Emily Neville and her company, Reborn Clothing Co, is not letting a global pandemic stop the growth of her textiles company. “We now have a contingency plan for our contingency plan,” said Neville. Some of the ways Reborn is flexing during this pandemic is partnering with other local brands, such as Fullsteam
Neville said Reborn Clothing Co.’s unique business model and genuine support from employees is what distinguishes her company. Each of the employees at Reborn Clothing Co. are valuable members of their small, flexible team, according to Neville. With about half of their employees new within the last month, Reborn Clothing
Entrepalooza is an annual event hosted by NC State, for “thinkers and doers.” Last Thursday, students had an opportunity to experience entrepreneurship around them through local businesses and fellow student entrepreneurs. Reborn showcased not only our upcycled products at this event, but who we are as a company. We hold
Students, families and fans came out to Hillsborough Street on Saturday, August 24th, for NC State’s annual Packapalooza. We had a blast showing off our newest NC State Reborn products. Packapalooza has allowed us to practice one of our core principles — staying involved in events on or around our
Sometimes coming back to your roots can remind you of why you began a journey in the first place. Reborn Founder and CEO Emily Neville discovered an opportunity for a business that transforms surplus or worn tees into something new. NC State played an instrumental role in Neville’s creation since
We’ve designed our cutest product yet – a teddy bear wearing a Reborn tee. These tiny tees are made from regular-size branded surplus shirts. We’re starting with our home base, NC State, and these bears will be available at Wolfpack Outfitters in just one week! From there, we’re pushing this
