ISAIC - Industrial Sewing and Innovation Center
Alex Stchekine is an experienced professional in the fields of innovation research and metal fabrication. Currently serving as Innovation Research Manager and Technical Facilities Manager at ISAIC since August 2020, Stchekine has also operated as an artist and owner of a personal studio focused on creating sculptural and functional metal and concrete designs since May 2005. Previously, Stchekine contributed to the establishment of the bicycle category at Shinola from January 2012 to July 2020, focusing on bicycle concept development and design. Additionally, experience at Special Projects, Inc. involved skilled metal fabrication and concept vehicle production. Stchekine holds a BFA in Metalsmithing from Wayne State University.
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ISAIC - Industrial Sewing and Innovation Center
ISAIC is breaking the apparel manufacturing industry mold. More than a sewing and innovation center, ISAIC is a fundamental new approach. A national resource for those committed to positive impact through responsible production of high-quality garments with solutions centered around people, education, talent force development and cutting-edge technology. With a training institute producing top talent, a learning factory focused on high quality domestic production, a commitment to right-shoring and reducing waste, ISAIC is innovating the future. IT’S TIME TO EMPOWER PEOPLE Students and employees are central to all we do because we believe sustainability starts with people. ISAIC’s proprietary curriculum and apprenticeship provide flexible options for stackable credits, certifications and paid on the job training with paths to high potential careers. The model is clear: people power ISAIC. IT’S TIME FOR DETROIT With a pipeline of well trained, highly skilled sewing specialists and advanced manufacturing technicians, the ISAIC talent force is key to this industry. Revolutionizing the way apparel is manufactured and providing the talent to make it happen is positioning Detroit as the place to do business. IT’S TIME TO CHANGE CLOTHES. CHANGE LIVES cover photo: Peter Larson