SASKATCHEWAN FASHION WEEK
SASKATCHEWAN FASHION WEEK
Saskatchewan Fashion Association Inc
Jack Millikin Centre
After thoughtful consideration and strategic planning discussions, Saskatchewan Fashion Association Inc. has made the decision to pause Saskatchewan Fashion Weekend in 2026 as we focus on building an even stronger and more impactful event experience for Fall 2027.
This pause allows our organization and planning committees the opportunity to further strengthen partnerships, sponsorships, programming, sustainability, and long-term growth for Saskatchewan’s fashion industry.
We are deeply grateful to our designers, artists, models, volunteers, sponsors, partners, and community supporters who continue to help shape this platform. We look forward to applications opening Spring of 2027 and SFW returning in Fall 2027 with renewed energy, creativity, and vision.
We invite you to become a member, and show your support throughout this transition year.
Thank you for your continued support of fashion, art, and culture in Saskatchewan.
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Saskatchewan Fashion Week is where culture, creativity, and commerce collide. As Canada's first provincial fashion association, we are dedicated to advancing the fashion and textile industry through inclusive, world-class events that celebrate local talent, innovation, and Indigenous design.
Each year, our signature Saskatchewan Fashion Weekend features a vibrant mix of programming—including fashion runways, wearable art showcases, youth-led design, public marketplaces, and an educational conference focused on business, marketing, and entrepreneurship. We are proud to be a platform for designers, artists, and entrepreneurs to connect, grow, and shine—right here in the heart of the prairies.
In the spirit of reconciliation, We acknowledge and honour this land that we live and work on. We are proud to present creations, works, and traditions of the Cree and Metis people. We are grateful to be here on Treaty 2, 4, 5, 6, 8 and 10 Territory, the traditional territories of the Cree, Saulteaux, Assiniboine (Nakota, Dakota, Lakota), Dene, and Metis peoples.
Saskatchewan Fashion Association Inc. supports Black, Indigenous, and all People of Colour as they struggle to be heard, valued, and respected. SFA vows to continue to use its platform to elevate queer, trans and non-binary BIPOC voices. We are constantly evaluating our events, activities and engagement to this end and welcome community input and feedback with respect to our programming.
SFA is committed to safer spaces online and in person and what that means for us is that we are committed to being accessible to all folks. We don't tolerate racism, misogyny, homophobia, transphobia, or harassment of any kind. If you experience this in our Private Member group or anywhere else within our organization, please contact us at hello@saskfashion.com
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