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Wed, Mar 18

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Hotel Figueroa - The Unbound Collection

Meet at Hotel Fig: Field Trip to TEG in Los Angeles

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Time & Location

Mar 18, 2026, 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM

Hotel Figueroa - The Unbound Collection , 939 S Figueroa St, Los Angeles, CA 90015, USA

About the event

Thinking about launching your own fashion brand, but don't know how to make your own patterns, how to sew, or where to even begin? Join the Couture Pattern Museum on a special field trip to TEG International in Los Angeles to tour their factory and learn how new fashion designers can launch their unique brands without having to go to fashion school or spend years under an apprenticeship.


Meet at Hotel Figuera in Downtown Los Angeles at Noon.

A private car will be provided to transport attendees to TEG International.


At TEG International, you will learn about how new fashion designers transform their ideas into finished garments. The company handles:

  • Technical aspects like patternmaking

  • Sourcing

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Tickets

  • General Admission

    Includes Luxury Transportation to and from TEG from the Hotel Fig, and includes the Tour.

    $135.00

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