Small part. Big second chance.
Don’t bin it.
Partagain it.
A broken handle shouldn’t end a good thing. We’re building custom replacements for the little parts you can’t find anymore.
Launching small. Looking for our first ten broken-part submissions.
Our promise, from day one
01 / The repair route
Broken part.
Not a lost cause.
For owners of discontinued household products and repair shops with an otherwise fixable item on the bench.
- 01
Show us what snapped.
Start with photos of the broken part, the item it belongs to, and a few measurements. We’ll check whether it’s a suitable repair.
- 02
Know the cost first.
If it’s a fit, we quote for design and production before you commit. Our first paid orders will be made with production partners.
- 03
Fit it. Keep it.
Receive your replacement with fitting instructions. One small part, another chapter for something worth keeping.
02 / Small is the starting point
The missing everyday bits
A handle away
from useful again.
Knobs and handles. Clips and covers. Furniture feet and end caps. We’re starting with simple, non-safety-critical parts that make everyday things work again.
One design. More repairs.
We plan to add repeatable replacements to a parts catalogue, checking design rights before resale. Need a part that’s already listed? Browse the catalogue.
Explore replacement partsRepair shops, let’s talk.
Got the same broken part coming through your door? We’re interested in repeat orders and building trade pricing around real repair needs.
03 / Keep the good stuff
Give that broken thing
a second act.
We’re inviting our first ten repair ideas. Find out what to photograph, what we can consider, and how we’re getting started.