Source Fashion’s interactive destination, Fashion Deconstructed, will return for the July 2026 edition with an expanded programme of live demonstrations, practical workshops and educational sessions designed to reconnect the fashion industry with the craft, skills and processes behind responsible production.
Taking place from 7–9 July at Excel London, Fashion Deconstructed will bring together experts in garment repair, textile craftsmanship, ethical fashion design and manufacturing to provide buyers, brands and sourcing professionals with hands-on insight into how products are made, repaired and valued throughout their lifecycle.
Building on the successful launch of Fashion Deconstructed earlier this year, the July programme will support the wider Source Fashion content agenda, which explores the realities shaping modern sourcing, from circularity and responsible production to material innovation, supply chain resilience and regulatory change.
Gain insight into the craftsmanship and technical expertise that underpin responsible fashion production.
Across the three-day programme, visitors will have the opportunity to engage directly with specialists working across repair, garment construction, textile development and manufacturing.
Highlights include Back to the Loom, where textile artist Ruby Webster explores the craft of spinning and handweaving. Elsewhere, ethical fashion designer and PETA Designer of the Year 2022 Sarah Regensburger will offer a practical session guiding attendees through sewing and garment construction techniques, examining how sustainability can be embedded into the design process from the very beginning.
Fashion educator and textile specialist John Herrera from the Fashion Technology Academy will explore innovative techniques used to transform fabrics into unique and visually impactful surfaces. The Fashion Enter Repair Centre, meanwhile, will offer live demonstrations providing practical insight into garment repair, product longevity and the growing importance of circular business models, resale and extending the life of clothing.
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