There is a way to turn that mountain of unused t-shirts accumulated through various travels into something you will cherish and actually use. Project Repat will take your T-shirts and turn them into ...
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — We all have those favorite t-shirts from events that are hard to let go of but are taking up space! Here is a solution, called Project Repat and joining us with more is CEO ...
For Neal Venancio, owner of Precision Sportswear, the North American Free Trade Agreement was a disaster. The cut-and-sew shop in Fall River employed 60 workers when he bought it in 1993, but as his ...
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — We all have those favorite t-shirts from events that are hard to let go of but are taking up space! Here is a solution, called Project Repat and joining us with more is ...
For many people, old t-shirts are like trophies, says Nathan Rothstein. Some shirts remind them of a race they won, an intramural sport they took part in, or possibly a charity event they contributed ...
FALL RIVER — Let’s just admit it: America has a T-shirt problem. You are still denying this? How does two billion T-shirts a year sound to you. Two billion. A year. But there is help — as close as ...
When Ross Lohr and Nathan Rothstein founded Project Repat in February 2012, they wanted to prevent retailers and consumers alike from sending used T-shirts to landfills to go to waste. Six years later ...
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