ABOUT US
At REFASH, we believe in a sustainable fashion future.
Thrifting is more than just finding amazing deals on your favourite brands. It’s about shopping with intention and standing for sustainability. The clothes we wear have the power to create change.
Women don’t wear more than 70% of what’s in their closet.
OUR STORY
In 2016, Aloysius Sng, the founder of REFASH, was inspired by his wife's wardrobe, noticing a closet full of unworn clothes. Despite their excellent condition, many pieces were discarded to make room for more shopping. Recognizing the value in these unwanted items, Aloysius embarked on a mission.
In 8 years, we've successfully found new homes for over 3 million fast fashion pieces, positioning ourselves to revolutionise the way people buy and sell secondhand fashion.
In May 2022, REFASH joined forces with the Carousell Group, a perfect match in their shared mission to make secondhand the first choice.
WHY REFASH?
We do the work to give your clothing a second life.
SUPER CONVENIENT
*COMING SOON!* Drop your unwanted clothing off at our store and receive a quote for accepted items within a few working days.
GET PAID FOR CLOTHES YOU NO LONGER WEAR
Who doesn’t love getting a little extra money?! The best part? You will be paid in cash for clothes you no longer wear and need!
SUSTAINABILITY GUARANTEED
Our mission is centred around extending the life of clothing for as long as possible, from one owner to the next. But what happens to clothes that we reject? We help you to donate them!
Shaping the future of fashion, resale is here to stay.
Shaping the future of fashion, resale is here to stay. REFASH does good for people and the planet. We give new life to millions of used clothing, offsetting the environmental and financial cost of fashion.
In our 8 years of operation:
Saved
7,392,877
pieces of clothing from the landfills
Gave
3,651,593
of used clothes a second life
Resold preloved clothing from
over 998+
fashion labels
19.2 million
kilograms of carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e) displaced
19.96 billion
litres of water saved