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The Social Enterprise Project, the startup that sells Palestinian embrodery from Jerash refugee camps to all five continents, has just launched the Pattern Design Competition in an effort to promote ethical fashion and bring the talent of Palestinian refugees to the world.
The competition, which is open for entries until April 10, will grant the winner with a monetary prize, aside from social media exposure and the chance to be the designer of SEP’s next collection.
Continuing its effort to combine hallmarks of premium Palestinian craftsmanship with high style, SEP is also launching the #ChakerScarf next April, a specially designed Palestinian scarf created in collaboration with Palestinian renowned author Chaker Khazaal.
For more information: Follow SEP on Facebook and follow the Twitter hashtag #SEPCompetition