In addition to the showcase, interactive workshops were conducted daily at the booth, offering participants a hands-on experience in upcycling and sewing techniques. These workshops attracted an enthusiastic mix of local Malaysians and foreign visitors, turning the booth into a lively space of learning and cultural exchange. Many participants left not only with their own handmade creations but also with a deeper appreciation for sustainable practices. The booth therefore served not only as a retail space but also as a community hub, where sustainability was celebrated through shared knowledge and creativity. The opening day at Central Market saw an encouraging response, with strong interest in both the products and the workshops. The booth will continue to welcome the public until 31 August 2025, giving everyone the opportunity to shop consciously, learn new skills, and support a meaningful social cause.