Fewer, Better
Warren, our founder's grandfather, was a clothes horse in the best sense of the term. After working in a clothing store during college, he became more deliberate about what he bought, choosing well-made pieces and wearing them for years. His philosophy was simple: buy what you can afford, and take care of it.
That idea carries through here. Fewer things. Made better. Made to last.
Clothes less traveled
Most clothing travels the world before it's worn — fibers shipped out, spun, woven, cut, and sewn across a half-dozen countries before landing in a box at your door.
The Closeknit tee, for example, is milled in Canton, MA, sewn in Boston, and dyed in New Hampshire. All within 100 miles.
The exact supply chain for each Warren piece varies, but the approach remains the same: each step as close to home as possible, from fiber to fabric to finish. Sourcing details can be found on each product's page.