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Libby Armstrong Imieka

Re:Purpose It

Douglasville, Georgia, United States

2301 Carlton Pkwy, #11305, Douglasville, GA 30135, United States

Re:Purpose It creates handmade bags, pouches, patches and accessories from reclaimed textiles. Working with once-loved jeans, sheets and other discarded fabrics, the business turns existing materials into practical, distinctive goods. It also offers custom repurposed embroidered products, including banners and patches.

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Languages:
  • English
Scale
Solo

About the practice

Re:Purpose It grew from its maker’s interest in thrifting and sewing into a small business focused on giving existing textiles another purpose. Its products use fabrics that have already had a life—including jeans and sheets—rather than treating discarded clothing and household textiles as waste. The business combines material recovery with functional design. Its denim coin purse, for example, uses both upcycled denim and reclaimed jean-pocket liners, showing how different parts of an existing garment can become components of a new item. Its bags are described as handmade and one of a kind, reflecting the varied materials available for reuse. Alongside ready-made products, Re:Purpose It offers custom embroidered goods, including market banners and patches for events or special occasions. This extends its reuse approach into personalised products and small-business branding.

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