Courses

A Practical Guide to Sustainable Style

The Core Course

Learn about truly sustainable fashion and style... and U!

The Core Course "A Practical Guide to Sustainable Style" consists of 3 Modules:

Module 1: Reframing Your Mindset is now available!

Module 2: Elevating Your Style is currently in production, with a brand new way to approach fashion + you!

Module 3: Resources & Solutions is in the research and vetting phase and will be available later this year.
Module 2: Elevating Your Style, coming soon!
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Who You'll Learn With

Your Guide

Your guide, known as T, created "A Practical Guide to Sustainable Style" to share 30 years of experience and research in just 30 minutes.

As a queer, mixed-race person growing up in American suburbs, T was bullied relentlessly for who he was and how he looked... So T created this masterclass to help people feel more confident and celebrate who they are through their personal style.

T began researching the power of fashion and style in earnest at Harvard College, where he became deeply concerned about the many inequities in fashion... So this masterclass also teaches people about how personal style can be the most sustainable, equitable form of fashion.
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LAND AND LABOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENT


Reforme U is currently based in what is known as the United States and wants to acknowledge the unceded land that it currently occupies in order to help decolonize spaces, recognize indigenous stewardship of the land, air, and water we claim as our own, and to combat the invisibility and erasure of Indigenous peoples.

We also acknowledge that much of our country’s culture, economic growth, and development throughout history has been made possible by the violent, coercive, and exploitative forced labor of indigenous peoples, enslaved Africans, Chinese and Japanese immigrants, and migrant workers from the Philippines, Mexico, and Central and South America.

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