Au coeur du Vieux Carouge, SEP crée du lien, raconte des histoires à travers des vêtements et des accessoires brodés confectionnées par des artistes réfugiées en Jordanie. N’hésitez pas à pousser la porte de leur boutique de la Rue Vautier, vous y trouverez forcément keffiyeh à votre cou…
What story is hanging in your closet ?
Des vêtements qui racontent une histoire. Une mode éthique. Une mode qui fait du sens. Une mode qui crée du lien. Un circuit transnational « court ». Des pièces uniques, stylées, à mixer pour afficher un look singulier.
Through design, artists tell stories.
Through fashion, people share the stories they believe in.
Through SEP, artists who are refugees give you the platform to tell their story.
It is not just any story. It is not even one story. SEP pieces each tell a story. Stories seeped in history, geography, identity and survival. Stories that allow us to reflect on and understand who we are and where we come from. Stories that inspire us.
SEP creations blend Middle Eastern cross-stitch craftmanship, passed down from generation to generation, with contemporary Italian style. They are distinguished by their intricate embroidery, geometric patterns and sophisticated design. More importantly, they are one-of-a-kind pieces in that every stitch tells a story, and no two pieces look the same.
SEP gives you access to beautiful hand-embroidered lifestyle accessories, allowing you to empower talented artists with personal, economic and professional ability.
Join the SEP movement to empower, not pity.
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