We Make Kids Club/Netflix Collaboration
Why Netflix & Eco-Fashion?
When Netflix reached out to me, I was both honoured and excited — what a unique opportunity to bring sustainable creativity into the glossy, modern halls of a global media company. I knew this day would not just be about sewing and fabric scraps — but about combining creativity, fun, and conscious making.
What We Did — The Day in Pictures
From the moment I arrived at Netflix’s Corporate offices in Oxford Circus, the energy was buzzing as they had a family fun day going on for all employees and their family (over 300 people came!). I set up a huge creative station designed to let kids (age 4–14) explore upcycling and eco-fashion in a playful, hands-on way.
For the occasion, an important part of my time was spent sourcing second-hand materials and fabrics that would match the Netflix themes: Wednesday and K-Pop Demon Hunters. I created special moodboards to inspire further the children.
During the workshops, children upcycled plain cotton t-shirts using paint and markers, cutting fabrics, adding ribbons and beads to create their own masterpiece. I was truly impressed by their creativity!
Then came the selfie moment — me in front of the big red Netflix logo — a symbol of how far creativity can travel when we mix fun, community and sustainability.
What It Meant — For Me, For the Kids, and For Eco-Fashion
This collaboration was more than just a “one-off workshop.”
- For the kids: It was a chance to experiment, get their hands messy, and create something they were proud of with their own two hands.
- For eco-fashion: It showed that upcycling and conscious creativity aren’t just niche — they fit beautifully in new, unexpected spaces (like a corporate studio), and appeal to all ages.
- For me: It confirmed why I do this — I love seeing children discover confidence, creativity, and care for the planet — and that message resonates beyond traditional classrooms or craft clubs.
Lessons Learned & What I’ll Do Next
Collaborating with a big name like Netflix taught me three big things:
- Simplicity wins. Kids loved simple tools — fabric scraps + yarn + a bit of guidance — over anything fancy.
- Community matters. Having kids of different ages and backgrounds working together added energy, inspiration, and sharing.
- Visibility helps spread the message. A fun day, photos, and a story — it becomes more than a workshop. It becomes an invitation.
Because of how well this went, I’m now more motivated than ever to expand my workshops — at clubs, schools, and even to adult groups.
What’s Next — Join the Creative Movement
If you’re inspired by this collaboration and want to bring eco-fashion — whether for kids or adults — into your community, school, family, or workplace: get in touch. I’d love to help you design a session, supply recycled materials, or guide you through upcycling projects.
Keep an eye on this blog and my Instagram for more photos from the day, upcoming workshop dates, and new creative ideas.