RE;RE;RE; Lab — Where Waste Becomes Wonder
What happens to the gorgeous, high-grade fabric samples that fuel a design house’s creative process?
Historically, they sat in archives. At RE;RE;RE; Lab, we turned them into a revolution.
Born under the umbrella of JNBY Group, RE;RE;RE; Lab builds upon our foundation of the ""Make Full Use of Fabric"" archival project. We believe that true luxury lies in consciousness. We didn't launch RE;RE;RE; Lab to fill another wardrobe with excess; we built it to offer a smarter, earth-first alternative.
Giving Fabrics A Second Life
By closing the loop from factory floor to finished piece, we aim to reduce resource waste and lower carbon emissions - proving that responsible design starts with using what we already have.
Reimagine
Challenging conventional supply chains to reduce carbon footprints at every stage.
Reuse
ransforming high-value fabric remnants and archival trims into one-of-a-kind limited editions.
Recreate
Merging traditional textile heritage - like our opening lineup made of 100% pure Alxa League wool - with modern, casual-chic silhouettes (think washed denim jackets, tactile knits, and tailored woven shirts).
Patchwork Bag
The bag is designed with scraps of fabric left over from the company's R&D and manufacturing processes, which are then sorted and combined according to different colors and stitched together to create bags. More than 500 patchwork bags have been made and sold at bookstores and art galleries so far.
Wool Tweed Tissue Box
The tissue box has been produced with tightly textured woolen tweed, with a form-hugging design based on the size of the bagged or boxed tissues. The four-way stretch sports knitted material was used to create an opening at the bottom, allowing for easy replacement and attaching securely. The square notch formed by the cut pieces served as inspiration for stacking the remaining square fabrics in a non-uniform manner to create a set of matching coasters, thereby realizing zero waste.
Rabbit Conference Bag
In the 2023 S/S ordering session, we produced 2512 conference bags using 1325 meters of the available stock of fabric.
Reused Products
Make various brands of laundry bags, coasters, throw pillows, lazy sofas and so on with stock fabrics.