The R Collective is a social impact upcycled fashion brand with a mission to create beautiful clothes using waste materials. It was born from Redress, the pioneering Hong Kong based charity working since 2007 to reduce waste in fashion. The collections are created by rescuing the fashion industry’s excess materials, which were destined for landfill, incineration or downcycling. The R Collective seeks to unite innovative design with responsible manufacturing and labeling to reduce climate impact and clean up consumer care habits.
While cycling through the manufacturing district of China, Christina Dean was alarmed by the origin of clothing in the West. Dean is a sustainable fashion advocate who Founded NGO Redress, with its mission to reduce waste in the fashion industry, in 2007 in Hong Kong, and who Founded The R Collective, the award-winning social impact business rescuing, reusing and recycling fashion’s waste since 2017.
A range of elevated streetwear including dresses, jackets and handbags. Versatile pieces that are built to last and can be styled up or down for a variety of occasions. Made from high quality rescued and reused materials
This location allows our store to be just down the street from our local manufacturing partners. As a brand with high standards for sustainable and ethical labor practices, The R Collective works with numerous manufacturing companies to ensure they are getting what they are promising their clients. With their historic manufacturing partners, such as TAL Apparel, being located in Hong Kong, the R Collective has forged new bonds with manufacturers in Los Angeles; their intention being to decrease carbon footprint by choosing local instead of shipping across the ocean. Los Angeles is home to two high quality manufacturing companies who meet the high standards of The R Collective, Bomme Studio and Nature USA.
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