ABOUT US
Why We Do It?
At Sew So Fresh Inc, we are dedicated to empowering the next generation through the art of sewing, design, and holistic education. Our mission is to cultivate creativity, critical thinking, and emotional intelligence by integrating practical life skills with academic subjects like math, science, and social-emotional learning. We strive to create a nurturing environment where every child—regardless of their background or learning ability—can thrive, express themselves, and build confidence. Through alignment with IEP guidelines and the New York Department of Education standards, Sew So Fresh Inc is committed to fostering a community of lifelong learners and creators who are prepared to shape a more compassionate and sustainable future.
OUR
VISION
Our vision is to inspire a generation of innovative, confident, and compassionate individuals by making sewing, design, and holistic education accessible to all. We aim to bridge creativity with academic and emotional growth, transforming traditional learning into an inclusive, hands-on experience that empowers youth to thrive in their personal and professional lives. Through our programs, we actively work towards a world where every child has the tools, knowledge, and confidence to shape a future rooted in equity, sustainability, and self-expression.
Meet The Founder!
Jerri Reid (Creative Director and Founder) is a self taught designer from Brooklyn with a passion for fashion and a dedication to representing diverse communities. His experience behind the scenes in the fashion industry include prestigious events like the MTV, VMAs, and New York Fashion Week, as well supporting top designers like Jason Wu and Moshood. His work has also been featured on Essence Magazine online, and showcased on iconic figures like Lynn Whitfield and Stevie Wonder.
A former student of the NYC public schools, Jerri uses his style as a bridge between cultures. With a deep commitment to sustainability and storytelling, he curates dynamic workshops that go beyond technique—inviting both youth and adults to see fashion as a tool for identity, empowerment, and change. Jerri’s work makes fashion not just wearable, but deeply personal and widely accessible to all who share his passion.