understanding the why 

jevy's mission is to rethink how goods are made: i am creating products exclusively from pre-loved and recycled materials. 

after spending 4+ years working in logistics/supply chain and seeing the underbelly of how many companies operate (where materials are sourced, how products are created, where finished goods go, etc.), i was inspired to create but didn't want to contribute to the overabundance and wastefulness i couldn't help but notice. 

experts estimate there is enough clothing in the world today for the next six generations; and yet we still produce millions of new garments every day (roughly 274 million new garments are produced globally every day). plus, it's estimated that 30% of goods never sell. 

to create goods also means to create waste, and that's something companies should be responsible for. so, at jevy, we are. 

transparency and thoughtful design can reduce waste, reuse resources, and inspire a new way to consume less and care more. 

when you shop jevy, you're buying with intention, helping reduce waste that would've ended up in a landfill, and making the world a better place.