It was great to be part of the IWA Festive Bazaar, organised by the Indian Women’s Association (IWA) Singapore on 11 September at Suntec City Convention & Exhibition Centre. For this Bazaar, we created some new products from pre-loved school uniforms - this time with a cultural and intergenerational twist. We explored the idea of bringing different generations together in one product: school uniform fabric from a student, combined with fabric or elements contributed by a mother or grandmother. Pieces therefore came with its own little story, while showing once again how school uniforms can be creatively repurposed and kept in circulation for longer. It was also wonderful to be part of an event organised by IWA, a non-profit organisation that brings women and the wider community together through social, cultural and community activities. Proceeds from its bazaars support IWA’s activities as well as a number of causes and organisations in Singapore, including Beyond Social Services, H.O.M.E., TWC2 and SWAMI Home, and educational scholarships and awards. We were pleased to welcome Ms Sudhi Choudhary, Deputy High Commissioner of India in Singapore, as Guest of Honour. Thank you to IWA for having us, and to everyone who stopped by our booth, had a chat and discovered what can be made from pre-loved school uniforms.