Do-It-Yourself Upcycling Pop-Ups of Southern California

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Onsite repair & upcycling is now an EVENT growing in popularity. These do-it-yourself-if-you-want to repair, upcycle, and supply stations pop-ups are in Los Angeles & San Diego

The options vary:

  • Order online - submit your design requests
  • Choose your patches and decorations at the event
  • Bring your clothes to a local pop ups
    • Wait onsite for the alteration or repair!
    • OR use their tools at the booth you purchased product
  • Your design might be featured online!

Los Angeles

Events in Los Angeles | Circular Fashion LA  The variation of events include

🧵A ticketed workshop to learn-and take-home

⭐️Fashion artists presenting and selling upcycled clothing.  

⭐️🧵 Host an event | Circular Fashion LA

Mail in nationwide, or drop-off/pick-up in Los Angeles. Automatic savings on 2+ services! Minimum order is $20.​ FAQs

Sat, Sep 12 at Common Space Brewery 3411 W El Segundo Blvd, Hawthorne, CA 90250, USA
CFLA is participating at this site with a booth

Sat Sep 19 This is a CFLA event at Frogtown Artwalk Bauer Pottery, 1767 Blake Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90031, USA -   CFLA at Frogtown Artwalk | Circular Fashion LA a prepaid ticketed event workshop to learn-and - take-home 

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San Diego - 1st Sunday   SEPTEMBER 6, 2025

Events – Korn Upcycled - 1st Sunday  - partnerships@kornelijaart.com

🧵Patches @korn.upcycled  - Events – Korn Upcycled
⭐️Live upcycling @lowtide.market every 1st Sunday - San Diego

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 Who is Korn?

Korn Upcycled is founded by Kornelija, aka “Korn.” While living in Chile, Korn saw the overwhelming amount of new and used clothing being sent to landfills. It changed the way she thought about fashion and consumption, and inspired her to do something about it.

An artist all her life, Korn began teaching herself how to transform second hand clothing into something new. What started as experimenting with paint, embroidery, stamps, and different ways of reworking clothes grew into Korn Upcycled- a way to give unwanted textiles a second life.

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