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Industry of All Nations is a clothing and home goods brand founded by three brothers, built around the principle of using natural, organic, and recycled materials sourced directly at their point of origin. The brand offers fully traceable, plastic-free garments in unisex fits, produced without synthetic dyes or toxic substances.

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About Industry of All Nations

Founded by
Three brothers
Main category
Organic and sustainable clothing
Free shipping from
$195 (US orders)
Target audience
Adults seeking non-toxic, unisex clothing
Materials used
Organic cotton, alpaca, recycled fibers, wild cotton, veg-tanned leather
Production regions
India, Guatemala, Peru, Bolivia
Physical stores
Venice Beach, Hayes Valley, Nolita, Joshua Tree, Brooklyn (US), La Paz (Bolivia)
Secondhand marketplace
Available via Treet partner platform
Industry of All Nations operates in the premium segment of sustainable fashion, appealing to consumers who prioritise material transparency and ethical production over trend-driven design. The brand sources organic cotton from India, recycled cotton fibers from Guatemala, wild cotton from Peru, and alpaca fibers from Bolivia, each produced in close collaboration with local communities and cultural traditions. Its approach is rooted in traceability: every garment can be traced back to the source of its raw materials, which sets it apart from most mainstream and mid-range sustainable labels. The typical customer values minimalist, unisex aesthetics and is willing to invest in clothing with a verifiable environmental and social footprint.
September 2026

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Is Industry of All Nations a trustworthy webshop?

Industry of All Nations is a brand with physical retail locations in the United States and Bolivia, a published contact number, and a transparent production model that traces each garment to its material source. The brand also partners with Treet, a verified secondhand marketplace, to support circularity and resale.

Does Industry of All Nations offer free shipping?

Free shipping is available on orders over $195 for US orders. Shipping conditions for international orders may vary depending on the destination country.

Can I return or exchange items at Industry of All Nations?

Industry of All Nations has a returns and exchanges policy listed on their website. It is advisable to check their FAQ or contact page directly for the current terms, as specific timeframes and conditions are not detailed in publicly available information.

Where are Industry of All Nations clothes made?

Garments are produced at or near the source of their raw materials. Organic cotton pieces are made in India, recycled fiber products in Guatemala, wild cotton items in Peru, and alpaca goods in Bolivia, all under traceable and locally rooted production conditions.

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