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The Fashion Class

The Fashion Class is a hands-on fashion education program for all ages that blends sewing, design, and industry knowledge to inspire creativity, self-expression, and real-world fashion skills.

About Us

Our founder Kerri is a mom of two, Parson's grad, and author of Fashion Design for Kids. She started The Fashion Class to share her love of fashion and design. Her classes and curriculum focus on fun, playful learning-classes she knew her twelve year-old self would have loved! She's dedicated to small business and has the mindset and experience to help you succeed as a new franchisee.

Kerri's passion for nurturing creativity and her commitment to quality education shine through in every aspect of "The Fashion Class." With her guidance and the support of our established brand, you'll be well-equipped as you embark on this exciting journey in the world of fashion education.

oin us in bringing the joy of fashion and design to students of all ages while building a business of your own. No Sewing Experience Necessary!

The Fashion Class Franchisee May Offer:

SEWING: Hundreds of child friendly sewing patterns, tutorials, videos. Plus curriculum for teen and adult students too. Developed over 13 years, our projects are easy to follow and keep your students wanting more fab sewing!

DESIGN: Fashion is in our name and we are not your grandma's sewing class. Our curriculum features full 12 week course lesson plans in the areas of illustration, fashion branding, and fashion industry for ages 6-12.

MULTIPLE REVENUE STREAMS: Aside from courses, we have birthday parties, mommy and me sewing lessons, private sewing lessons, play dates, and so much more ready to go. This will keep your studio busy and introduce new students to all that your franchise has to offer.

By joining our franchise family, you'll be part of a community that's dedicated to empowering individuals of all ages to explore their passion for fashion. So, if you're ready to turn your dreams into reality and embark on a rewarding journey in the world of fashion education, contact us today!


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1. What training and ongoing support do you provide?

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The Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD) lists estimated startup costs in Item 7, but real-world expenses can run higher. Asking how closely current owners tracked to these estimates reveals if you need extra working capital or if hidden fees exist.

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