First edition · Amsterdam

Silati Pop-up Day

A curated slow-fashion Sunday in the old tram depot: around fifteen makers, free styling, live taste matching, a DJ, food inside.

Sunday 1 November 2026 · 12:00–19:00 De Hallen Studio’s, Amsterdam Oud-West · Free entry

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What it is

Come for one good thing, not five fast ones.

Fifteen slow-fashion stands Free styling Live taste matching DJ and food inside

The brands

Fifteen stands. Named in threes.

We say no a lot. It keeps the floor worth your Sunday. Names land on the thread through October.

Silati campaign: on the phone in a plaid beret, still looking for something to wear?

Named 1 October

01–03

The first three. Who they are, what they make, where they work.

Silati campaign: three friends on a leather couch under the wordmark

Through October

04–12

Three at a time, as each one says yes.

Silati campaign: pink baker-boy cap, black denim, cherry-blossom embroidery

25 October

13–15

The full floor, one week out.

First to know

Hear each name before this page does.

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The day

Twelve to seven, one hall.

This is how a Sunday here goes: the line is you. Walk it, knot by knot.

THE PASSAGE THE OLD TRAM DOORS 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 TASTE MATCH FOOD FOOD COFFEE DJ STYLING 13:00–18:00 One hall, one lap. FIFTEEN MAKERS’ STANDS 01 02 03 04
Studio 2, roughly true, not to scale. Stands settle through October.

01 · 12:00

Doors, and your taste match

In through the passage. A minute at the table: a few pictures, no account. The floor knows what you’d keep.

02 · First thing

Your three stands

Fifteen stands, three flagged for you. Walk straight there and ask where the cloth came from. They’ll know.

03 · 13:00–18:00

The styling corner

Twenty minutes, one-on-one, free. Book at the door when you arrive: the slots go first.

04 · All day

Records and food

Warm records at conversation volume, three trucks and coffee parked inside. Nobody hurries you. Doors till seven.

Seven hours goes faster than you’d think.

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The venue

De Hallen, the old tram depot.

Inside De Hallen, next to the Ten Katemarkt: tram 7 and 17, ten minutes from Centraal. Come in through the passage.

Hannie Dankbaarpassage 18, Amsterdam Oud-West · Free entry, all day

Studio 2 at De Hallen Studio's: brick, steel, daylight from the roof, plants and warm lamps

Studio 2: the old tram doors, brick, daylight from the roof.

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For brands

Show with us.

Around fifteen stands, one Sunday, a room that came for slow fashion.

01

The room

Space for about 250 people, all here on purpose.

02

The company

Fourteen peers worth knowing.

03

The day after

A photographed, tagged recap for your channels.

Participation is free as a founding brand. Your stand is 6 m² (3×2 m), clothing rack and table included. A €150 deposit holds it: returned in full within 14 days after the event, provided you show. Not selected? Nothing is charged. We reply within 14 days.

Step 1 of 3Your brand
Silati campaign: a maker in front of the rail, you made it for someone, we'll find them
You made it for someone. We’ll find them.

Fair questions

Before you ask.

Is entry really free?

Yes. No ticket, no guest list, nothing at the door. The reminder is for you: free Sundays are easy to forget.

Do I need to sign up to come?

No. Walk in on the day. The email is only so we can nudge you a week before and two days out.

What counts as slow fashion here?

Small runs. Honest materials, named. Things made to be repaired and kept. If a brand chases seasons, it isn’t here.

How does the €150 deposit work for brands?

Participation is free; the deposit keeps the day serious. Show up with your stand and it’s returned in full within 14 days after the event. If we don’t select you, nothing is ever charged.

Can I bring kids, or a dog?

Kids, gladly. Dogs on a lead.

Cards or cash?

Every stand takes cards. The food trucks too.