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Lydia McNeill and Natalie Hartley have over 20 years experience in the fashion industry. Natalie has worked at magazines ELLE, Sunday Times Style and Glamour and Lydia in retail and personal shopping. They opened their first shop on Portobello Road selling vintage clothes. Their own kids have followed their journey and learnt these values of sustainability. It’s important to teach the kids the value of not throwing their old clothes away and introduce them to up-cycling. The Chillie Kids Club was created on the back of that teaching kids about this message showing them in fun and creative ways how to recycle their old clothes.
Leyton Club
Kids UpCycle Workshops 24/25 July, 11/12 August and 18/19 August
Service Description
Kids upcycle workshops. During our school holiday camps, we're teaching our kids not to throw away their clothes but to make new of old. Learning about sustainability in fun and creative ways. Kids bring their old clothes and we teach them ways to make them new again! We have extra clothes for anyone who can’t bring (additional fees apply) but where possible please bring old clothes as they are always more inspired when they have an existing connection. We have a seamstress on site who also helps bring their designs come to life! We are kid led and love to encourage their own ideas but we have fully trained staff who help the kids design modern wearable pieces. Ages 5 and up. Ad Hoc dates available.
Upcoming Sessions
Cancellation Policy
01. BOOKING POLICY: 1.1: Rescheduling: If a reason occurs that you can't attend your class or need to reschedule your booking on your chosen date (eg. due to illness), we will be able to offer a rescheduled date, please email us at info@chillielondon.com if you would like to reschedule. 1.2: Refund Policy: We are unable to offer refunds once payment has been made. 1.3 Cancelation Policy: There are no refunds but we can offer postponing or rescheduling with at least 72 hours notice. 02. WAITING LIST BOOKING POLICY: 2.1: Enrolment: If a spot becomes available, you may be notified via email or text. 2.2: Time Sensitivity: You will have 30 minutes to accept a spot once it becomes available. If you don’t respond in time, the next person on the list may get the spot. 2.3: Priority: People on the waiting list are often contacted in the order they signed up, though some places may prioritise based on factors like membership status, loyalty, or course relevance. 2.4: Payment: Some places may require pre-payment when joining the waitlist, ensuring commitment if a spot opens. 2.5: Cancellation Policy: If you no longer wish to join after being moved off the waiting list, you might need to cancel promptly to avoid cancellation fees or inconvenience.
Contact Details
07515847626
Info@chillielondon.com