Revive to Survive

REVIVE TO SURVIVE

BE KIND TO PLANET EARTH, REVIVE YOUR VELLIES.

PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS SERVICE IS ONLY AVAILABLE IN SOUTH AFRICA

OUR GOAL

REVIVE TO SURVIVE ’s goal is to minimize and reduce the environmental impact our brand has on the planet by reviving your vellies and extending their life cycle. Our mission is to move towards a more sustainable supply chain, and eventually have a 100% sustainable brand. Going against the industry standard of fast fashion, we believe in quality products and the three R’s (reduce, reuse, recycle). We have other super exciting projects on the way closing our product supply chain cycle loop and it involves upcycling!

New outer sole only

R300.00 PER RESOLE

First resole is free, subsequent resoles cost R300.00 each.

Sole must be worn out at least 70% showing a smooth texture.

Inner board should be in perfect condition without any damage.

Stitch down must be in good condition.

Note: Torn leather cannot be fixed.

RESOLE NOW

Resole Qualify: This term refers to the conditions under which a pair of vellies (shoes) can be resoled. The first resole is provided free of charge, but subsequent resoles will cost R300.00 each.

1. The sole of the vellies must be worn out at least 70%, indicating significant use.
2. The inner board, which is the structural component inside the shoe, should be in perfect condition and not showing any signs of wear and tear or damage.
3 The texture of the sole should be worn out between 70 to 80%.
If the vellies meet these criteria, they are eligible for resoling, and the customer will be charged R300.00 for each subsequent resole.

Full Revive: This term refers to a more extensive restoration service for vellies. The cost for a full revive is R680.00.

THE CONDITIONS FOR A FULL REVIVE ARE AS FOLLOWS:

1.The inner board of the vellies is damaged, cracked, or torn.
2. The stitch-down, which refers to the stitching that attaches the upper part of the shoe to the sole, has come undone.
3. The outer sole is worn out and has reached the inner board, causing it to stick out.
In these cases, a full revive is required to restore the vellies to a usable condition.
Important notice: If the leather of the vellies is torn where the stitch down is, it cannot be revived.

IT’S IMPORTANT TO LOOK AFTER YOUR VELLIES FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS:

1.Regular Cleaning: Leather can harbor dirt, grime, and bacteria if not properly cleaned. Regular cleaning and maintenance help remove accumulated dirt, sweat, and odors, contributing to better hygiene.
2.Durability: Proper care and maintenance can significantly extend the lifespan of leather products.
Regular cleaning, conditioning, and protection help prevent cracking, drying, and other forms of damage, ensuring that your leather items last longer.3.Sustainability: Caring for your leather vellies promotes sustainability by reducing the need for frequent replacements. By extending the life of your leather goods, you minimize waste and the environmental impact associated with the production and disposal of new items.

Overall, looking after your leather not only preserves its aesthetic appeal and durability but also protects your investment, enhances comfort, maintains hygiene, and contributes to sustainable practices.

THE CONDITIONS FOR A RESOLE QUALIFICATION ARE AS FOLLOWS:

Resole Qualify: This term refers to the conditions under which a pair of vellies (shoes) can be resoled. The first resole is provided free of charge, but subsequent resoles will cost R300.00 each.

1. The sole of the vellies must be worn out at least 70%, indicating significant use.
2. The inner board, which is the structural component inside the shoe, should be in perfect condition and not showing any signs of wear and tear or damage.
3 The texture of the sole should be worn out between 70 to 80%.
If the vellies meet these criteria, they are eligible for resoling, and the customer will be charged R300.00 for each subsequent resole.

Full Revive: This term refers to a more extensive restoration service for vellies. The cost for a full revive is R680.00.

THE CONDITIONS FOR A FULL REVIVE ARE AS FOLLOWS:

1.The inner board of the vellies is damaged, cracked, or torn.
2. The stitch-down, which refers to the stitching that attaches the upper part of the shoe to the sole, has come undone.
3. The outer sole is worn out and has reached the inner board, causing it to stick out.
In these cases, a full revive is required to restore the vellies to a usable condition.
Important notice: If the leather of the vellies is torn where the stitch down is, it cannot be revived.

IT’S IMPORTANT TO LOOK AFTER YOUR VELLIES FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS:

1.Regular Cleaning: Leather can harbor dirt, grime, and bacteria if not properly cleaned. Regular cleaning and maintenance help remove accumulated dirt, sweat, and odors, contributing to better hygiene.
2.Durability: Proper care and maintenance can significantly extend the lifespan of leather products.
Regular cleaning, conditioning, and protection help prevent cracking, drying, and other forms of damage, ensuring that your leather items last longer.3.Sustainability: Caring for your leather vellies promotes sustainability by reducing the need for frequent replacements. By extending the life of your leather goods, you minimize waste and the environmental impact associated with the production and disposal of new items.

Overall, looking after your leather not only preserves its aesthetic appeal and durability but also protects your investment, enhances comfort, maintains hygiene, and contributes to sustainable practices.

The fashion industry is one of the biggest contributors of the earths pollution, it is right up there with fuel and agriculture, scary right?

The industry is polluting our skies, water and soil through unsustainable and irresponsible manufacturing along with the disposal of billions of garments and other toxic chemicals and materials each year. Due to fast fashion trends, the industry drives manufacturers to only focus on efficiency and mass production and not consider the wellbeing, livelihood and survival of future generations.

8% of all Greenhouse Gasses

The fashion industry accounts for 8% of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions, this makes it the 3rd most polluting industry on the planet.

1.2B Tonnes Of Carbon

The fashion industry produces around 1.2 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide per year— that is more than both international airlines and maritime shipping combined.

Less than 1% is recycled

Less than 1% of fashion materials are recycled into new clothing at the end of their life cycle.