we organise group trips to UK fibre farms
inspired by AGREENCULTURE: Fashion and Farming journal
Visit a regenerative UK farm, specialising in fibre. Made for teams and groups that want to learn more about where our clothes come from and ways to embed sustainability practices within. Inspired by our award winning Journal Issue I: Agreenculture Fashion and Farming, as seen on British Vogue, Elle UK and The Independent.
“AGREENCULTURE explores the symbiotic relationship between fashion and farming, a topic that’s not challenged or spoken about enough”
CHEKII HARLING
Selfridges and Founder of Trash Mag
“Pioneers punching a hole in this global conversation about regenerative culture and sustainability“
YASMIN JONES-HENRY
Financial Times Writer and Founder of The Lab E20
What happens at a farm trip?
We design a bespoke itenery for you. With a choice of a one day trip or two day trip. Below is an outline of what to expect.
1 Day Trip
- Welcome and Introduction
- Talks and Tours
- Lunch
- Activities and Q&A
- Home Time
2 Day Trip
Day 1
- Welcome and Introduction
- Talks and Tours
- Lunch
- Talks and Activity
- Dinner
- Rest and Sleep
Day 2
- Activity Continues
- Lunch
- Talks
- Home Time
Come to our next event or work with us to curate an AGREENCULTURE experience, from team away days and employee training on fibre; to programming large or small scale events that explore the intersection between materials, nature and agriculture. We work with sheep, wool, hemp and linen.
Send an email to info@colechi.com and we can plan a UK farm trip for you.
farm trips
learn about regenerative practices
participate in hands on workshops
connect with team
Our residencies
We host Farm Trips for emerging designers, as part of our ongoing programmes to support circular design in the UK.
In 2024, we launched YKWU East in collaboration with Westfield and Foundation for Future London to connect a cohort of 20 emerging designers to the production of fashion through a series of industry talks and trips.
Watch the video (5mins)
Filmed by Charlotte Sawyer