Many collegians agree that sophomore year tends to be the least stressful following the stupor of the freshman experience, with graduate school admissions and job applications far on the horizon. But Emily Neville, then 19, saw her second year at N.C. State University as an opportune time to launch her
It’s time to rethink the way you do business. The COVID-19 pandemic may be the defining moment of this decade—but that doesn’t mean you have to let its impact define your business. Now is the time to hit the reset button and rethink your e-commerce strategy, and Reborn is here
Summer 2020 has been the season of staying in—which means its also been a summer full of DIY kitchen, home and closet projects. We already taught you how to whip up some mouthwatering focaccia and sourdough loafs, and now we’ve got a new project for you to test out this
Reborn Clothing Co. of Raleigh has created a limited-edition Pride Pom Keychain, made from the rainbow of scraps generated during the company’s manufacturing process. All proceeds benefit The LGBT Center of Raleigh. Shop for one here. Read the full article from Midtown Magazine to learn more about what Reborn and other locals are up to in
“I was able to easily fit two large beach towels, snacks, water bottles, a Bluetooth speaker, sunscreen, hats, masks, two cell phones, our beach clothes and we still had plenty of room in the beach tote. It’s not too heavy of a bag to carry and didn’t hurt my arms
Independence Day is coming up, and we’re itching for a long weekend spent by the beach. We’ve pulled together our team’s favorite sustainable products for a weekend spent in the sun. Whether you need to keep your drinks cool or just want to look stylish on the sand, check out
Reborn Clothing Co. teamed up with legendary life-proof textile manufacturers Sunbrella Fabrics to create the bags of the summer. Say goodbye to soggy beach bags, stained totes, and broken zippers, and say hello to the bags that you’ll be carrying all summer, next summer and, yep—you guessed it—the one after
If you’ve been following along with Reborn Clothing Co.’s story, you’ve probably heard the term “upcycling” thrown around. Truly—we can’t go a day at the office without hearing it a hundred times. And that’s because upcycling—or taking materials and products that already exist and transforming them into something totally new
Eighty pounds—or the equivalent of four car tires—is how much clothing the average person throws away per year. And of all the discarded clothing taking up space in our landfills, 95 percent can be reused or recycled. Reborn Clothing Co. is on a mission to change the fate of that
“Reborn Clothing Co., a N.C.-based upcycling company, has launched a line of totes and zipper pouches in partnership with the performance fabric company, making use of its scrap fabric materials. Reborn’s mission with the line was to create pieces that each have their own unique fabric combination. The first limited-release
