Bat-Fish Studio: “Sustainable fashion is not a trend, It’s the future “
About Us: Tracy Yerrell is an eco-designer who works under the label of Bat-Fish Studio. Started in 2014 to address the ongoing problem of textile waste, everything produced from Bat-Fish Studio is made using reclaimed & repurposed materials that otherwise would have ended up in landfills. Textile waste is currently one of the largest pollutants on the planet. Bat-Fish Studio is committed to using these materials as a starting point. From hand-embroidered tablecloths to discarded men's shirts, forgotten textiles in attics to dead stock from the upholstery industry, fabric is fabric. By forging new concepts in the world of up-cycling & through creative vision and ingenuity, we can give these materials a new lease on life. As an eco-designer, it's important to showcase the beauty that can be found in reclaimed and repurposed materials. By up-cycling and reworking these components, we can produce unique and sustainable one-of-a-kind fashion pieces. Our Offering: The third is a pendant from the Tube*Bella line of jewelry all made from the inner tubes of bicycle tires & found objects. Value $38 Contact: Bat-Fish Studio can be found on Facebook & Instagram or www.batfishstudio.com  Bat-Fish Studio: “Sustainable fashion is not a trend, It’s the future “
About Us: Tracy Yerrell is an eco-designer who works under the label of Bat-Fish Studio. Started in 2014 to address the ongoing problem of textile waste, everything produced from Bat-Fish Studio is made using reclaimed & repurposed materials that otherwise would have ended up in landfills. Textile waste is currently one of the largest pollutants on the planet. Bat-Fish Studio is committed to using these materials as a starting point. From hand-embroidered tablecloths to discarded men's shirts, forgotten textiles in attics to dead stock from the upholstery industry, fabric is fabric. By forging new concepts in the world of up-cycling & through creative vision and ingenuity, we can give these materials a new lease on life. As an eco-designer, it's important to showcase the beauty that can be found in reclaimed and repurposed materials. By up-cycling and reworking these components, we can produce unique and sustainable one-of-a-kind fashion pieces. Our Offering: A Fascinator ‘Singed Exquisite‘ that can be worn on a hat, in the hair or wore on the clothes as a corsage. It’s made from the fabric sample books from the upholstery industry, rescued before being turned into the landfill. Bat-Fish Whimsy! Value $30 Contact: Bat-Fish Studio can be found on Facebook & Instagram or www.batfishstudio.com
Bat-Fish Studio: “Sustainable fashion is not a trend, It’s the future “
About Us: Tracy Yerrell is an eco-designer who works under the label of Bat-Fish Studio. Started in 2014 to address the ongoing problem of textile waste, everything produced from Bat-Fish Studio is made using reclaimed & repurposed materials that otherwise would have ended up in landfills. Textile waste is currently one of the largest pollutants on the planet. Bat-Fish Studio is committed to using these materials as a starting point. From hand-embroidered tablecloths to discarded men's shirts, forgotten textiles in attics to dead stock from the upholstery industry, fabric is fabric. By forging new concepts in the world of up-cycling & through creative vision and ingenuity, we can give these materials a new lease on life. As an eco-designer, it's important to showcase the beauty that can be found in reclaimed and repurposed materials. By up-cycling and reworking these components, we can produce unique and sustainable one-of-a-kind fashion pieces. Our Offering: A ‘Tippet’, an over the head cover up made from crushed velvet. The close up is of the silk screened original artwork of my mermaid that is also hand painted with gold. Bat-Fish Studio Original. *Made from reclaimed textiles Value $78.00 Contact: Bat-Fish Studio can be found on Facebook & Instagram or www.batfishstudio.com  A favourite addition to our signature line; an everyday ware. The catalyst can be worn as a bracelet, an anklet, a sash, a necklace, a choker, a crown, an earpiece, or simply with your intimate wears. The delicate copper chain has a light feel that gives movement.
Value: $172 www.intentionwares.ca  Our original signature piece; the conduit. This is a statement and self expression. There are hundreds of ways to wear this piece (in honour of our always and all ways). The weight of this copper chain has a stature and hold in place; a presence. The feel of the copper movement on your skin, an ongoing reminder of your intention and self expression.
Can be worn underneath or over top of clothing. Value: $288 www.intentionwares.ca  Upcycle Clothing Collective: Helping you be a part of a circular fashion community.
About us: Upcycle is a community based consignment store that is trying to change the stereotypes. Our mission at the heart of our organization is to create a safe and welcoming space where individuals of all backgrounds can confidently shop for second-hand fashion pieces, free from the constraints and stereotypes that the fashion industry often reinforces. We believe in the transformative power of fashion as a medium for self-expression, and we want to make that accessible to everyone, regardless of their identity. Our Offering: Our offering for the show is a $100 gift card that can be spent on anything at Upcycle at ANY time. The gift card can be used on discounted items. Value $100 __ Mackenzie Wavryk CEO/Founder, Upcycle Clothing Collective [email protected] 250-589-3733 Upcycle-collective.com @upcyclecollective_   The Umbrellatorium & Canery is a locally owned and operated business located in historical Fan Tan Alley. We sell rain and sun umbrellas in all shapes, colours, sizes and designs, including parasols. We also carry canes and walking sticks of various designs, which are custom fit on site.
Umbrellatorium & Canery
4 Fan Tan Alley Victoria, BC V8W 1W3 778-265-6771 |
Elysium Online Auction100% proceeds from this online auction goes to Ronald McDonald House BC and Yukon. 
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