Legendary Sports Executive, entrepreneur, and investor, David Meltzer recently interviewed our Founder and CEO, Kimberly Lau, on his popular podcast.

California Apparel News dropped their latest issue - and we’re thrilled to share that the Project ReWear feature turned into an amazing double placement!

Check out the article in the Los Angeles Business Journal featuring an interview with Kim and Linda, as well as some great photos.

In just four months, our community has achieved something incredible, saving over 900 pounds of clothing from ending up in landfills!

We were recently featured in a Forbes article.

As those impacted continue to struggle, the Project ReWear team is committed to providing ongoing support through the sales of our #LAStrong

Project ReWear's #LAStrong is featured in a segment on the KTLA Morning News.

Spectrum News 1 reporter and Project ReWear supporter, Sarah Pilla, came to our Thousand Oaks boutique to do a live story on our #LAStrong.

Project ReWear's #LAStrong fundraising campaign gets the attention of Sourcing Journal.

Check out the article about our #LAStrong fundraising campaign in the latest edition of Fashion Maniac.

Last week Team Project ReWear gathered to do our most important photo shoot yet.

L.A. Parent has featured Project ReWear in a fantastic piece titled “Project ReWear Redefines Sustainable Shopping for Families in L.A.”

Don't miss Kimberly Lau's podcast interview on The Kara Goldin Show. Listen Now!

On the morning of January 7th, 2025, as a rare and dangerously powerful Santa Ana windstorm swept through LA, fire quickly broke out.

On December 7th, Project ReWear celebrated the grand opening of its Thousand Oaks, CA, boutique.

California is the first state to hold textile companies responsible. CBS News' Danya Bacchus explains in an interview with Project ReWear.

Spectrum News 1's Sarah Pullin visited Project ReWear to talk to our Founder, Kimberly Lau and Linda Young about sustainable fashion.

Project ReWear is featured on KCAL CBS News Los Angeles.

Last month we gathered with six of Project ReWear’s Ambassadors who came out to model cozy layers and special occasion outfits.

The shift to thrift is trending, and consumers realize they don’t need to buy brand new to stay ahead of the fashion curve.