The Elm Project

Portland! Soak up the last bit of summer with us 🌞🌊

The Elm Project x RH Studios is popping up with a limited drop of coastal-inspired second source reworks — painted, embroidered and one of a kind.

📍 NW 13th Ave, Portland
🗓️ 8/7 • 5–9pm
🍋 Part of First Thursday Street Gallery
🐟 Custom embroidery onsite

Come early. Shop slow. Leave salty.

back with TEP Travel Thursday with in beautiful Vienna 📚

Pictured is the beautiful Austrian National Library. Once the imperial court library of the Habsburgs, its baroque State Hall holds over 200,000 historic volumes under frescoed ceilings and marble columns

Our first fundraiser is in the books! Thanks to this incredible community, we raised $700 to further our waste reduction and reforestation efforts in the US. We truly are so thankful and hope you had as great of a time as we did

HUGE shout outs to everyone who made this night happen, it simply would be possible with you!

for hosting us
for capturing the night wav for the insane vibes

for genuinely unforgettable merch, THANK YOU

tiger bag is back! and only available for raffle at Après Ski in the City at on Thursday 1/30 😎 see you there!

our hearts are with everyone impacted by the California wildfires that continue to spread 💔 stay safe, stay informed, and check in on loved ones in the LA area.

WHAT A YEAR 😭 I can not say thank you enough for all of the love and support I have been shown for this project 🥹 2024 did not even scratch the surface of what I know is possible when we come together, but man is it a start!

Q4 was chaotic but so rewarding, with our most impactful quarter of the year. We’re so excited to have partnered with to be featured in each of their stores. We sourced, manufactured and distribute 159 second source pieces to people all over the country, totaling in over 400 second source pieces throughout the year. And to close out the year, we launched our first TEP branch off, focusing on textile reuse in the fashion industry.

Also, if you are reading these stats and are shocked by our ‘water saved’ metric, trust us we are too. The fashion/textile industry is responsible for 20% of water pollution worldwide. To produce a single cotton tee shirt, 2,700 liters of water is required- from watering the plant, to processing the fiber, to bleaching and then finally dying the fabric. Because we are using reclaimed material, we are eliminating the need for new material to be produced. Please check our website to see exact details on how we calculate these stats!

If you made it this far, thanks again for your love. It means the world to me ❤️ let’s double it all in 2025

Katrese