FASHIONING
JAMAICA
Is a Garment Manufacturing Skills Project Run by Faith Johnson, supported by Caramel Rock & Heart Trust Jamaica.
To empower Jamaica’s economy through garment manufacturing, innovative fashion design, and accessible education.
FASHIONING
JAMAICA
Is a Garment Manufacturing Skills Project Run by Faith Johnson, supported by Caramel Rock & Heart Trust Jamaica.
To empower Jamaica’s economy through garment manufacturing, innovative fashion design, and accessible education.
Manufacturing
Manufacturing
Jamaica’s leading ethical manufacturing hub is redefining garment production through speed, innovation, and transparency.
Based in Kingston, our incubator brings together expert manufacturers from across Jamaica to produce up to 15,000 high-quality ladieswear pieces each week. Garments are created for global fashion brands and delivered from concept to shipment within just 2–3 weeks.
Training
A new chapter for Jamaica’s fashion industry
began with the launch of the Kingston Fashion District in May 2021 at HEART Trust/NTA Garmex Academy.
Spearheaded by Faith Johnson of Caramel Rock UK, the initiative addresses national skills gaps by equipping local talent with industry-ready training in fashion and textiles. It offers practical tools, resources, and hands-on education to strengthen Jamaica’s garment manufacturing capacity.
Framework
Connecting London and Kingston,
our framework supports Jamaica’s growth through fashion.
It focuses on skills training, ethical manufacturing, and fashion entrepreneurship, helping local communities grow and encouraging the Jamaican diaspora to share their knowledge and give back.
Entrepreneurship
Fashioning Jamaica’s entrepreneurship pillar empowers local creatives
to turn ideas into thriving fashion businesses.
Through industry panels, masterclasses, and investment opportunities, the programme supports both emerging and established designers.
It’s about building sustainable brands, driving innovation, and creating a lasting impact on Jamaica’s fashion economy.
FASHIONING JAMAICA
Is a Garment Manufacturing Skills Project Run by Faith Johnson, supported by Caramel Rock & Heart Trust Jamaica.
To empower Jamaica’s economy through garment manufacturing, innovative fashion design, and accessible education.
Manufacturing
Jamaica’s leading ethical manufacturing hub is redefining garment production
through speed, innovation, and transparency.
Based in Kingston, our incubator brings together expert manufacturers from across Jamaica to produce up to 15,000 high-quality ladieswear pieces each week. Garments are created for global fashion brands and delivered from concept to shipment within just 2–3 weeks
Training
A new chapter for Jamaica’s fashion industry began with the launch of the Kingston Fashion District in May 2021 at HEART Trust/NTA Garmex Academy.
Spearheaded by Faith Johnson of Caramel Rock UK, the initiative addresses national skills gaps by equipping local talent with industry-ready training in fashion and textiles. It offers practical tools, resources, and hands-on education to strengthen Jamaica’s garment manufacturing capacity.
Framework
Connecting London and Kingston, our framework supports Jamaica’s growth through fashion.
It focuses on skills training, ethical manufacturing, and fashion entrepreneurship,
helping local communities grow and encouraging the Jamaican diaspora to share their knowledge and give back.
Entrepreneurship
Fashioning Jamaica’s entrepreneurship pillar empowers local creatives
to turn ideas into thriving fashion businesses.
Through industry panels, masterclasses, and investment opportunities, the programme supports both emerging and established designers.
It’s about building sustainable brands, driving innovation, and creating a lasting impact on Jamaica’s fashion economy.
FASHIONING JAMAICA
Is a Garment Manufacturing Skills Project
Run by Faith Johnson, supported by Caramel Rock & Heart Trust Jamaica.
To empower Jamaica’s economy through garment manufacturing,
innovative fashion design, and accessible education.
