Meet the founder: Denise Ho from Kitdo We sat down with Denise Ho, the founder of Kitdo, a brand new environmentally friendly accessory, that can help you restyle your garments in more than 10 ways! Check out our full interview...
Our Favourite Sustainable Gifts - Hong Kong Edition As Christmas is fast approaching, we have done a quick roundup of our favourite sustainable gifts. Suitable for all the family these ideas are not only more eco-friendly but can provide...
How To Prepare For Your Christmas Family Photoshoot Fantastic, you’ve booked your slot at the Retykle Christmas family photographs and now you’re wondering “well, what the heck do I wear” or maybe you’re thinking “how am I going to get...
An interview with Melissa: The Co-Author of Bravery Grows We sat down with author Melissa, an author who has recently published a very special book called "Bravery Grows" with co-author Daisy Geddes. Bravery Grows is a special book about children dealing...
How To Shop Secondhand for Your Children’s Clothing Kids grow so fast, it is hard to keep up with their ever-changing closet. Shopping second hand for your children prevents a huge amount of clothing ending up in landfill along...
5 Ways to Bring Nature Into Your Home Design Our homes are not only spaces for us to live, work, entertain, and play, but they are our safe havens and can greatly affect our mental health and wellbeing. Spending time...
Paper Roll Easter Chicks Craft sourced from One Little Project. All pictures belong to its respected brand/contributor. Wouldn't these paper roll chicks make adorable little egg holders? This is a fun project for the fun Easter holiday & your tykes...
Why does RETYKLE carry New With Tags? Overproduction is a big issue in the fashion industry. The industry produces more products than the markets demand & often end up disposing of the leftovers. Most clothing suppliers have a minimum order...
Recycle in the 852: Where, Why, How By 2022, each person would throw away no more than 0.8 kg of waste per day - a target set by the Hong Kong government in 2013. Well, we’ve stepped into 2022 and...
