Turning surplus materials into valuable items
We believe every piece of material has the potential to shine again. Whether it's deadstock, warranty returns, flawed collections, or unsellable returns, we give these materials a new lease on life. The result? A new product full of character and a story that sticks.
Surplus materials with potential
We love brainstorming how to give your excess materials a second life. Think deadstock, returned goods, collections with minor flaws, or warranty cases.
What can we upcycle for you?
From jackets and trousers to accessories or fabric scraps, we can transform them into something special. Even details like zippers, labels, or pockets can be reused in the design. That’s how we create a circular product that’s both practical and tells your brand’s story.
Why upcycling?
By giving clothing or surplus material a new purpose, you prevent waste and extend the life of raw materials. A jacket that wasn't sold doesn't have to end up in a landfill—it could be a bag or laptop sleeve for years to come. This way, your brand actively contributes to a circular future.
From jacket to bag – the OBEY collaboration
For OBEY, we designed an exclusive collection of bags made from their surplus stock. We reused almost every part: labels, zips, linings, pockets. The result? Nine unique models, each with an unmistakable OBEY identity and a sustainable backstory.
Handmade in Amsterdam, with attention to detail
Our products are crafted locally by a small, dedicated team. This approach gives us the flexibility to move quickly. Whether you need 10 or 1,000 units, we make it happen—with care for details and the original material. Every product is handmade and tells its own story.
Start your upcycle project
Are you a brand with deadstock, returns, or rejected collections? We’d love to discuss how we can transform your materials into a unique, sustainable collection. We support you through the entire process, from design to production. The collaboration details are tailored to your needs—every project is bespoke.