Ministry of Supply

Clothing · Women's Fashion

Ministry of Supply sells performance menswear and womenswear centered on dress shirts, blazers, pants, knitwear, and outerwear priced $78-$548; most items sit in the $98-$228 mid-premium band. The Boston-based company started online-only in 2012 and now operates eight U.S. retail stores plus a global e-commerce site that ships to 60+ countries. The brand’s core technology is NASA-grade phase-change yarns and 3-D knit machines that create garments with active-stretch, moisture management, and temperature regulation normally found in athletic gear. Their “Kinetic” stretch-knit suit—machine-washable and wrinkle-proof—became a viral benchmark for “office-ready athleisure,” while on-demand 3-D Print-Knit sweaters are produced in under 90 minutes at select stores. Customers are 25-45-year-old urban professionals, engineers, consultants, and frequent travelers who want polished business attire without dry-cleaning or discomfort. They value data-driven design, sustainability (carbon-neutral shipping, recycled yarns), and time-saving convenience over fast-fashion trends. Ministry of Supply competes in the crowded “technical professional” niche against heritage workwear labels updating fits and athleisure brands adding suiting; it differentiates through material science patents, in-house R&D, transparent supply chain, and integrated retail experience that offers laser-hemming, same-day tailoring, and personalized heat-map fittings.

Performance menswear that actually works as hard as you do

• Sustainable
• Recycled