Australian label Mambo has allocated limited edition Reg Mombassa designs, alongside other stock, to Melbourne-based social enterprise HoMie for an exclusive ‘REBORN’ unisex range.
This resulted in the production of 45 hoodies, 66 t-shirts and 80 button-up shirts.
The upcycled range was manufactured locally in Melbourne at HoMie's new facility, and marks 40 years since Mambo's inception.
“As we celebrate an incredible 40 years of Mambo, this collaboration is a milestone moment for us, marrying Mambo’s heritage of bold creativity with our commitment to making a tangible difference in the community,” Mambo business manager for marketing, digital and e-commerce Sally Cordukes said.
“It's a fusion of style and social purpose that truly reflects what Mambo stands for today. We're thrilled to be launching this collaboration, pushing the boundaries of fashion while contributing to a local cause that truly matters.”
HoMie co-founder and creative director Marcus Crook welcomed Mambo's stock donation and support.
“[The new range] not only showcases innovative design but also ensures that profits directly bolster HoMie’s mission to support individuals affected by homelessness and hardship”.
All proceeds from the collection will directly support HoMie’s mission to combat youth homelessness and hardship.
The collection is currently being sold via HoMie online and its Fitzroy store until stocks last.