Turning the tide, one thread at a time | The Reflector
Bella Coco, News Editor
To the casual passerby, a table scattered with scraps of fabric and donated garment pieces looks unremarkable at first glance. But in the hands of The Aquativity Project (TAP), these once discarded pieces become the starting point for something extraordinary.
TAP is a non-profit, Calgary-based collective that transforms recycled and donated materials into upcycled fashion pieces while creating space for education, mentorship, and community engagement.
TAP’s work sits...
To the casual passerby, a table scattered with scraps of fabric and donated garment pieces looks unremarkable at first glance. But in the hands of The Aquativity Project (TAP), these once discarded pieces become the starting point for something extraordinary.
TAP is a non-profit, Calgary-based collective that transforms recycled and donated materials into upcycled fashion pieces while creating space for education, mentorship, and community engagement.
TAP’s work sits...