Recycling and sustainability have been the most common words in the fashion world for years, even more so in this last period.
The rhythms of the fashion system are now obsolete and need a complete overhaul, as pointed out first by Giorgio Armani, then by Dries Van Noten and now also by the Council of Fashion Designers of America and the British Fashion Council.

Many brands are going in this direction, starting from material recycling and upcycling, but there are those who have taken this process to another level.
The Japanese label OLD PARK has made reuse and upcycling its signature style.

By putting together a huge amount of failed, (torn, washed, stained) and used products of brands like The North Face, Patagonia, Nike, JanSport, Eastpak, adidas, etc., which are already going in this direction in a strong way with many projects and initiatives, OLD PARK has recycled them into original and beautiful garments.

Different colors and fabrics, shirts, backpack and bag elements that blend perfectly, GORE-TEX embroidery, brand logos, pockets, zippers, etc., help to create hybrid items that have one of the most sought-after characteristics by true enthusiasts, uniqueness.