Hats, caps and clothing, customised with details chosen by your guests. We develop the materials and making format around the product, the occasion and the people taking part.
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Give a hat, cap or garment a personal finish through colour, texture and selected details. Guests can explore a prepared selection, compare arrangements and create something they want to wear.
At Sonderhaus Art Club, hat customisation became the centre of an evening in a gallery setting. A clothing brief is developed around the garment itself, with compatible materials and methods agreed before the event.
A maker-led station, a guided workshop or a combination of the two. We plan the degree of guest participation around the product, venue and time available.
Campaign colours, original components and presentation can be developed around the project. Explore bespoke branded accessories.
We agree whether the client supplies the base products or sourcing forms part of our work. Product references and samples help establish suitable techniques.
We can curate colours, trims and components around your references. Exact matching, bespoke elements and application methods depend on sample approval.
The object, complexity, arrival pattern, number of makers, seating and finishing all matter. We agree the delivery plan for your event; a seated workshop and a drop-in station need different arrangements.
We discuss the workspace, access, setup time, lighting, seating and any power or equipment requirements. Let us know about step-free access or other support needs so these can be planned with the venue.
Every proposal is shaped around the format, guest numbers, materials, preparation, staffing and location. Share your brief and we’ll put together the right approach.
A gallery, a DJ on the balcony and materials spread around the room. For Sonderhaus Art Club, we designed an entire evening around hat customisation and the freedom to try an idea.
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Shoe customisation and a charm bar came together at Handover’s pre-London Fashion Week pop-up. Guests could explore the trays, personalise their footwear and choose jewellery details in the store.
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