Purpose driven Partnerships
At Redo Market, our foundation is built on meaningful partnerships. Over the past six years, we've had the honor of building lasting relationships—with our amazing vendors, local businesses, the City of Dana Point, and the vibrant community that shows up every market to shop, dance, and connect.
As we continue striving to bring our best, we're always seeking new partnerships that align with our values. That’s why we’re thrilled to announce that this year’s Dana Point Redo Market will be presented and powered by Rivian.
Rivian is more than just an electric vehicle company. They're reimagining what it means to bring a product to market—reviving community, shifting consumer mindsets, and fundamentally changing how people and companies operate. Their mission deeply resonates with ours.
In recent years, we've seen a powerful shift in consumer priorities—especially in fashion and home goods—toward locally made, ethically sourced products. People want to feel connected to the origin of what they buy. American-made goods are often linked to higher labor standards, sustainable practices, and long-lasting materials.
Vintage and Made-in-America pieces carry a legacy of craftsmanship. Whether it’s mid-century modern furniture or handcrafted kitchenware, these items were built to last—offering a meaningful alternative to today’s disposable, mass-produced goods. The same goes for fashion: timeless denim jackets and classic wool coats don’t just tell a story—they embody a more sustainable way to shop by breathing new life into high-quality, pre-loved items.
This is where Rivian comes in. They're setting a new standard for environmentally conscious transportation with vehicles designed to be durable, adventure-ready, and sustainable. Headquartered in Michigan, Rivian represents the future of American manufacturing—blending cutting-edge innovation with a deep commitment to environmental stewardship. Their vehicles are built for longevity, significantly reducing the carbon footprint compared to traditional gas-powered models. Their mission aligns seamlessly with the ethos of vintage fashion and home goods: quality, sustainability, and enduring design over trends and disposability.
We like to think we’re both part of a broader movement—one rooted in thoughtful consumption, American-made products, and a more responsible future.
As ambitious as that future may seem, we believe we already have everything we need to create it. It begins with something we’re all born with: an adventurous spirit. Our curiosity and drive to explore, build, and reimagine are exactly what we need to continue shaping a world worth experiencing—for ourselves and for generations to come.