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Remanufactured Accessories: Waste Reborn With Purpose
Every accessory in this collection started its life as something else — a garment worn, a textile discarded, a material overlooked. Through Circular Thrift’s remanufacture process, these pieces are taken apart, thoughtfully redesigned, and brought back to life as functional, beautiful accessories.
Each item diverts textile waste from landfills, reduces the demand for new production, and shows what’s possible when creativity and sustainability work hand in hand.
Style that tells a story. Impact you can wear.
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The Circular Thrift Guide
A practical, step-by-step digital download that empowers anyone to host sustainable fashion events in their own community. From planning and outreach to set-up, swaps, workshops, and impact tracking, this guide captures everything I’ve learned from years of organizing circular fashion experiences. Perfect for schools, neighborhoods, clubs, and creatives looking to spark change locally.
Shop Sustainably
We’ve curated a list of other retailers who share our values of reuse and remanufacturing:
The founder Maggie Henricks is in the store which is on the main drag of Fort Collins literally making things while one shops. Her creativity is infectious and her pieces are practical and lovely.
Plant based footwear for men. Founder Eric Liedtke is a former Adidas executive and is tackling the toughest product category (footwear) with the mindset of an environmental purist. LOVE.
Based Los Angeles, SUAY is investing in skilled laborers and creating a truly transparent textile recycling, reuse, and repair model that serves everyone.
This is a platform specifically to support makers of remanufactured products. Some of the items are amazing. Supporting this kind of community is critical to its success in scaling.
Sarah and Louise Silk are a mother / daughter duo. They make one of a kind denim pieces at their studio in Pittsburgh.
Denim brand with a totally vertical US model. The idea of clothing ourselves from fibers procured and processed locally is part of the growing Fibershed movement. This brand is doing it.
