When I got into this, I didn’t really plan to create a brand, or contemplate how to make the very best value offering.  Making stuff out of garbage seemed timely and made sense.

How it all came about is kind of neat story, but that’s not the point of this post.  I really believe that the brand we’ve created has integrity.

Why?

Because we’re committed to creating unique products. And we’re committed to the environment. And we’re not just saying it cause it’s en vogue, we’re living it.

Our products are made with 99% garbage.  I call it garbage because that’s what it is – waste material that has not been processed. Unlike recycled plastic, for example, the materials we use are how they were when they were disposed.  We refurbish them and implement them in ways that we think make sense.  Our objective is to create and deliver a quality offering that provides the best value on the market.

To me, value is relative to the amount of integrity that is implemented into a product.

What does that mean?

If someone really cares about what they’re making, how it’s being made, and what is being used to make it.  And they care about the impact that product will have on the world, then there’s a good chance there’s some integrity and value there.  Because when you care, you take the time to hand-pick the very best materials, you handle them with care and pay attention to the details.  You take pride in your work and it shows.  A product that has value is one that, through the implementation of integrity, exemplifies physical AND ideological beauty. That’s what Reclaim Recycled Products is all about.