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SUPER FLEA MARKET
x RE Project by Pandora Kim-Mai Graessl
€100.00*
incl. VAT, if applicable. Excl. shipping.
Ready for shipment: 2-5 days
Product number:
SFM_REPROJECT_3.1
The RE Project x SUPER FLEA MARKET collection is printed on secondhand t-shirts sourced from Kantamanto Market in Accra, Ghana. Each t-shirt carries a word from the RE Project, an evolving lexicon of words beginning with "RE" created by artist Pandora Kim-Mai Graessl. Through language, installations, and public interventions, the RE Project questions the systems, habits, and beliefs that shape how we live, create, and relate to the world around us.
Instead of becoming waste, each t-shirt is given a second or third life. No two are the same.
By purchasing this t-shirt your are supporting the work of The Or Foundation, a non-profit tackling fashion's waste crisis in Ghana through education, circular solutions, and a commitment to environmental justice.
Each piece in the RE Project × SUPER FLEA MARKET collection is named after a word from the ‘RE’ lexicon and released individually.
The t-shirt that comes to you is one of a kind. It varies in size (M–XL) and original brand, and carries one of three prints: RE birth, RE think or RE act. Let yourself be surprised.
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DETAILS
Color: White, PrintCONDITION REPORTEach t-shirt is unique and comes in a variety of pre-loved conditions. Some pieces may show original brand prints, minor stains or small holes. These are part of their history, not flaws.*For shipments outside the EU, customs duties and local taxes may apply.PRODUCT SAFETYResponsible person:SUPER FLEA MARKET 23 GmbHDeichstraße 1, 20459 Hamburg, Germanyhttps://www.superfleamarket.org/Contact/hello@superfleamarket.orgFor more information about the available pieces, email order@superfleamarket.org.
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ABOUT THE CAUSE
By purchasing one RE Project t-shirt, you join Pandora Graessl and SUPER FLEA MARKET in supporting The Or Foundation, a Ghana-based non-profit working at the intersection of environmental justice, education, and fashion development. With a mission to build a justice-led circular textiles economy, the Foundation challenges overproduction and overconsumption by strengthening Kantamanto Market, the world’s largest reuse and upcycling community. Their initiatives include textile waste collection, large-scale beach clean-ups, material innovation, and apprenticeship programs that create safer working opportunities. Through this work, The Or Foundation is driving meaningful change toward a more responsible and equitable future for fashion.
