Design a custom upcycled tank top in a hands-on Savannah workshop. Choose reclaimed fabrics, cut to pattern, and have the final sewing completed and shipped so your travel memento arrives ready to wear.
More ways to explore the area's outdoor wonders
Push through the door at Lite Foot Company and the city’s humidity drops into cotton and dye: racks of reclaimed fabric hang like pages waiting to be written on. Sunlight from Bull Street filters past a stand of live oaks, and the workshop table becomes a small studio where scissors click and ideas take shape.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1 hour
Fitness Level
Suitable for all physical fitness levels; mostly sitting and light cutting or pinning
Wildlife
History
Savannah’s economy historically centered on cotton and maritime trade; contemporary makers reuse that legacy through textile recycling and craft education.
Conservation
The workshop reduces textile waste by repurposing discarded garments and promotes slow-fashion practices; avoid bringing chemically-treated fabrics to protect staff and materials.
Reserve your spot on the Design Your Own Upcycled Tank Top BYOB today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring your own fabric or patches
If you have sentimental scraps, bring them for a personal touch; shop stock is varied but limited.
BYOB and plan to relax
Bring a bottle or canned drink to make the hour more social — there’s no hard timeline for creativity.
Arrive early to browse materials
Show up 10–15 minutes before start time to preview fabric options and choose the best pieces for your design.
Expect a short production delay
Final sewing is completed by staff and shipped within about 14 days, so plan accordingly if you need the item fast.
Bring-Your-Own-fabric or patches
Personal pieces add sentimental value and broaden design options.
Comfortable clothing you don’t mind clipping
Cutting and pinning can catch loose threads — wear something easy to move in.
Apron or old shirt
Protects clothing from stray dye or snips while you work.
Small notebook or sketches
Sketching ideas ahead of time speeds up the design process.