12.09

The first launch of upcycled garments, which featured a variety of outerwear pieces. Such as vintage jackets, crewnecks and pants. Each had alterations and additions to give a new life to the garment.

1.29

At the local DIY skate park in Charleston, South Carolina a group of local creators set up shop to support the local skate park. Bringing in new people to support the local skate community. Items featured were mainly overalls, button-downs, and pants, each unique as the last.

4.22

Define Notion’s first Online launch, in honor of earth day, this collection featured the new everyday bags that put a positive change on our textile waste. As well as overalls, hats, and jackets everything is one of one and will not be sold again.

6.22

The collaboration between Define Notion and Electric Forest music festival is a remarkable fusion of two green companies that share a profound commitment to preserving our planet while ensuring people's enjoyment. Both companies recognize the urgency of maintaining clean and green practices while offering an unparalleled atmosphere of fun, music, and camaraderie. Together, they have set out to inspire festival-goers and industry peers alike, showing that it is possible to revel in exhilarating festivities while actively caring for the environment. Define Notion sent out everyday bags to the 2023 Summer Festival to inspire the music festival goers.

07.08

Firefly Distillery held its vintage summer market, in collaboration with Blue. By Ellie a sustainable sea-glass jewelry company we had an amazing time. This collection featured everyday bags, corduroy hats, overalls, and Ellies beautiful handcrafted jewelry. Waist chains, rings, and necklaces made out of genuine sea glass complimented the terry cloth, corduroy, and denim fabrics used. After the market, we donated some of our earnings to “The Ocean Blue Project” they restore our earth’s beautiful waters.

Linked below is a portfolio of some items created and sold in our past collections