Divert useable items from landfill
- Support communities and good causes to make or save money

You can study the creative and technical skills for fashion design and textiles development; or study the enterprise skills to work in fashion business. Free parking, Computer Aided Design (CAD) patternmaking, grading and illustration facilities, world class fashion design and textile forecasting resources, over 80 specialised industrial sewing machines, and a staff of fashion industry specialists, are key to our successes with our industry relevant courses, graduate employment outcomes and recognition in the sector.

Our courses include live work design projects where you will be involved in external design exhibits and Perth fashion shows, meeting guest lecturers, industry excursions, design internships and designing for local Western Australian labels. Our graduates work here and overseas in fashion design, fashion production management, patternmaking, specialist construction, sourcing and buying, spec-writing, fashion event management, fashion marketing and social media, e-commerce, small business ownership and more

Established in 2009, The Social Studio is a recognised leader in arts-based social enterprise. We offer free training in garment-making to people from refugee and new migrant backgrounds through our education partner RMIT, delivering Cert III and pre-accredited programs within a flexible and supportive learning environment.

Our school shares space with our ECA-accredited manufacturing studio, giving students first-hand exposure to the industry as well as the opportunity for paid internships with our talented team of makers. We offer CMT across a range of apparel and homewares products and can also provide additional pattern making, product development and textile design services.

Our online and bricks and mortar retail stores exclusively stock BIPOC makers and brands and is a training and community space for culturally diverse young people. We collaborate with brands and artists across a range of art forms and also create our own in-house label from upcycled and donated fabrics.

All profits from our retail and manufacturing social enterprises support our education programs for refugee and new migrant young people.

Located in the heart of Melbourne's fashion precinct, Kangan Institute’s Creative + Skills Campus based in Cremorne, is an exciting innovation hub focused on professional fashion training in Australia.

Our world-class faculty with extensive industry experience and connections cater to the needs of the ever-changing and highly competitive fashion industry, delivering training programs in fashion design and business, millinery, and hair, barbering and beauty.

The boutique campus attracts more than 800 local and international students as well as the industry elite for a range of apprenticeships, certificates, diplomas, advanced diplomas through to customised industry programs. We have partnered with leading Australian universities to provide our students with pathways in to higher education.

Students have access to the latest digital technologies in the purpose-built campus including runway facilities, the retail training centre, state-of-the-art textile and manufacturing hub and our hair and beauty training salon.

The rigorously updated curriculum coupled with practical industry-based internships and personalised approach to training provides our graduates with valuable insights into the dynamics of the fashion retail value chain and relevant industry skills to succeed in the industry.

Fashion Smart is your dedicated partner for turning fashion ideas into reality. We specialize in assisting start-ups and businesses with comprehensive design room services, guiding you from concept to product development. Our team provides unwavering support throughout, including small-run manufacturing for precise and high-quality results.

Beyond design services, Fashion Smart is a leading training provider. We empower individuals to enhance their digital skills in patternmaking, grading, and CAD operation. Countless participants have successfully upskilled to CAD, CLO3D, and Adobe Illustrator through our proven training programs.

In 2020 Value the Citizen conducted a research project addressing the lack of Australian-based contextualized research in circular design and product development in the fashion sector. As 80% of a products environmental impact is determined at the design phase, and with 88% of Australian apparel manufacture made up of SMEs, this project focused on the design processes and associated business models of fashion SMEs as an influential group for systems change to the linear take/make/waste fashion model widely operating in Australia.

With a core framework of product stewardship and employing design-thinking strategies; the SME’s in this research are building new design processes, new business models and new relationships around circular purpose. The project goal was a visual, communicative and accessible tool that could be distributed widely to stakeholders for education, a pathway for change and leverage for transformative action.
Importantly, the research identified the need for wider stakeholder support for SMEs and larger enterprise in moving to circular and product stewardship approaches. This takes the form of education of the community and industry; legislation and mandating around the collection and disposal of textile waste; and investment in infrastructure and technologies.

This research and the Design Map and Digital Article developed from this project are tools to support the pathway to circularity in the Australian fashion industry; visually storytelling the complex interrelated relationships and strategies of circularity in an Australian fashion context to the diverse stakeholders involved.

We are clothing manufacturers with a difference, providing trafficking survivors and other at risk and vulnerable workers in Cambodia with training, support and safe employment in our ethical and sustainable factory.
We aim to disrupt the global clothing manufacturing model where thousands of workers are forced into unsafe, overcrowded workplaces to mass produce low quality garments, worn for a season and tossed.
This large scale “take make discard” model is not ethical for workers, nor sustainable for the planet. Instead, we are creating a network of small, localised digitally enabled sewing hubs with 30-50 workers each supporting a team of outworkers sewing from home in neighbouring communities. All producing quality garments, adopting good environmental practices and paying workers a living wage.
Our subsidiary, Avodah Manufacturing (Cambodia) works with Cambodian social justice and rescue agencies who rescue women from trafficking and exploitation and provide counselling, education and health support. When these women are ready to be reintegrated into the community and take on full time employment, they require training and a nurturing, supportive work environment. This is what Avodah Manufacturing (Cambodia) offers.

Timeless shapes in luxurious, sustainably sourced fabrics. We use only Australian Super Cotton, The New Denim Project and designer deadstock fabric. We design differently so that your fashion is comfortable, allow’s movement, is easy to put on and take off, all without compromising your aesthetic, style, values and commitment to circular fashion.

Garments are individually cut and sewn on your order in our Australian atelier. Customisations and collaborations welcome.

Run by fashion educator Emma Bond, we are open to collaboration and sharing our knowledge through workshops and private tuition.

Fashion Designer Emma Bond is an event fashion illustrator. Clients include Maserati, Brisbane Race Club + Queensland wedding parties.

With a sister company in the UK, we ensure that all our course materials use the latest global best practice thinking. Our courses wholly relate to the skills and competencies required to work in a buying department, without the constraints of academia. We have three courses to choose from:

• The Essential Buyer's Toolkit - 6 weeks
• The Essential Planner's Toolkit - 6 weeks
• The Ultimate Buying & Planning Launchpad - 6 months

Each program is undertaken online, with weekly live tutorials with industry experts. Students on the Ultimate program work as an intern in a buying office for 1-2 days per week for the duration of the course allowing them to build valuable work-ready skills.

On completion, our students have access to a careers mentor for a six-month period.