108 organizations, independently verified
The network behind
NYC's sustainable fashion industry.
Attire is helping shape a new age of fashion. A public directory for anyone to search and a vetted membership network for sustainable stakeholders ready to work together.
Same fashion, new age.
Every borough. One supply chain.
From Garment District mills to Brooklyn recycling floors, Attire maps the people and places quietly rebuilding how this city makes and unmakes clothing.
The Membership Network
A curated, application-based community where brands and suppliers join by being vetted. Members get sourcing RFPs, direct introductions, and a seat in the network that's grown out of Attire's NYC event series.
- Deal board & sourcing RFP access Post a sourcing need or respond to another member's request, all inside the network.
- Direct introduction requests to other members Skip the cold email and request a warm introduction instead.
- Group buying power on shipping, insurance & more Access rates negotiated across the whole membership on shared costs.
- Access to member events and the peer community Get priority invitations to Attire's ongoing calendar of NYC meetups and mixers.
Five stakeholder categories
A free, self-serve listing of NYC's sustainable fashion stakeholders. From fabric sourcing, disposal collectors, manufacturers, recycling companies, textile innovators, supply chain consultants, resale centers, impact measurers, regenerative farms, slow fashion brands, and NGOs.
- Searchable by category, location, and verification status
- Every listing is independently verified
- Free to browse. No commitment, no dues
Materials & Making
Fabric sourcing, manufacturing, deadstock & resale
Circularity & Disposal
Recycling & textile waste diversion
Strategy & Expertise
Supply chain consultants & production tech
Advocacy & Community
NGOs, nonprofits & institutions
Retail & Creators
Slow fashion designers, stores & marketplaces
Same Fashion. New Age.
Attire grew out of a series of NYC sustainable fashion events. This directory and membership network is where that community lives now, open to every stakeholder working to make the industry's supply chain more circular.
Who It's For
- Fabric mills & textile innovators
- Manufacturers & cut-and-sew houses
- Recycling & disposal companies
- Slow fashion designers & stores
- Secondhand marketplaces
- NGOs, consultants & institutions