Rock ‘n Aspire
By Kaela Santos
This weekend, I will be attending the 3rd annual Rock ´n Aspire event on February 25th, 2012 at 20th Century Theater in Cincinnati, Ohio. Read more
A Magical Supporter
By Janine Kick
It’s not everyday that we find people who make a strong commitment to upholding our shared values of environmental and social responsibility. At Repair the World® apparel, we consider ourselves very lucky to find dedicated partners who not only share these values, but who also support our brands and our mission. Read more
The Maui Whale Festival
By Kaela Santos
Hello Everyone! My name is Kaela and I am a new member of the Repair the World® apparel family! I am so excited to be a part of this amazing social enterprise. I absolutely love the products and what they stand for. In a time where the earth is paying for the consequences of human action, it is important to be a positive influence and to raise awareness, in order to make constructive changes in conserving our home and our planet’s resources. Read more
How I Reused A Piece Of My Recycling This Week: Food Can to Pen Organizer
By Janine Kick
This week has definitely been a busy one. By the end of the week, I turned to my desk and realized how messy it was. My desk was covered with miscellaneous assignments, books, pens, pencils, and highlighters. I questioned how I managed to get anything finished in all the clutter. In my best attempt to get organized before the weekend, I made a decision to take one of my empty soup cans and turn it into a magnetic organizer. Take a look at how I turned a piece of my recycling into a helpful container. Read more
How I Reused A Piece Of My Recycling This Week: Clementine Container to Magazine Holder
By Micky Osterman
One of my New Year’s resolutions is to reduce my personal waste. I am committed to finding creative ways to reuse items, instead of just throwing them out. This week, I rescued a Clementine container and turned it into a useful, and decorative, magazine holder for my living room.
How to Welcome in a Green New Year
By Janine Kick
On average, Americans throw away an additional 5 million tons of trash during the holiday season. That’s 25% more than usual between Thanksgiving and New Year’s. Read more
First Step to Eco-Friendly Gift Giving
By Micky Osterman
At Repair the World® apparel, we are proud of our friends and customers who are committed to making eco-friendly purchases this holiday season. We are also excited to inform you that buying eco-friendly may be easier than you think. Read more
Pacific Whale Partnership
By Micky Osterman
At Repair the World® apparel, we firmly believe that there is great strength in numbers. As such, we are continuously seeking dedicated partners that share our values and our desire to make a positive and sustainable impact on the world. When we find committed and trustworthy partners, we are eager to share these new relationships with our friends and consumers, so that they too can support these wonderful organizations. Read more
Big Step, Small Town – A Breath of Pure Country Air
by Janine Kick
Since being back at school in Oxford, OH to finish up my senior year at Miami University, I’ve been busy getting back into the swing of things, which hasn’t exactly been easy. I suppose that’s because I’m a bit of a social butterfly and occasionally I find my "priorities" a little out of whack (i.e., catching up with friends instead of keeping up with school work). However, these misguided priorities are what brought me to this particular blog post. Read more
Fashion for Charity Show “Perception vs Reality”
by Micky Osterman
Repair the World® apparel is proud to participate in this years Fashion for Charity event at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. Fashion for Charity is an event that was founded in 2009 by Miami University student Valerie Naymark. Read more