Check out the article featuring Project ReWear in the September 2025 issue of Fashion Manuscript.

Project ReWear was recently featured by KCLU.

Project ReWear founder Kimberly Lau discusses her sustainable fashion journey, from closet clean-out to launching a Southern California resale movement with innovative initiatives like the Landfill Project and #LAStrong wildfire relief collection.

Our founders Kim and Linda delve into Project ReWear’s mission on FOX 11 News In Depth, highlighting how circular fashion and secondhand resale are being transformed into a movement in Southern California with meaningful environmental and community impact.

We’re thrilled to share another exciting media moment - Project ReWear is now featured on Clean The Sky, Trend Hunter’s vertical dedicated to positive eco trends and breakthrough innovations.

Digital lifestyle publication AnnKM presents Project ReWear’s origin story—how two moms are making secondhand shopping both purposeful and accessible for families. This feature reaches Ann Kaplan’s values‑driven readers who care about entrepreneurial impact and conscious consumption.

KTLA’s LA Unscripted segment explores Project ReWear’s mission-driven approach to sustainable fashion, showcasing how our Southern California resale store combines style and social impact to inspire eco-conscious living.

On the OneMicNite podcast, host Marcos Luis dives into the story behind Project ReWear—detailing our journey, founding vision, and how we're transforming secondhand shopping into a movement rooted in purpose and community.

Project ReWear founder Kimberly Lau sits down with entrepreneur and investor David Meltzer on his Office Hours podcast to share the inspiration behind our sustainable fashion mission, the fight against fast fashion, and the future of circular resale.

California Apparel News spotlights Project ReWear with a powerful double feature—from a standalone digital story titled “Two Moms. Too Much Waste. One Big Idea” to a cover placement in its May issue—recognizing our influence in sustainable fashion and growing impact in the industry.

The Los Angeles Business Journal profiles Project ReWear in its “Store Rethinks Secondhand Clothes” feature—showcasing how our Thousand Oaks boutique is redefining sustainable kids’ fashion with a curated, family-friendly approach.

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

In a Forbes article on the next wave of sustainable fashion, founder Kimberly Lau shares the story of Project ReWear’s mission to rescue preloved children’s clothing from landfills and elevate circular resale in Southern California.

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

KTLA’s morning news spotlighted our #LAStrong clothing collection, transforming upcycled denim with repurposed tees in a vibrant, eco‑fashion segment—highlighting our creative approach to community‑driven sustainable style.

Spectrum News 1 reporter Sarah Pilla visited our boutique for a live feature on the #LAStrong campaign. Founder Kimberly Lau and collaborator Deborah Lindquist demonstrated upcycling techniques—like transforming thrifted jackets with #LAStrong tees and crochet detailing—to highlight hands‑on sustainable fashion.

Project ReSourcing Journal spotlights Project ReWear’s #LAStrong campaign—showcasing our upcycled t-shirts, denim jackets, and hoodies (each piece unique), with 100% of profits supporting SoCal wildfire relief through partners like the California Community Foundation, Pasadena Humane, and the LAFD Foundation.Wear's #LAStrong fundraising campaign gets the attention of Sourcing Journal.

In a feature on Fashion Maniac, Project ReWear’s #LAStrong campaign is spotlighted as a powerful example of "magic resilience"—showcasing how mission-led fashion can bring style, sustainability, and support to SoCal wildfire survivors through thoughtful upcycling.

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.”