








Shoe Alchemy - Footwear Upcycling Workshop
Don’t replace your shoes—reimagine them.
Give your favourite shoes a second life through creativity, craftsmanship and conscious design.
Bring a pair of shoes you no longer wear and transform them into something completely unique using leather, colour, texture and handcrafted details. Guided step by step, you’ll learn creative upcycling techniques while reimagining your footwear in a professional design studio.Inspired by the principles of slow fashion and conscious making, Shoe Alchemy encourages a different way of thinking about consumption—celebrating creativity instead of replacement.
No previous experience is required. Simply bring your shoes and your imagination.
- ⏳ Duration: 4 hours
- 🎨 Level: Beginner – Intermediate
- 👥 Capacity: 5 participants
- 📍 Location: Myyaz Studio – Unit P18A Old Power Station, 121 Mortlake High Street, London SW14 8SN
👟 What You’ll Learn
- Introduction to footwear upcycling
- Developing your own creative concept
- Explore colour and material
- Add leather details
- Creating a unique pair that reflects your own style
What to Bring
Please bring one clean pair of shoes you’d like to transform.
Sneakers, boots, loafers and other leather or textile shoes are all welcome.
🛠️ What’s Included
- Premium leather materials
- Paints, finishes and decorative elements
- Professional tools and equipment
- Step-by-step guidance throughout the workshop
- Tea, coffee and light refreshments
✉️After You Book
You’ll receive a confirmation email with:
- studio address
- workshop details
- what to bring
📘 Booking Policy
Free rescheduling up to 48 hours before.
You can transfer your spot if needed.
👩🏻🏫Instructor
Led by Pınar, an award-winning footwear designer with over 20 years of professional experience creating handcrafted footwear and teaching footwear design.
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Myyaz Brand Responsibility
At Myyaz, we work with intention. Each piece is handcrafted in small batches, using carefully selected materials and considered processes.
We value slow production, local making, and fair working practices — creating objects designed to last, to be worn, and to evolve over time.

Handcrafted
Made by hand, one piece at a time

Slow Production
Small batches, no mass production

Local Making
Designed and produced in limited, local settings

Fair Practice
Respect for time, labour, and process

Material Awareness
Carefully selected leathers and materials

Made to Last
Designed for longevity, repair, and everyday use

