Four years ago, Jenny Skavlan, Ingrid Bergtun, Mari Norden and Ingrid Vik Lysne started Fæbrik with the aim of inspiring to a greener and more sustainable clothing consumption. The talented ladies have inspired many to make their own clothes, repair existing garments, and shop second-hand.
By sharing knowledge with tips and hacks on social media, digital courses in sewing and repairing/redesigning clothes, Fæbrik has established itself well in the fashion world. Redesign and reuse is something that many people have noticed and been inspired by. In 2023, the ladies organized the Fæbrikstad Festival in the Viking ship at Hamar, which was a great success.



Now Fæbrik has expanded the universe with a store in Oslobukta. Here they offer sewing items, sewing patterns and surplus textiles to produce their own clothes. In the shop you will also find ready-made clothes that others have made. With the store in Barcode, the ladies want to create a meeting place for all those interested in sewing. Here you can come and look at the textiles and feel the fabrics. Are you interested in redesign and reuse? The store is open Monday to Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. You can find the Fæbrik in Dronning Eufemias Gate 55.




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