Discover what our local Hong Kong-based Redress Alumni are doing to drive fashion sustainability forward.
Tiffany Pattinson runs LoopHood, a community crafting space offering studio bookings, workshops, swap events, and upcycling projects. LoopHood is located at 73 Lai Chi Kok Road (near Prince Edward Station, exit C2), open every day from 2–10pm.
Janus Ha has selected pieces from her sustainable refashion brand, if.or__seeyou available on consignment at Coolistic (28 Kam Ping Street, North Point, Hong Kong, open every day from 11am–8pm).
Janko Lam founded Classics Anew Academy, which aims to pass on the culture and craftsmanship of hanfu (traditional Chinese clothing) with immersive experiences.
- Location: G/F, Ko Shan Theatre New Wing, 77 Ko Shan Road, Hung Hom
- Opening hours: Mon–Sun 12–8pm, Thu 9am–8pm
Eric Wong has a longstanding collaboration with Hong Kong’s local vintage retail store, Midwest Vintage. His innovative creations remade from the store’s existing garments are sold under the label Midwest Lab in multiple store locations across Hong Kong.
Angus Tsui debuted his Autumn/Winter 2026 collection, ‘404: Safety Not Found’ on the official schedule of London Fashion Week.
Eric Wong and Pearl Leung collaborated with the lion and dragon dance troupe Ha Kwok Cheung and Redress’ Clothing Collection Programme to upcycle old clothes into lion dance costumes, currently on display at DX design hub in Hong Kong.
- Location: The Design Museum, 2/F, DX design hub, 280 Tung Chau Street, Sham Shui Po, Kowloon
- Dates: 29 July–2 November 2026 (Closed on Tuesdays, except Public Holidays)
- Opening hours: 11am–7pm
Mandy Fong runs sustainable womenswear brand Szmannie, with a shop location at S310, Block A, PMQ, 35 Aberdeen Street, Central, Hong Kong.