At the intersection of fashion and activism comes a new summer series that dares us to rethink what we wear—and why. Curated by Kayte Green, owner of Recovering Hipster Goods, and Michael Sullivan, creator behind HAUS, “Wear the Resistance: Mindful Consumption” is more than just a lecture series; it’s a call to action for conscious creatives, style rebels, and sustainability advocates. Kicking off this June, the first weekend of events invites us to explore how fashion can be both radical and restorative through upcycling, mending, and community building.
🧵♻️ Wear the Resistance: A Radical Lifestyle — Upcycle. Resist. Repeat.
Join Haus and Recovering Hipster Goods for the kickoff of their powerful summer lecture series, Wear the Resistance: Mindful Consumption, a deep dive into fashion’s role in the sustainability revolution. 🌎✨
This two-part weekend experience is for creatives, resellers, and conscious consumers who are ready to rethink the life cycle of clothing and rebel against waste.
👖 Friday, June 20 | 6PM–9PM
📍 Recovering Hipster LLC
🎤 Lecture: A Radical Lifestyle
Led by Michael Sullivan of Haus, this evening session unpacks the heart of upcycling—from spotting quality pieces to giving garments a second (or third!) life. Let’s shift our mindsets, challenge fast fashion, and explore style with soul.
🪡 Saturday, June 21 | 3:30PM–5:30PM
📍 Recovering Hipster LLC
🧵 Workshop: A Radical Lifecycle in Action
Put your hands (and hearts) to work in this hands-on mending workshop. Learn techniques to extend the life of your wardrobe staples while connecting with a community of likeminded makers.
💥 Presented by Haus and Recovering Hipster Goods, with support from Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design, Stanley Marketplace, and Topo Chico.
🌱 Let’s wear our values, stitch by stitch.