This September join us at Wimbledon Quarter as we host a month of sustainably-inspired activities, from repair workshops to fashion shows, sustainable markets, kilo sales and talks by big name brands such as Lush and Time & Leisure. There is something for everyone!
Saturday 7th and Sunday 8th September
Sustainable Women’s Market – Saturday and Sunday 10am until 5pm
Talented local entrepreneurs from across Wimbledon will be showcasing their skills at our Sustainable Market, held in collaboration with Go Inspire and featuring women-owned businesses. There will be fashion, beauty, vintage and many other goodies on offer.
Kilo Sale with Goldsmith Vintage – Saturday and Sunday 10am until 5pm
Esteemed vintage fashion retailer Goldsmith Vintage will be joining us across the whole weekend for an exciting ‘kilo sale’, where you can buy vintage clothing by the kilo. A veteran of circular fashion and best known for rich pickings of top-quality branded clothing from big names, they’ll be selling everything from street-style to designer-wear.
Repair Pop-Ups and Demos – Saturday Only
Do you have a favourite pair of jeans that are wearing thin? Or perhaps that Christmas jumper with the annoying hole? Bring them along to our wonderful clothes and textile repairers who will make them good as new. More details to come soon…
Sustainability Talks – Sunday only
On Sunday afternoon we will be joined by a line-up of sustainability pioneers, delivering insights on how we can achieve a greener community, wardrobe and beauty bag. The talks are FREE, but please reserve your spot by clicking the button below.
- How Green is Our Community? 12-12:45pm
Join our panel discussion on how sustainability can positively impact the local community. Speakers include Paul Kohler, Wimbledon’s new Liberal Democrat MP, discussing his commitment to sustainable decision-making; Diana Sterk, CEO of Sustainable Merton, offering insights into green initiatives; and Sally Warren, Adviser at Love Wimbledon, focusing on creating a greener town center. - What is Sustainable Fashion? 1-1:45pm
Our fabulous panel of industry experts features Lucy Kane (Time & Leisure), Sakina O’Neill (RE-RUNN), and Nicola Jibson (Royal Trinity Hospice) discussing sustainable fashion. Come and hear their insights and find out how you can make greener fashion decisions or reduce the amount of clothing that ends up in landfill. This hot topic is relevant for everyone. - Being Green With Beauty 2-2.45pm
Steve Anyiwo, Founder of organic skincare brand Datsit, and Meghan Hindle, Manager of Lush Wimbledon explain why natural, greener products are beneficial for you…plus, there will of course be bath bomb demonstrations!
Saturday 14th September
The Rooftop Farm, Wimbledon Tours – 1pm and 3pm
Our ever popular rooftop farm tours are back! Pop along to see our Oyster mushrooms growing from used coffee grounds and local honey produced from our very own bee hives (which is great for allergies we’re told!). Tours are free but booking is required.
Wednesday 18th September
Wimbledon Sustainable Fashion Week Launch Party – 4.30pm-7pm
Join us to kick-off Wimbledon Sustainable Fashion Week with drinks and a clothes swap to embrace an eco-friendly approach to fashion. Everyone is welcome! It’ll be located in the Courtyard of the Quarter, between the escalators on the Ground Floor.
Saturday 21st and Sunday 22nd September
Wimbledon Sustainable Fashion Weekend – 10am-5pm
Dedicated to showcasing the endless possibilities of greener fashion, Wimbledon Sustainable Fashion Week (bought to you by Go Inspire) will be hosting 2 days of fashion forward events with 6 live fashion shows each day.
Enjoy the magic of an inclusive runway – and nab that front seat whilst you can! (First come, first served).
There will also be talks from the creators themselves, 40 showrooms where you can purchase local, sustainable clothing, fashion workshops hosted by The A.R.K and a sustainable market on the Piazza (opposite the Quarter). For more information visit www.wimbledonsustainablefashionweek.co.uk.
Tickets are free. Reserve your spot now.
You can also read more on Wimbledon Quarter’s sustainable initiatives here: