FASHION ACTION

Reduce, Reuse, Refuse, Rewear, Repair, Rebel!

We are a self-organizing group of fashion justice activists. We take action against the fashion industry in a variety of ways, from joyful and artistic actions to disruptive, direct action -and preferably a combination of sorts.

5 themes of the toxic fashion system

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[NL] We hebben nu vaste dagen voor de free shop! Kom langs op donderdag of vrijdag tussen 15:00 en 20:00, of op zondag tussen 13:00 en 18:00 voor gratis kleren/spullen of om zelf iets te doneren. Je hoeft niet te doneren om iets mee te mogen nemen! A
Hey lovelies! 🦋 We are having a general assembly for Fashion Action on Saturday June 3rd, 15:00 at Takland (Taksteeg 8/alley in Kalverstraat)  Some things we want to discuss: 🟪 We have been approached by a documentary maker who wants to do
GEEN WONING GEEN KONING Exactly one week ago, people moved in Taksteeg 8 and founded Takland. Today Takland got to hear that the state is prohibited to evict. The owners also demanded an eviction, but the judge ruled that it would remain empty for a
TAKLAND VRIJSTRAAT FREE SHOP OPENT HAAR DEUREN 🪩 Kom langs op zondag 30 april van 13:00 tot 18:00, om kleding/ kleine spullen te doneren en/of gratis mee te nemen. In de TAKLAND Free Shop is er op alles 100% korting en in de vrijstraat is het alti
💖🪡Fashion action on tour🪡💖 Last weekend some of our Fashion Action rebels attended #thebigone in London. Over the course of 4 days more than 100.000 people gathered in the political centre of London to demand climate justice and direct change in
JAM&MEND Zin in een deuntje? Gaten in je kleren? ✂️🥁 Kom muziekmaken en kledingrepareren bij Vossius! Alle soorten muzikanten/dichters zijn welkom bij de jam. Als wil komen luisteren en repareren zijn er materialen en helpende handen bij de ha
💖 Dear people, we need your help with something 💖 We are working on a potentially long-term project of a Library of Things and a Weggeefwinkel in Amsterdam. This would help avoid things being thrown away and it would be a free and accessible place