Collection

Our stylish yet durable leather eyeglass case will keep your specs protected and clean! Made with all upcycled materials, this case can be tossed in your bag as a safe place to store glasses. 

Our sweet, mini tote is the perfect little bag to carry your knitting projects, school supplies or even your lunch. It’s a great size for kids, too! 

The Felicia bracelet is made with thin strips of upcycled leather. Perfect for everyday wear! 

Add a pop of color to your furniture this year with our Kantha pillowcovers! Made by our partner organization Basha, these covers from repurposed saris in Bangladesh are the perfect final piece for your home decor!

Heading to the farmer's market or running errands around town? Our Canvas Bag is the perfect item to throw in your car or carry on a walk. Lightweight, spacious, and with a large front pocket, you'll be prepared for whatever the day holds!

Represent Re:new Project while sipping on your favorite hot or cold drink with our new tumblers! These 22oz., doubled-walled stainless steel tumblers with a reusable straw are sure to keep your beverages piping hot or ice cold. 

Cleanse and moisturize your hands with these beautiful, all-natural, olive oil soaps from Sitti Soap! Based in Ontario, Canada, Sitti Soap supports refugee women through traditional soap making.

Our Fabric Wristlet is the perfect accessory to clip on your wallet or set of keys. Made of upcycled material, this item adds a fun pop of color to your accessories & bags.

Our sturdy yet stylish leather wristlet makes an excellent addition to your accessories. Use it as a keychain or clip it on to your favorite clutch. 

The Amina earrings are a classy addition to any outfit! Made with upcycled leather materials, these earrings are perfect for night out, running errands, or a casual lunch!

Donation

Perfect in time for Christmas, these handmade ornaments from Vickery Trading Co. are a colorful touch to your tree this year! These beautiful decorations are a partnership between refugee women resettled in Dallas, Texas, and indigenous communities in Oto