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Seville · Andalusia · Erasmus+
We are a youth organisation in Seville. We work with young people on circular fashion and sustainability, mostly from our atelier. We also run youth exchanges.
We believe the future of fashion is circular — and it starts with young people learning to remake what already exists.
About us
A few of us met there and got talking about the same problem: too much waste in fashion, and almost no circular practices in our city.
Today the organisation has members across several European countries, many of them working in fashion or styling and others in youth work. Together we run workshops where young people learn about sustainable fashion and the circular economy. Creative entrepreneurship is part of it too.
Erasmus+ Youth Exchange · 2027
Eight days in Seville, in January or February 2027. Thirty-one people from Spain and North Macedonia will learn upcycling and zero-waste design, plus how to source materials ethically. In the end they will present an upcycled collection they made themselves.
Applications open mid-November. More information coming soon.
Exact dates to be confirmed. Eight days in Seville. Workshops during the day, cultural exchange in the evenings.
Participants, group leaders and facilitators. Two groups, from Spain and North Macedonia.
The collection made during the exchange, shown to the public in Seville.
Every participant gets a Youthpass certificate for what they learned. What is Youthpass? →
Guides and videos on circular fashion, free for youth workers across the EU.
Co-created with our partner organisation. Inclusion and intersectional sustainability sit at the centre of the project.
What happens in the atelier
Old clothes in, new pieces out. Participants take garments that would otherwise be thrown away and turn them into something new.
We look at what fast fashion does to the planet and at what the EU Green Deal expects from us, then work out how circular models work in real life.
We look at where fabrics come from and what they cost the environment. Then we choose better.
Food and music from Andalusia. Design traditions from the Balkans. One shared table.
We debate. We run energizers. We give each other honest feedback. That is how the non-formal learning works.
Participants go home and run their own workshops with the toolkit from the project.
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More information coming soon. Sign up by writing to us and we will let you know when the call goes out.
Get notified →Contact us
We collaborate with youth workers and organisations on projects and workshops. Schools too. We also team up on Erasmus+ applications.
info@futureskillsatelier.com