Looking to start your own fashion line? Look no further than AIBI Fashion Lab! With access to top-of-the-line equipment and one-on-one instruction, AIBI has everything you need to bring your vision to life. | ✍️ Isa Giallorenzo
In AIBI’s Fashion Lab, designers have access to 14 industrial sewing machines, multiple specialized machines, and three cutting tables. They also offer a Gerber pattern-making system—which includes a large format plotter to print patterns and markers—and one-on-one instructions on how to operate all this machinery.
In case sewing is not part of your skill set or interest, AIBI’s executive director Ambar Campos says that sewing is not a requirement to start a fashion line or get involved with AIBI. “However,” she adds, “learning and understanding the production process is necessary for success. Through our ‘Business of Fashion’ seminars and mentoring, we walk beginners through this process and connect them with the resources they need to manufacture their products.
AIBI has a variety of programs connecting and instructing the local fashion community in different stages of development. Their regularCreated in 1987 by Dorothy Fuller to be the central hub of information and resources for the sewn products industry in Chicago, AIBI’s resilience is remarkable.
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