Skip to content

NEXT WORKSHOP - Leather Notebook Cover Workshop

shop now

Cart

Your cart is empty

Sneaker Alchemy Workshop - Bring your old pair. Leave with something reborn.

Sale price£50.00

DATE:

Old sneakers don’t need to fade away - they can be reborn. Bring your own sneakers and transform them into something bold and personal. Through colour, leather overlays, and guided techniques, you’ll redesign your pair and leave with a piece that’s uniquely yours.

  • ⏳ 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

  • Transform your own sneakers
  • Explore colour and material
  • Add leather details
  • Create a personalised design

🛠️ What’s Included

  • All materials and tools
  • Step-by-step guidance
  • Your finished sneakers to take home

✉️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 — footwear designer with 20+ years of experience.

 

 

 

Sneaker Alchemy Workshop - Bring your old pair. Leave with something reborn.
Sneaker Alchemy Workshop - Bring your old pair. Leave with something reborn. Sale price£50.00

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