THE 2025 FESTIVAL TAKES PLACE June 12-14 in Tartu
This year’s program has been curated with a range of fashion sector interest groups in mind—offering inspiration and practical solutions, raising awareness, inviting dialogue, and fostering community to collectively support a more sustainable fashion future. The entire festival program is guided by principles of environmental care and sustainability.
The festival presents a rich, multi-day program, with three distinctive fashion shows as its core events: Mood-Performance-Tants, Antoniuse Fashion Show, and OmaMood. These events bring to the stage both emerging and established designers. The program also includes Greenery, a sustainability-focused fashion seminar featuring local and international experts and entrepreneurs. All festival events are organised in an environmentally responsible way.
MAIN PROGRaM
12 June at 18:00 (doors 17:00) - Mood-Perfomance-Tants // Buy ticket!
13 June - Seminar Greenery //more info coming soon
13 June at 18:00 (doors 17:00) - OmaMood // Buy tiv!
14 June at 18:00 (doors 17:00) Antoniuse Moeetendus // Buy ticket!
Buy tickets from Fienta
FESTIVAL side programme
2025 DESIGNERS’ EXHIBITION
• Date TBC
• Tartu Kaubamaja
• Free entry
SECOND-HAND IN STYLE: FASHION & DESIGN
• June 7 at 11:00–18:00
• Antonius Courtyard
• Free entry
Highlights include:
• Buy, sell, and swap stylish second-hand pieces
• Find samples, prototypes, and hidden gems
• Cosy courtyard café and music
• Creative mending and upcycling workshops throughout the day
EUROPEAN FASHION FABRIC POP-UP SHOWROOM
• June 9-13
• Location TBC
• Free entry
• June 10-11
• Loomelava, Narva mnt 2, Tartu
• Free entry
• 10 June – Inspiration Day: meet professionals, take part in workshops
• 11 June – Fashion showcase: young talents present their collections on stage at Loomelava
Focus on reuse and sustainability in both production and event organisation.
• June 12 at 16:00–18:00
• TYPA Centre, Kastani 48f, Tartu
• €10 with pre-registration (details soon)
Can clothing be turned into paper? Which fabrics work? Learn and try it yourself in this hands-on workshop. Bring your own worn-out clothes—or use materials provided.
• Tartu Centre for Creative Industries (Pargisaal, Kalevi 17)
• Free entry with pre-registration (details soon)
Talks on sustainable entrepreneurship, circular design, and practical guidance for young entrepreneurs. Includes a panel discussion with audience Q&A. We aim for a low-waste event with reusable dishes and digital materials only.
FASHION REPAIR DAY
• June 13 at 11:00–21:00
• Tartu Repair Basement (Paranduskelder)
• Ticketed, with pre-registration (details soon)
A hands-on workshop for anyone passionate about fashion and reuse. No prior design experience needed. Participants will form teams, create small collections from leftover textiles and electronics, and present them in a mini fashion show.
Focus: sustainability, creativity, collaboration, and practical skills.
• June 13 at 15:30–17:30
• Starting point: Hotel Lydia
• €25, registration via piret@designtours.ee (by 10 June), details: www.designtours.ee
A springtime design walk through Tartu with Designtours founder Piret. The tour visits favourite local spots and ends with a design-tasting moment.
Meet designers and hear how they began their journey in fashion.
The tour highlights sustainable values throughout: from themes to partners.
MOE & VEIN: A VINTAGE UNBOXING EXPERIENCE (in English)
• Erinevate Tubade Klubi, Tartu
• Ticketed (info coming soon)
Fashion and wine share a certain elegance—bold, nuanced, and always better with age. Join us for an intimate evening where we unveil 5 new additions to The Archiveast’s collection. As each piece is unboxed, we’ll dive into its unique story, tracing threads of history and culture—while you savor perfectly paired wines. Vintage threads. Fine wine. Divine combination.
CREATIVE BRIDGE POP-UP
• June 14 at 14:00 – 21:00
• Estonian National Museum
• Free entry
A creative pop-up exhibition at the ENM Bridge area, where young artists starting their fashion and design journey present their first products and concept designs. All artists follow sustainability principles for printing, displaying, etc. their products. We use reusable labels and share information using QR codes.