Re-Make: Reworking the Future of Fashion

In a world dominated by mass production, Re-Make dares to take a different path—one that values creativity, sustainability, and individuality. We transform damaged and discarded materials into one-of-a-kind products giving them new life through bold patchwork and striped designs that celebrate craftsmanship over conformity.

Pioneering a new way forward in an industry overshadowed by fast fashion isn’t easy. But we believe that small businesses like ours hold the power to innovate, inspire, and connect. Every piece we create carries a story—of resilience, reinvention, and responsible fashion.

Join us in reworking fashion for a better future. One stitch at a time.

Hear from our Customers

  • Jack M.

    "With real craftmenship, we're proud to have Re-Made products for sale alongside our mainline of vintage products in store."

  • Elliott P.

    "Having a sustainable partner like Re-Made has really pushed us forward as a business, our youngest demographic is desperate for more!"

  • Matt H.

    "We submitted one of our ideas to Re-Made just to share our thoughts... Our products being made!! We didn't realise it was possible to create our designs."

Our Story

Re-Make was born from a lifelong passion for second-hand fashion and sustainability. Our founder, Myles, spent seven years working professionally in the second-hand fashion industry, but his journey started much earlier. Growing up, weekends were spent at traditional English car boot sales, where every item—whether toys, clothes, or forgotten treasures—had the potential for a second life. This early exposure instilled a deep appreciation for reuse, resourcefulness, and the value of giving old things new purpose.

During college, fashion and individuality became a daily expression, but keeping up with trends while working a minimum-wage job quickly exposed the gap between affordability and accessibility. Moving out at just 16, while juggling full-time education and part-time work, meant that second-hand fashion wasn’t just a choice—it was a necessity.

As fashion trends evolved, so did Myles’ perspective. Unique thrifted pieces that once held peak popularity soon faded—yet they could be easily resold online. Apps like Depop became a gateway, and from there, a small second-hand fashion business was born. What started as a means of survival transformed into a mission: to challenge wasteful fashion cycles and create something new from the discarded.

Re-Make is the next step in that journey—a brand that reworks damaged materials into one-of-a-kind, sustainable fashion. Because style should be original, ethical, and built to last.

Inspiration

Design through symmetry

At Re-Make, every stitch and seam is more than just a design choice—it’s a reflection of the world around us. Our signature patchwork and striped patterns aren’t just about aesthetics; they’re inspired by the balance and symmetry found in nature. From the delicate repetition of flower petals to the organic flow of tree rings, we see beauty in the imperfect, the asymmetrical, and the reimagined. Each piece tells a story of renewal, proving that fashion, like nature, can be bold, sustainable, and endlessly evolving.

Honest approach

Transparency in every thread

At Re-Make, we believe that honesty and innovation go hand in hand. That’s why every piece we create comes with a label that tells the real story—a clear, honest breakdown of materials, distinguishing between new and recycled fabrics.

Our commitment to transparency doesn’t stop there. Each label also features a QR code, offering customers instant authentication and deeper insight into the journey of their garment. From the origins of the materials to the craftsmanship behind each stitch, we want our customers to feel connected, informed, and confident in their choices. Sustainability isn’t just a statement—it’s a responsibility.