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Create a custom fanny pack from discarded garments at Lite Foot Company in Savannah. This one-hour, instructor-led workshop pairs hands-on crafting with sustainable design and ships your finished piece within two weeks.
Create a custom fanny pack from discarded garments at Lite Foot Company in Savannah. This one-hour, instructor-led workshop pairs hands-on crafting with sustainable design and ships your finished piece within two weeks.
Step inside Lite Foot Company on Bull Street and the city slows to the rhythm of scissors and sewing machines. Bright scraps stack like found treasure: floral prints, denim panels, and soft jersey waiting to be reimagined. An instructor guides your hands through pattern templates while the hum of Savannah life filters in from the street — cyclists coast by, Spanish moss drifts in the breeze — and you begin cutting, fitting, and arranging a one-off fanny pack that will outlast its origins.
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Operated by 2nd Class Fanny · Savannah, Georgia
Step inside Lite Foot Company on Bull Street and the city slows to the rhythm of scissors and sewing machines. Bright scraps stack like found treasure: floral prints, denim panels, and soft jersey waiting to be reimagined. An instructor guides your hands through pattern templates while the hum of Savannah life filters in from the street — cyclists coast by, Spanish moss drifts in the breeze — and you begin cutting, fitting, and arranging a one-off fanny pack that will outlast its origins.
Savannah’s coastal plain setting tells part of the story: a port city built on trade, where textiles once moved through ships and mills. That industrial past and the region’s craft traditions make upcycling a natural pivot for a community that values repurposing and resourcefulness. The workshop ties local craft culture to contemporary sustainability: fabrics gain second lives instead of landfill time.
Practically speaking, the session is an hour-long, instructor-led, wheelchair-accessible workshop for all skill levels. You select materials, pick zippers and buckles, and collaborate with staff to finalize a layout; the hosts handle the final sewing and ship the finished pack within 14 days. Bring any sentimental fabric to include, and expect a relaxed, BYOB-friendly vibe.
Plan to arrive a few minutes early to check in at the sales counter at 40th and Bull. Wear comfortable clothes you don’t mind trimming, and bring a reusable bag to carry scraps or your finished mock-up. This is a hands-on craft experience that rewards curiosity, patience, and a small commitment to sustainable style.
The hosts complete final sewing and will ship your finished pack within 14 days of the workshop.
Yes — guests are encouraged to bring personal fabric pieces or patches to include in the design.
The activity is family-friendly; very young children should be supervised, and infants can remain in strollers.
For a full refund cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time; otherwise standard refund rules apply.
2nd Class Fanny operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Step inside Lite Foot Company on Bull Street and the city slows to the rhythm of scissors and sewing machines. Bright scraps stack like found treasure: floral prints, denim panels, and soft jersey waiting to be reimagined. An instructor guides your hands through pattern templates while the hum of Savannah life filters in from the street — cyclists coast by, Spanish moss drifts in the breeze — and you begin cutting, fitting, and arranging a one-off fanny pack that will outlast its origins.
Step inside Lite Foot Company on Bull Street and the city slows to the rhythm of scissors and sewing machines. Bright scraps stack like found treasure: floral prints, denim panels, and soft jersey waiting to be reimagined. An instructor guides your hands through pattern templates while the hum of Savannah life filters in from the street — cyclists coast by, Spanish moss drifts in the breeze — and you begin cutting, fitting, and arranging a one-off fanny pack that will outlast its origins.
Savannah’s coastal plain setting tells part of the story: a port city built on trade, where textiles once moved through ships and mills. That industrial past and the region’s craft traditions make upcycling a natural pivot for a community that values repurposing and resourcefulness. The workshop ties local craft culture to contemporary sustainability: fabrics gain second lives instead of landfill time.
Practically speaking, the session is an hour-long, instructor-led, wheelchair-accessible workshop for all skill levels. You select materials, pick zippers and buckles, and collaborate with staff to finalize a layout; the hosts handle the final sewing and ship the finished pack within 14 days. Bring any sentimental fabric to include, and expect a relaxed, BYOB-friendly vibe.
Plan to arrive a few minutes early to check in at the sales counter at 40th and Bull. Wear comfortable clothes you don’t mind trimming, and bring a reusable bag to carry scraps or your finished mock-up. This is a hands-on craft experience that rewards curiosity, patience, and a small commitment to sustainable style.