Resource Revival
ManufacturingUnited States2-10 Employees
Resource Revival repurposes discarded bicycle parts to manufacture promotional merchandise and gifts. The lineup includes practical items such as keychains and bottle openers, event medals, and home décor like clocks, decorative bowls, and photo frames. All products are crafted from reclaimed bicycle components, providing a material-focused sustainability angle for branding and gifting, and the company counts Google, Clif Bar, Whole Foods, Bosch Tool, and many others among its clients. Based in the United States, the business operates within the manufacturing sector and specializes in upcycling. The concept originated in Portland, Oregon in 1991 when founder Graham Bergh encountered a flat tire, and today it sources used bicycle parts from shops across the country to support production. The team remains small, reflecting its niche focus within the market for recycled, customized merchandise.