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
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
Right now, many of us are cooped up at home in our favorite pair of sweatpants, and once or twice, you’ve probably caught yourself spiraling down a deep, dark, hole of online shopping—and we get the appeal. You don’t have to leave the couch, you can visit 10 stores in
Going a little stir crazy? Then it’s time to stir up some fresh-baked goodness in the kitchen. East Carolina University Reborn Ambassador Trysten (@tbone1500) is coming to the rescue to teach you how to make some mouthwatering (and sustainable!) recipes at home. Read on to master his recipe for Garden
At Reborn we like to think of our products as creations that are good for you and the planet. One of our favorite products at Reborn is the Zero Waste Scrunchie, which is made using scraps from the design process so even our own leftovers don’t go to waste. This
“We really try to focus on storytelling at Reborn,” Emily Neville, founder and CEO of Reborn Clothing Co. said. “One time, a dad sent in the shirt he was wearing when his baby boy was born, and it came with this long, hilarious story about that day and about how
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
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
