RE-Antwerp

RE-Antwerp REantwerp is a social atelier and fashion label in one. We want to RE-SET the fashion system.

Blue on white, printed in Antwerp.Our REantwerp T-shirts are screenprinted in a bright blue at Gezeever, a local atelier...
11/06/2026

Blue on white, printed in Antwerp.
Our REantwerp T-shirts are screenprinted in a bright blue at Gezeever, a local atelier just around the corner. Close by, hands-on and with the same love for craft.
Each piece carries the REantwerp spirit: simple, strong and made with care — from the choice of fabric to the final print.
Available now at REantwerp.

Models by Models Office
Photos by Benoit Bethume
HMU: CVO Encora with Catalina Mihoc and

A project where fabric becomes a tool for connection, learning and inclusion.Born from the desire to imagine a fashion i...
11/06/2026

A project where fabric becomes a tool for connection, learning and inclusion.

Born from the desire to imagine a fashion industry that is more conscious, sustainable and people-oriented, REantwerp works every day to empower the talent and skills of refugees and new members of the local community, transforming craftsmanship into an opportunity for cultural exchange, personal growth and integration.



Starting from the workshop led by Andrea Cammarosano as part of the Crafting Futures research project at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp, the makers of REantwerp shared cultural references, personal experiences and individual perspectives that became the starting point for the work of 47 first-year students. From this dialogue emerged 14 original print proposals, which we had the pleasure of producing and which, once returned to the REantwerp atelier, were selected, combined and transformed into 14 unique shirts.



Each garment tells a collective story shaped by creativity, skills and meaningful encounters. A project that demonstrates how fabric can become a shared language, capable of connecting different backgrounds, cultures and generations.



A heartfelt thank you to REantwerp , the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp , Andrea Cammarosano , , Tom Van der Borght, Chris Fransen, and all the makers and students who contributed to bringing this collaboration to life.

Photos: Benoit Bethume


REantwerp

REstore & REstudio

Kleine Markt 7

2000 Antwerp

Antwerp Fashion Department
Ruth Goossens
Alies Torfs
CVO Encora
Catalina Mihoc

During Antwerp.Fashion Festival, REantwerp transforms the long corridor leading to our atelier into a walking route thro...
06/06/2026

During Antwerp.Fashion Festival, REantwerp transforms the long corridor leading to our atelier into a walking route through makers, materials and future stories.
In an installation of 8 screens, we present short video portraits of the makers in our atelier: who they are, where they come from, what they create at REantwerp, and what they dream of for the future.
Inside the atelier, we also present a series of shirts as the tangible result of a collaboration between creativity and craft. The project started at REantwerp, where our makers explored print and colour through their own cultural and textile references during a workshop with Andrea Cammarosano. Their ideas became the starting point for 47 first-year fashion students, who developed 14 print proposals under the guidance of Tom Van der Borght, Chris Fransen and Andrea Cammarosano.

Discover Faces, Fabrics & Futures during Antwerp.Fashion Festival at REantwerp from 4 to 7 June.

REantwerp
REstore & REstudio
Kleine Markt 7
2000 Antwerp

04/06/2026

From 4 to 7 June, REantwerp will take part in Antwerp.Fashion Festival with a programme that brings together stories, craftsmanship and new beginnings.

In the hallway of our atelier, visitors will discover the makers behind REantwerp through a video installation. Inside the atelier, we will present our collaboration with the first-year students of the Fashion Department at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp and Gruppocinque Fabrics: 14 shirts shaped by memory, craftsmanship and exchange.

Come by, discover the work, meet the team and celebrate fashion as a force for connection and change.

REantwerp is a social and sustainable fashion atelier and label by Tim Van Steenbergen, Ruth Goossens and GATAM, where newcomers with a textile background rebuild their future through craftsmanship.

4–7 June
REantwerp, Kleine Markt 7, Antwerp

01/06/2026

Welcome drink — Thursday 4 June, 6–9 pm
During Antwerp.Fashion Festival, REantwerp transforms the long corridor leading to our atelier into a walking route through makers, materials and future stories.
In an installation of 8 screens, we present short video portraits of the makers in our atelier: who they are, where they come from, what they create at REantwerp, and what they dream of for the future.

Discover Faces, Fabrics & Futures during Antwerp.Fashion Festival at REantwerp from 4 to 7 June.

REantwerp
REstore & REstudio
Kleine Markt 7
2000 Antwerp

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27/05/2026

In motion, as it’s meant to be.

— model at — moves through the frame, bringing our pieces to life. Silhouettes shift, fabrics catch the light, details reveal themselves one step at a time.
A glimpse behind the scenes of our latest shoot, where garments are not just worn, but inhabited.
Each piece made in our atelier, from carefully sourced deadstock fabrics.
Unisex, seasonless, shaped by the hands of many.
Worn with ease.
Made with purpose.
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Pictures by
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REstore & REatelier
Kleine Markt, Antwerp
TUE–SAT 11:00–18:00

With the kind support of and

20/05/2026

One dress, many lives.
Our oversized white dress with long sleeves is designed as a timeless, unisex silhouette — easy to wear, easy to make your own. Shown here in pure white, and in a limited version with a vivid blue screenprint around the neckline.
Wear it closed as a dress, open as a long shirt, layered, belted, loose, minimal or bold. Each version is handmade in our Antwerp atelier from high-quality deadstock fabric, giving leftover materials a new story.
A quiet piece with many possibilities.
A REantwerp classic, reimagined in blue.

REstore & REatelier
Kleine Markt, Antwerp
TUE–SAT 11:00–18:00

With the kind support of and

A goodbye, and a thank you.•Over the past months, Rodrigo has been part of our atelier — cutting fabrics, drawing and gr...
14/05/2026

A goodbye, and a thank you.

Over the past months, Rodrigo has been part of our atelier — cutting fabrics, drawing and grading patterns, shaping ideas into form.
Precise in his work, but just as present in spirit.
His energy, his humor, his sharp one-liners — they filled the space as much as the garments did. That will be deeply missed.
Rodrigo is now finishing his studies at the Fashion Academy of Sint-Niklaas, where his passion for costume design continues to grow — for theatre, film, and beyond.
Wishing you all the best on what comes next.
Once part of the atelier, always part of the story.

13/05/2026

From the atelier to the stage.
Triggerfinger — Ruben Block, Mario Goossens and Lange Polle— wearing REantwerp, from rehearsal to performance.�.
Together, we explored combinations of deadstock fabrics — mixing textures, tones, and prints to find what resonates on stage. Pieces with presence, without losing their origin.
They wear them their way.�We’re grateful to see the work on stage.
REmade in Antwerp.

08/05/2026

Lentel walks in from the street — where garments are worn, back to where they begin.�A white jacket in deadstock fabric, marked with blue screenprint. Paired with black trousers. Simple, deliberate.
Made by many hands.�Worn your own way.
REmade in Antwerp.

REstore & REatelier�Kleine Markt, Antwerp�TUE–SAT 11:00–18:00

With the kind support of and

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Kleine Markt 7
Antwerp
2000

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Dinsdag 11:00 - 18:00
Woensdag 11:00 - 18:00
Donderdag 11:00 - 18:00
Vrijdag 11:00 - 18:00
Zaterdag 11:00 - 18:00

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