Come and join us for a free half day seminar on ethical trade, music and fashion initiatives with the directors behind UK’s successful Bottletop charity. Bottletop is dedicated to designing and producing ethically sourced and sustainable products in communities where they deliver education programmes, focusing on quality and local craftsmanship and generating sustainable trade and employment.

Oliver and Cameron are presenting ideas about creating income generation projects in economically disadvantaged communities, and the way in which bottletop showcases beautifully crafted fashion accessories from different cultures, to an international market. They will be presenting a track record of high profile collaborations with fashion houses as well as focussing on the impact which the “ring pull effect” has had on the communities in Salvador, Brazil.
Bottletop is dedicated to designing and producing ethically sourced and sustainable products in communities where they deliver education programmes, focusing on quality and local craftsmanship and generating sustainable trade and employment. Oliver and Cameron will also talk about the reaction they have had to their cross-cultural music projects – Sound Effects and the Bottletop Band.

We also asked Soulsista Aotearoa to play live beforehand. Come and join us for an inspirational afternoon.

Bottletop is dedicated to designing and producing ethically sourced and sustainable products, in communities where they deliver education programmes, focusing on quality and local craftsmanship and generating sustainable trade and employment in certain parts of the World. Oliver will also talk about the reaction they have had to their cross-cultural music projects, the Sound Affects album series.