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FABRIC incubator receives grant to help fashion designers

Tempe Marketplace is hosting the third annual reFABRICate Fashion Show on Saturday, April 19.

Courtesy Tempe Marketplace

When Roko Widlow moved to Arizona in 2023, she and her husband were walking in downtown Tempe and passed FABRIC Incubator, a nonprofit that helps emerging fashion designers start their brand and business.

Widlow, who had gone to fashion school in California, said she had never seen anything like it, and after meeting director and co-founder Angela Johnson, she decided to join.

“Angela knows everything and she could answer all of my questions,” she said. “It really was destiny that I found it.”

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