Jakarta Fashion Hub

What Jakarta Fashion Hub does

Jakarta Fashion Hub (JFH) is a fashion-focused coworking space and industry ecosystem platform based in Jakarta, Indonesia. Founded on 18 August 2020 and initiated and funded by Asia Pacific Rayon (APR), a subsidiary of the Royal Golden Eagle (RGE) Group, JFH operates from the Tanoto Foundation Building at Jl. Teluk Betung No.33, Jakarta. Its core function is providing shared workspace, fabric sourcing facilitation, and curated industry programming to Indonesian fashion brands and designers — functioning less as a standalone workspace operator and more as a strategic corporate initiative that connects APR's upstream textile production to Indonesia's downstream fashion value chain.

JFH's service stack centers on a free community membership program that had reached approximately 8,000 members by January 2023, supplemented by a daily facility fee of Rp50,000 per person per day for workspace access. Beyond workspace rental, the company delivers a fabric sourcing service that connects member designers with multiple fabric mills — including APR's own rayon production — and runs recurring ecosystem programming such as the JFH Connect program, Buyer-Seller Meet sessions, runway collaborations with Jakarta Fashion Week, sustainability workshops with Fashion Revolution Indonesia and Closed Loop Fashion, and the annual Muffest partnership. Notable events include the Batik Reimagined virtual fashion show featuring 13 designers (October 2020) and the JFW 2023 showcase involving brands such as FREDERIKA, BT Batik Trusmi, Geulis, everyday, Oline Workrobe, Inen Signature, Salt n Pepper, SOTP, Purana, Interim Clothing, KC Sleepwear, Eureka, and bateeq. No proprietary software, AI/ML capability, or platform technology is disclosed.

JFH operates with 1–10 employees and runs as a parent-funded initiative rather than a profit-maximizing standalone business. Direct revenue sources are limited to daily facility usage fees and fees tied to fabric sourcing services, with the bulk of operations underwritten by APR/RGE. Commercial partnerships extend to the Indonesia Fashion Chamber, Jakarta Fashion Week, Fashion Revolution Indonesia, Closed Loop Fashion, Muffest, and the Paris De La Mode Fashion School (June 2024 educational partnership). The underlying economic logic is brand-building and demand-pull support for APR's rayon output, alongside positioning around sustainability, designer entrepreneurship, and Indonesian heritage textiles — most prominently batik.

Name

Jakarta Fashion Hub

Legal name

Jakarta Fashion Hub

Website

https://jakartafashionhub.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2020

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Jakarta Fashion Hub is a Jakarta-based fashion coworking and ecosystem platform founded in 2020 and funded by Asia Pacific Rayon (an RGE Group subsidiary), serving emerging Indonesian fashion brands and designers through shared workspace, fabric sourcing, and curated industry programming.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Headquarters

HQ city

Jakarta

HQ country

Indonesia

HQ region

Asia

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Operations, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure

Revenue model

1. Facility Usage Fees: JFH charges a daily facility usage fee of Rp50,000 per person per day for members accessing co-working space, workshop areas, photo studios, and other amenities. Non-members pay separately for event and workshop participation.
2. Membership (Free Tier): JFH offers free membership registration with no membership fee, providing access to facilities, workshops, webinars, and collaborative opportunities. Revenue is derived indirectly through facility usage fees and brand collaboration engagements.
3. Fabric Sourcing Services: JFH connects fashion brands and designers with APR's network of fabric mills (PT. Dan Liris, Tantra, MJSS, HATI, ACP) and provides sourcing consultation, potentially generating referral or transaction-based revenue within the textile supply chain.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels6 records

Core offering

Jakarta Fashion Hub provides a dedicated fashion coworking space in Jakarta offering co-working facilities, fabric sourcing consultation with access to APR's sustainable viscose rayon, on-site photo studios, workshops, webinars, and event/showcase platforms. Members access the facility for Rp50,000 per day and receive staff-assisted material sourcing, networking, and marketing support for their fashion collections.

