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Reviews and Testimonials

We love hearing about how CycleUp's work has impacted you!

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Tote Bag

"I love the bag and the story of how and why it was made.. On the first day I used it I got complimented which is always a good sign."

—Alice​

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Quilted Slouch Bag

"Just wanted to say how delighted I am with the periwinkle slouch bag I bought from CycleUp. I've had loads of compliments on it already! Please say thanks to Olena for me 😊"

—Maria

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Oversized Tote Bag

"Obsessed with this bag...amazing quality with so many pockets to organise my stuff, I'm so delighted with it. I will be yapping about this bag for the foreseeable future."

—Sophie​

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Specially commissioned tote and clutch bags, made from the jacket of a loved one who passed

"They are fabulous...I'm very pleased with them. Such skill...much nicer than I anticipated."

—Mary​

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Creative Upcycling Summer Camp for Kids, 7-11 years

"What a fabulous experience my daughter had. She loved every minute and told me if there's another camp, she is going to it!"

—Trisha

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Patchwork Tote Bag

"I love my bag. Such a beautiful piece of work. Thank you Viktoriia. X"

—Catherine​

"[CycleUp] is great because it’s a three-pronged attack with no aspect of life left behind.

 

Economic – it’s a unique, profitable business generating more GDP.
Social – empowering women and providing opportunities for upskilling, especially for those who couldn’t afford to go to college or who come from low-income backgrounds.
Environmental – it goes the extra mile to save clothing from landfill by picking up what charity shops couldn’t recycle.

 

What this all means is that it’s essentially the perfect business from a sustainable development point of view. It understands that the purpose of the 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals is not to simply achieve one or two while neglecting the rest, but that they are all interconnected and affect each other. The only proper way forward is to consider, tackle, and address all 17 at once. Social, economic, and environmental issues all affect each other, so they must all be addressed together."

—A commenter on Instagram responding to our reel with Keelin Moncrieff

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"So happy with my footstool, excellent workmanship and a fantastic idea."

—Anne Marie

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CycleUp Textiles 

Riverside Centre, Athleague, Co Roscommon, F42 K685, Ireland

CycleUp is a circular economy environmental and training social enterprise developed and operated by Roscommon Women’s Network – Women’s Collective Ireland.

 
This project is supported by the Department of Rural and Community Development and Pobal through the Community Services Programme
RWN CycleUp Textiles Skills and Product Innovation Project is co-funded by the Government of Ireland and the European Union through the EU Just Transition Fund Programme 2021-2027
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Women's collective Ireland logo
Roscommon Women's Network CycleUp textiles logo
Dept Rural Com Dev Pobal Logo
Department of the Environment, climate and communications logo supporting CycleUp textiles
Roscommon Co Council logo
GRETB logo support CycleUp textiles Roscommon
Department of community and integration logo
Roscommon Leader Partnership logo
Rethink Ireland logo
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