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Upcycled Accessories
Upcycled accessories are small things made from material that already existed - jewelry, bags and totes, hats, and scarves built from offcuts, salvaged hardware, deadstock fabric, and reclaimed pieces. An accessory is often where upcycling shines: a single scarf, a one-strap tote, a pair of earrings made from something rescued and reworked.
Every piece here is one-of-one. Because the maker is working from whatever they sourced, the result cannot be exactly repeated. That is the honest alternative to mass accessories churned out by the thousand - here, the bag or the scarf was made once, by hand, from material kept out of the waste stream.
SCRAPD hand-reviews every storefront before it can sell, so the Upcycled Accessories category is genuinely upcycled and handmade - not new factory stock, not dropshipped. You can message the maker about their materials and process before you buy.
Upcycled Accessories - common questions
What makes these accessories "upcycled"?
They are made from material that already existed - salvaged fabric, reclaimed hardware, offcuts, deadstock - reworked into something new. SCRAPD hand-reviews storefronts so the label means what it says.
Is each accessory one-of-a-kind?
Yes. Makers work from sourced and salvaged material, so no two pieces use the same inputs. Once an item sells, it is gone.
Can I ask about the materials before buying?
Yes. These are independent makers - message the storefront with questions about what the accessory is made from, its size, or how it was constructed.
Can I request a custom upcycled accessory?
Often yes. Many accessory makers take custom requests. Reach out through the storefront to ask whether a custom color, size, or material is possible.
I make upcycled jewelry or bags - can I sell them here?
Yes, this category is built for makers like you. Apply for a storefront; a real person reviews it, usually within 72 hours. Your work needs to be genuinely upcycled and handmade.
Where does SCRAPD ship?
SCRAPD currently ships within the United States. The maker packs and dispatches your order, so handling time depends on the storefront.
