The Repurfect Concept

We opened in Provincetown with a simple idea: give creative people a place to show what can happen when you treat discarded materials as inspiration instead of trash. What started as a gallery for local artists working with found objects and upcycling soon grew into something bigger—a curated collection of smart, surprising, and yes, beautiful products from makers around the world.

The common thread? Everything at Repurfect began life as something else. Retired boat sails, moth-eaten sweaters, scratched vinyl records, billboards, computer parts—all given another chance to be useful, stylish, and worth talking about.

Here’s the difference: our products don’t just use recycled material, they wear their past proudly. You don’t just get a bag; you get a bag that used to be a tire tube. You don’t just get a journal; you get one whose cover was once a record album. We want you to see the second life built into every piece.

By the end of the Summer 2025 season, it was clear our original name, Repurposed, no longer fit. It was too generic, too easily mistaken for a thrift shop, and too widely used by other businesses. For our future growth, we needed a name that was ours alone—one that reflects not just what we do, but how we do it. Enter Repurfect: Repurposed + Perfect. A sharper name for the same mission.

Provincetown has always valued creativity and sustainability, and so do we. Some of our raw materials come straight from our neighbors, with a portion of the proceeds returning to the community through our Give 10 collection.

Repurfect is more than a store. It’s proof that the throwaway economy isn’t the only way—that old things can come back not just as good, but as perfect.