KITS
Retired shirts, shorts and training wear
→ bags / panels / workshop material
SPORT DOESN'T END AT FULL-TIMEOld kit.
Old kit.
New job.
Second Half is a fictional circularity studio helping clubs and events turn retired materials into useful objects, public stories and measurable waste reduction.
BANNER / 27 M²
DO NOT BIN THIS.
KIT / 184 UNITS
SORT IT. NAME IT. USE IT.
02 / WHY THIS EXISTS
Sustainability gets useful when somebody has to touch the material.
We audit what a club throws away, identify realistic second lives, then design the system around collection, remanufacture and reporting.
The rough visual language is intentional: the interface should feel closer to a workshop wall than a corporate sustainability deck.
03 / MATERIAL STREAMS
SIGNAGE
Event banners, mesh and vinyl
→ shelters / covers / venue objects
FAN GEAR
Scarves, flags and promotional textiles
→ limited community editions
EQUIPMENT
Balls, nets and soft goods
→ repair / reuse / material trials
04 / CUT + PASTE CYCLE
01
COLLECT
Label material before it disappears.
02
SORT
Separate what can actually be processed.
03
TEST
Prototype without pretending every scrap has value.
04
REMAKE
Build objects people want to keep using.
05
RETURN
Put the story and data back in the venue.
05 / CAMPAIGN WALL
STADIUM 041,240 seat-cover banners486 tote shells + 92 equipment wraps71% material retained
RUN SERIES 113,800 retired event shirtsCommunity repair day + patch library612 participants
CLUB 08184 youth kitsTraining-bag edition for next intake0 kits landfilled
06 / IMPACT STAMPS
8.4tmaterial diverted
14club partners
63%average reuse yield
28open workshop days
07 / WORKSHOP ROLL CALL
01Ashamaterials
02Dumiproduction
03Maraclub partnerships
04Luisimpact data
05YOUbring the waste stream
09 / QUESTIONS ON SCRAPS
01 / Can every material be reused?
We document the route for each stream and do not claim circularity where disposal is still the responsible outcome. Production terms would define ownership, safety and reporting.
02 / Who owns the remade products?
We document the route for each stream and do not claim circularity where disposal is still the responsible outcome. Production terms would define ownership, safety and reporting.
03 / How is impact measured?
We document the route for each stream and do not claim circularity where disposal is still the responsible outcome. Production terms would define ownership, safety and reporting.
04 / Can supporters participate in workshops?
We document the route for each stream and do not claim circularity where disposal is still the responsible outcome. Production terms would define ownership, safety and reporting.
05 / What happens to material that fails testing?
We document the route for each stream and do not claim circularity where disposal is still the responsible outcome. Production terms would define ownership, safety and reporting.
10 / PARTNER INTAKE