Product overview

Jakarta Fashion Hub is a collaborative coworking space for fashion designers and enthusiasts initiated by Asia Pacific Rayon (APR). It offers a unified platform providing physical facilities including co-working spaces, workshop areas, photo studios, and mini stores. The space features a fabric installation showcasing various viscose rayon materials and provides consultation services for fabric sourcing. JFH supports fashion businesses through campaign assistance, photography services, social media promotion, and connections to fabric mills. The hub also hosts fashion events, workshops, webinars, and virtual fashion shows featuring collections from local Indonesian brands collaborating with APR's sustainable viscose rayon fiber.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Jakarta Fashion Hub Co-Working Space A collaborative creative workspace providing co-working areas, free Wi-Fi, pantry, photo facility, and mini store access for fashion designers, brands, and enthusiasts to design, brainstorm, and collaborate on fashion projects. Members pay Rp50,000 per day per person.
• Fabric Installation and Sourcing Services Access to a wide selection of fabric materials including APR's sustainably produced viscose-rayon fiber, with staff assistance to help members select suitable fabrics for their fashion designs.
• Fashion Events and Workshops Hosts fashion events, workshops, webinars, virtual fashion shows, and networking sessions to educate, connect, and showcase fashion professionals and enthusiasts. Free for members, with topics covering fashion design, sustainable fashion, fabric sourcing, and business development.
• Photography and Photoshoot Facilities Mini photo studio available for fashion shoots and product photography for fashion brands and designers using the JFH coworking facilities.
• Fashion Campaign Support Business support including fashion campaign creation, photoshoot assistance, social media promotion, virtual fashion shows, and connections to fabric mills for designers and fashion brands.

Quantifiable outcome

• Nearly 8,000 members as of January 2023 since launching free membership in mid-2020
• +2 more outcomes

Named customers19 records

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

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App detail

Feature3 records

Partnerships

23 partnerships are on record, tiered flagship and core.

• Jakarta Fashion Week (JFW)flagshipGTM or Marketing Partner · 1 October 2023JFH partners with Jakarta Fashion Week to showcase fashion collections created by local brands using APR's sustainable viscose rayon. At JFW 2023, five local brands (FREDERIKA, Oline Workrobe, BT Batik Trusmi, Geulis, everyday) presented 48 looks at the main event, with a 'Re-See Collection' exhibition subsequently hosted at JFH.
• FREDERIKAflagshipGTM or Marketing Partner · 1 October 2023Fashion brand that collaborated with APR and JFH at JFW 2023, creating the 'Sweet Plantation' collection using APR's biodegradable rayon fiber. The collection was showcased at JFH's Re-See exhibition.
• BT Batik TrusmiflagshipGTM or Marketing Partner · 1 October 2023Fashion brand collaborating with APR and JFH at JFW 2023, presenting 'Sejati Bersanding' batik collection using viscose rayon, showcased at JFH Re-See Collection.
• GeulisflagshipGTM or Marketing Partner · 1 October 2023Fashion brand that used APR's lyocell fiber to create 'Bloom Refresher Spring Summer 2023' collection at JFW 2023, showcased at JFH.
• everydayflagshipGTM or Marketing Partner · 1 October 2023Fashion brand presenting 'Shapes and Form' collection at JFW 2023 using 50/50 rayon-cotton blend, showcased at JFH Re-See Collection.
• Oline WorkrobeflagshipGTM or Marketing Partner · 1 October 2023Fashion brand presenting 'NISKALA' sustainable fashion collection using viscose rayon at JFW 2023, showcased at JFH Re-See Collection.
• PT. Dan LiriscoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor · 1 December 2022Fabric mill partner connected through JFH's Buyer Seller Meet event in December 2022. Dan Liris supplies quality rayon fabrics to fashion brands introduced via JFH's sourcing platform.
• TantracoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor · 1 December 2022Fabric mill partner participating in the JFH Buyer Seller Meet, supplying rayon fabric to fashion brands sourced through JFH.
• Mitra Jasa Sakti Sentosa (MJSS)coreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor · 1 December 2022Fabric mill partner at JFH Buyer Seller Meet event, supplying rayon fabrics to fashion brands.
• HATIcoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor · 1 December 2022Fabric mill partner at JFH Buyer Seller Meet event, supplying rayon fabrics to fashion brands sourced through JFH.
• Asia Citra Pratama (ACP)coreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor · 1 December 2022Fabric mill partner at JFH Buyer Seller Meet, supplying rayon fabrics to fashion brands sourced through JFH.
• bateeqflagshipGTM or Marketing Partner · 1 October 2022Fashion brand collaborating with Monez and APR on the sustainable fashion movement and #BanggaBuatanIndonesia campaign; the 'Subhumi' collection uses viscose rayon from APR and was promoted at JFH.
• Fashion Revolution IndonesiacoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 April 2022JFH serves as the venue host for Fashion Revolution Indonesia, initiated by APR and Closed Loop Fashion. The two-day event in April 2022 featured 16 Indonesian labels in an ethical and sustainable fashion showcase, bazaars, and workshops on natural dyeing and upcycling.
• Closed Loop FashioncoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 April 2022Closed Loop Fashion co-initiated Fashion Revolution Indonesia with APR, using JFH as the event venue. The partnership focuses on promoting circular economy principles and ethical fashion production in Indonesia.
• Muslim Fashion Festival (Muffest) 2021flagshipGTM or Marketing Partner · 1 March 2021JFH and APR collaborated with Muffest 2021, Southeast Asia's largest modest fashion festival. Three local brands (Geulis, Inen Signature, Salt n Pepper) showcased sustainable fashion using APR's viscose rayon fiber through 30+ ready-to-wear pieces, with an 'Everything Indonesia' booth displaying JFH and viscose-rayon products.
• Indonesia Fashion Chamber (IFC)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 March 2021IFC, as the national fashion industry body, partners with APR and JFH to organize fashion events including Muffest and Bali Fashion Trend, providing a platform for Indonesian designers to showcase sustainable fashion collections.
• Inen SignatureflagshipGTM or Marketing Partner · 1 March 2021Fashion brand collaborating at Muffest 2021, displaying 10 collections using viscose-rayon fiber combined with eco-print and natural dyes, supported by JFH and APR.
• Salt n PepperflagshipGTM or Marketing Partner · 1 March 2021Men's fashion brand displaying 10 ready-to-wear pieces using APR's viscose-rayon at Muffest 2021, with the 'Everything Indonesia' theme.
• Sum of the Parts (SOTP)flagshipGTM or Marketing Partner · 1 March 2021Fashion label launching the 'I Love Viscose' capsule collection — the first clothing capsule collaboration between SOTP and APR — sold through JFH's mini store and visit stores channel.
• Tanoto FoundationcoreOthers · 26 October 2020The Tanoto Foundation Building (Tanoto Foundation Center) in downtown Jakarta serves as the physical location for JFH. The building hosts JFH's co-working spaces, workshop areas, photo studios, galleries, and mini-stores.
• 13 Indonesian Fashion Designers and Labels (Batik Reimagined)flagshipGTM or Marketing Partner · 22 October 2020JFH collaborated with 13 Indonesian fashion designers and labels (including Ali Charisma, Sofie, Restu Anggraini, Bateeq, Eureka, Holalulu, Phillip, Ha.Pe, Dissa, Eienno, GYDxZUBE, Wastra Batik, DaneV's) for the virtual fashion show 'Batik Reimagined' celebrating National Batik Day.
• Asia Pacific Rayon (APR)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 18 August 2020JFH is initiated and funded by Asia Pacific Rayon (APR), Indonesia's first fully integrated viscose-rayon producer. APR provides JFH with sustainable viscose rayon materials, fabric sourcing network connections, and corporate support. JFH serves as APR's primary channel for connecting with the fashion designer community and promoting sustainable viscose rayon adoption.
• PT Pan Brothers TbkcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 14 May 2020APR partnered with multinational textile company PT Pan Brothers to produce reusable viscose fiber-based fabric face masks containing 35% viscose fiber material, yielding approximately 100 million masks for public sale during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Regional players

