Reborn Clothing Co. began with a simple mission: to reduce textile waste on a personal level. Today, we’re working with organizations of all sizes to reduce waste on a major scale. This Earth Day, and every day, we encourage you to join Reborn in the effort to create a cleaner
“Sustainability is such an important issue since billions of pounds of textiles are wasted every year. . .we have this huge issue on our hands and we’ve really got an amazing opportunity to help turn this around.” Read the full blog post from Rightsleeve to learn more about how Reborn
In a world becoming more focused on creating a better tomorrow, there has been a great shift towards creating more sustainable products. Many industries have adapted, but it seems that the fashion industry has yet to fully adopt the trend. Luckily, NC State’s campus is brimming with young entrepreneurs (the
At Reborn, we’re always committed to being a part of the solution. Right now, people and businesses in our community and beyond are struggling—and we want to be there for those in need. The Reborn Team is currently practicing something everyone can do to slow the spread of COVID-19: social
Most people would assume that leftover scraps of fabric belong in the trash, but Emily Neville, founder of Raleigh-based Reborn Clothing Co., sees their potential to become something new and exciting. “We didn’t want to see this perfectly usable, brand new condition fabric shredded or sold for pennies a pound,” Neville
We could all use a little color, a little warmth and a little fun right now. Reborn Clothing Co. is committed to creating products that make you—and our planet—feel good. With summer on the way and good times on the horizon, we wanted to bring you some exciting new products
Reborn Clothing Co. is implementing measures to mitigate risk and minimize the impact of the COVID-19 outbreak, so its partners can feel as comfortable as possible during this time. Reborn is a domestic manufacturer, and is taking precautions to ensure that its facilities remain sanitary and that its employees are
Reborn Clothing Co. has teamed up with UNC-Chapel Hill to reduce textile and plastic waste. The Reborn team collected outdated UNC-CH Facilities Services uniforms and transformed them into functional plastic bag dispenser sleeves and portable utensil holders. Reborn is excited to play a key role in a partnership that helps
2400 calories, 12 doughnuts, 5 miles, 1 hour. This is the mantra of the Krispy Kreme Challenge in Raleigh, North Carolina. Every February, thousands of runners gather at the NC State bell tower to tackle the Krispy Kreme Challenge. The boldest participants run two and a half miles to the
It’s time to step up our game. With every passing decade, fashion and textiles have had an increasing impact on our environment. Now more than ever, what you buy, and what textile corporations construct, matters. For years, the fashion industry has taken it’s toll on our planet, but it’s a
