Your Stuff in Our Store
Repurfect is always on the lookout for makers, artists, and small companies whose work fits the spirit of creative reuse. We celebrate craftsmanship, originality, and the clever reimagining of everyday materials.
Our shelves aren’t about mass production or trend-chasing — they’re about discovery. Each piece has a story, a past life, and a new purpose. We take pride in showcasing the kind of ingenuity that gives Repurfect its personality. In return, we hope that being here helps our makers gain exposure, repeat customers, and a well-deserved boost in sales.
What makes a good fit?
- Housewares, décor, jewelry, accessories, and gifts made from everyday materials that have been cleverly repurposed or reimagined.
- Pieces that proudly show a trace of their former life—think transformation, not disguise.
- Products made from materials not already represented in the shop.
- Local creators from Provincetown or Cape Cod—we love keeping it close to home.
What doesn't fit?
- Garments—as much as we admire upcycled fashion, we just don’t have the space.
- Duplicates—we prefer giving each maker their own lane rather than stocking lookalikes.
- Natural-found-object crafts like driftwood, seashell, or pinecone art.
- Recycled-material products that no longer resemble what they came from — we love the idea, but we focus on visible repurposing rather than raw-material reuse.
Each item in Repurfect includes a maker tag and story. We see ourselves as a gallery for the creative re-thinkers, the ones giving new purpose to the overlooked. Our role is to showcase your work — not to take credit for it.
While most of what we carry leans practical, there’s always room for a bit of art for art’s sake. If you create from reclaimed or recycled materials and think your work belongs at Repurfect, we’d love to hear from you.
About Provincetown:
Situated at the tip of Cape Cod, Provincetown, Massachusetts, is America's oldest continuous artist colony, a town of fewer than 4,000 full-time residents that swells each summer to over 60,000. Our year-rounders and summer residents are diverse, open-minded, affluent, and concerned about sustainability. Our visitors come from other parts of Cape Cod, Boston, and beyond for P-town’s beaches, food, galleries, and, of course, shopping. Annually tourism generates over $250-million, with retail and surrounding activities earning an estimated 45% of that revenue. Although Provincetown is a seasonal town, Repurfect is open year-round (though only weekends in winter).