About

SEW BROMO is a fashion education incubator that provides specialized industry knowledge for the fashion enthusiast to the start-up entrepreneur.

After spending 20-years working in the luxury fashion and manufacturing industry between the USA, Europe and Asia, Stacy Stube launched SEW BROMO in March 2021.

Background

Stacy Stube holds a joint Masters from the London College of Fashion in Fashion Entrepreneurship & Innovation and London Business School in New Creative Ventures.

Stube has worked for companies such as Burberry, Alexander McQueen, Hugo Boss, DVF and Gucci. Her last position in Europe was Head of Retail for Heidi Klein.

In 2013, Stacy moved to Bali, Indonesia where she established the Elsa Fitzgerald social impact-driven fashion company that sold to luxury fashion clients from Singapore, Hong Kong, Australia, Canada, USA and UK.

In 2016, after she returned to Baltimore the fashion entrepreneur worked for the last garment factory from the original Baltimore industry as Head of Innovation.

After seeing legends of the needle trades die of old age she worried time would pass and industry knowledge would be lost. That is when SEW BROMO formed.

This school provides accelerated fashion school programming taught by experts actively working in the industry.

Beginners are welcome and encouraged to start.

It is never too late to do what you love.

Learn about Baltimore’s garment industry in this documentary called the Needle Trade a film funded by the Andy Warhol Foundation.