• CoHive: Indonesian coworking and event space operator. Comparable as a domestic coworking competitor in the same geography, though not fashion-focused.
• Common Ground: Major coworking operator with presence across Southeast Asia including Indonesia. Comparable as a regional coworking business model, though Common Ground is general-purpose rather than fashion-specific.

Broad incumbents

• WeWork: Global incumbent in coworking and flexible workspace. Comparable as a broad coworking operator, but WeWork lacks fashion-specific facilities, fabric libraries, and apparel-industry partnerships.

Others

• Tanoto Foundation: Real-estate/venue partner providing the building that houses JFH. Adjacent to JFH's operating model but not a commercial peer; included because the venue relationship is structurally material to JFH's cost base.
• Asia Pacific Rayon (APR): Parent company and primary sponsor of JFH. APR is Indonesia's first integrated viscose-rayon producer; comparable as the upstream textile/material provider whose ecosystem JFH is built to serve.

Direct peers

• Fashion for Good: Global sustainable-fashion accelerator and innovation hub based in Amsterdam. Comparable as a multi-stakeholder platform connecting brands, material innovators, and manufacturers around sustainable textile adoption.
• Closed Loop Fashion: Circular/sustainable fashion initiative co-organizing Fashion Revolution Indonesia at JFH. Closed Loop Fashion is comparable as a community-driven platform promoting sustainable fashion practices and brand collaboration.
• Jakarta Fashion Week (JFW): Indonesia's flagship fashion week and JFH's marquee partner. JFW is comparable as a fashion industry showcase and networking platform for Indonesian designers, though it is an event vs. a permanent hub.
• Indonesia Fashion Chamber (IFC): National fashion industry body that co-organizes events with JFH. IFC operates a similar fashion-ecosystem convening function across Indonesia and is directly comparable as an industry-association-style hub.
• Muslim Fashion Festival (Muffest): Southeast Asia's largest modest-fashion festival, a JFH collaborator. Comparable as a fashion industry showcase and brand-collaboration platform serving Indonesian designers.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights5 records

Customer concentration

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Investors

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