Ministry of Supply
High-performance workwear designed for highly-productive people.
About Ministry of Supply
Their entire collection of sweat-proof, flexible, and machine-washable attire has garnered two Guinness World Records for Fastest Half Marathon in a Suit as well as NASA’s Innovation Award. So yes, you can get your steps in and look like a boss while doing so too.
Why We Love Them
Origin Story
The TL;DR
- Dedicated to combating waste in the textile industry by using recycled materials
- A timeless aesthetic, designed, built and tested to perform with a lifetime guarantee
- Apparel made from recyclable and non-toxic materials
- Carbon Neutral Certified
- Free Returns & Exchanges
- Produced and donated 1,500 3D Print-Knit Masks to help fight COVID-19
The Science & The Soul
The Science
Aman questioned that if fabric and designs could be engineered to better athletes, why couldn’t they be redesigned for professionals who start their day at 6 a.m., sweat through nerve-wracking presentations and still have to maintain looking crisp and camera-ready at the end of a day? He knew that MIT was the right place to discover how best to use science and engineering in order to create the business wear of his dreams.
Ministry of Supply has developed numerous, inventive fabric materials used to manufacture their unique best-selling blazers, pants and dresses. Their Apollo fabric is made from the same material NASA uses to regulate astronauts’ body temperature. Talk about out of this world innovation. Aero Zero is a 100% recycled material which in turn allows for 100% carbon neutral shirts. Both moisture-wicking and breathable— you can finally conquer the work day without the added stress and sweat. Ministry of Supply also 3-D knit prints their designs for flexibility and freedom of movement. So go ahead, indulge in some downward dogs on your yoga mat in your Adaptive Pants and stretch out those legs after sitting for so long. You deserve it.
The Soul
Fully committed to preserving our climate, Ministry of Supply is constantly looking for ways to lessen their carbon footprint. Their clothing is made from recycled materials and their state-of-the-art Aero Zero fabric is made using 51% fewer carbon emissions than conventional cotton. From inputs to supply chain, they are constantly trying to reduce their environmental impact and create a more sustainable world. Both Aman and Gihan are committed to engineering products for those who never stop moving and working to make a difference in the world. It’s their promise to create apparel that works with us, without the forbidden pit stains and wrinkles, of course.