We are proud to announce the launch of our Redress Patrons Programme, an ongoing initiative designed to cultivate a network of industry leaders across Hong Kong and the Asia-Pacific region. This programme aims to secure diversity funding from prospective Patrons while providing influential figures with valuable insights into sustainable fashion practices.
Redress Winter 2024 Secondhand Pop-up+
Our popular secondhand pop-up shop is returning! Get ready to browse and buy from our huge selection of affordable, quality secondhand clothing and accessories for all genders and sizes starting from just HK$50. In addition to our special activities, enjoy sustainable creations from Redress Alumni designers, Eric Wong and Tiffany Pattinson.
Redress Student Ambassador Programme offers sustainable fashion experience
Explore how climate change impacts mountains with ‘The Last Glaciers’ documentary
Redress Designer Residency explores fashion waste in Hong Kong
Building on our goal to empower emerging fashion designers to create circular products, Redress is spearheading a new Designer Residency programme. This project supports a selection of Redress Alumni designers through collaborative projects that develop their skills and knowledge, whilst showcasing solutions for waste and providing valuable cross-cultural exposure.
Tiger Chung wins Redress Design Award 2024
Congratulations to Hong Kong’s Tiger Chung for winning the Redress Design Award 2024! The prize package includes a career-changing opportunity to join the Tommy Hilfiger team on a sustainable design project for retail, creating a broader impact for the industry and consumers. Plus, the First Prize winner also receives a development fund of HK50,000 (US$6,400) to propel their sustainable fashion career.
Get Redressed Month 2024 Impact Report Released
Our Get Redressed Month 2024 Impact Report is out now!
Our campaign message ‘Your Clothes, Our Planet’ invited Hong Kong consumers to rethink the relationship between themselves, clothing, and the environment, and discover more sustainable ways to embrace fashion in their daily lives. Activities included a citywide clothing drive, large-scale Sort-a-thon clothes sorting event, community Sip & Shop promotion, secondhand pop-up shop, educational talks with schools and companies, citywide MTR campaign, and our first photo exhibition.
Pei-Wen Jin x UNIQLO: ocean-inspired embroidery for clothing longevity
Redress Alum Pei-Wen Jin was selected from a shortlist of 24 Redress Alumni to be part of an Artist-at-Sea mission last summer, embarking on a six-day scientific expedition focused on the pressing issue of microplastics. Working alongside other artists and marine scientists aboard the research vessel Falkor (too), Pei-Wen’s journey in the Pacific near the Panama Canal was part of the Ocean Rising initiative with Schmidt Ocean Institute and Nekton, which connects culture with the ocean.
It’s a wrap for Get Redressed Month 2024!
Redress Alumni showcasing at Paris Olympics 2024
Redress has been invited by France-based NGO, Universal Love to showcase the works of 11 Redress Alumni designers from 9 regions around the world who have been challenged to transform sporting material waste into parures — pieces of wearable art — to be displayed during the 2024 Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games this summer.
Redress Summer 2024 Pop-up+
Our popular secondhand pop-up shop is returning! Get ready to browse and buy from our huge selection of affordable, quality secondhand clothing and accessories for all genders and sizes starting from just HK$50. In addition to our special activities, shop the latest sustainable collections from Redress Alumni designers Janus Ha, Eric Wong, and Yu Wing Shan.
Rethink Your Clothes with Get Redressed Month 2024
Get Redressed Month 2024 has begun! Throughout May, we invite you to rethink the relationship between your clothing and the environment, with a series of activities:
‘No Time to Waste’: Guidebook for retailers in Hong Kong tackling the Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) scheme
How does Hong Kong's upcoming Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) Charging Scheme affect fashion?
While Redress works to end fashion waste, the MSW scheme aims to reduce waste in general by charging citizens for disposal to landfill, making it a last resort. According to government statistics, the recycling rate of waste textiles was only about 11% in 2022*.
Community Corner: May 2024
Redress collaborated with local community members and small businesses on Lantau Island last month to produce the island’s first ‘Spring Closet Clearout’ event on beautiful Pui O Beach. With a neighbourly atmosphere, and plenty of lively swapping, selling, and shopping, the event was a success. Residents are already enthusiastically planning for the next one!
Enjoy 30% off Bloomsbury fashion titles in 2024
Our valued Redress Design Award prize sponsor Bloomsbury Publishing is offering an exclusive 30% discount for all fashion titles in their extensive repository of resources for fashion professionals, with books about everything from circular design strategies to sustainability trends over time and much more.
Redress Design Award 2024 Semi-finalists Announced
Redress in the media: Calling for end to fashion waste
HONG KONG FRIENDS! Celebrate Earth Week at The Redress Closet and win prizes
Come test your knowledge of the fashion industry and deepen your knowledge of the environmental issues in fashion. Play our trivia game for a chance to win a voucher to shop secondhand styles at The Redress Closet.
Join Redress for Fashion Revolution Week 2024
Your Clothes, Our Planet: Join Get Redressed Month 2024
Hong Kong’s largest clothing consumer awareness campaign returns May 2024 with the theme ‘Your Clothes, Our Planet’! Expanding with new activities with a unique focus on storytelling, Get Redressed Month invites Hong Kong consumers to rethink the relationship between themselves, clothing, and the environment, and discover more sustainable ways to embrace fashion in their daily lives.