Featured on NBC Click2Houston – Houston Life: “New alternative to thrifting for your family”

Featured on NBC Click2Houston, Houston Life: “New alternative to thrifting for your family”

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By: Derek Shore, Houston Life Host

HOUSTON – Clothing can be so expensive. Especially when kids outgrow them so quickly, or fashion goes out of style.

That’s why we have Hannah M. Le, founder of RE.STATEMENT in the studio, teaching us how to upcycle, be eco-friendly, and save on clothes.

One of one. When it is gone, it is gone.

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What is RE.STATEMENT?

It is an online marketplace where you can buy bold, one-of-a-kind clothes made from unwanted materials, pieces you can’t find at thrift or retail stores.

What is upcycling?

Upcycling is an option to revamp your wardrobe. You can cut, sew, patch, paint, embroider, or block print on clothing you no longer use.

You can see some examples of upcycled clothes sold by RE.STATEMENT in the pictures below.

Upcycled Clothing
Upcycled Clothing (Copyright 2023 by KPRC Click2Houston, all rights reserved.)
Hannah M. Le, founder of RE.STATEMENT, showcases upcycled clothes she sells online.
Hannah M. Le, founder of RE.STATEMENT, showcases upcycled clothes she sells online. (Copyright 2023 by KPRC Click2Houston, all rights reserved.)

Plus, a fun and easy block printing DIY to upcycle these pieces at home.

Setup for block printing shirts.
Setup for block printing shirts. (Copyright 2023 by KPRC Click2Houston, all rights reserved.)
Hannah Le and Derrick Shore block printing shirts.
Hannah Le and Derrick Shore block printing shirts. (Copyright 2023 by KPRC Click2Houston, all rights reserved.)
Hannah Le teaches Derrick Shore how to block print shirts.

Full article on NBC Click2Houston’s Houston Life here.

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