About us

Transparency Hub

Civic Threads is not a fast fashion company. We are devoted to sustainability through our team’s values, people-driven processes, and long-lasting quality in all that we produce.

Our team

Who Makes The Clothes

Every Civic Threads garment carries its own cost breakdown and its maker’s name — because transparency should be something you can check, not something you take our word for.

Amara T., based out of Ateliê Norte, is our featured maker this month. Below we break down more about her story and how she contributes to the Civic Threads team.

Makers
38
Workshops
6
Audited annually
100%
Portrait of Amara T. at Ateliê Norte

Our team

Where They Live

Portrait of Amara T.
Amara T.Ateliê Norte
Portrait of Rani S.
Rani S.Tiruppur
Portrait of Noor S.
Noor S.Ahmedabad
Portrait of Diego R.
Diego R.Guadalajara

Our team

How Much They’re Paid

Amara T. sewing a garment

1.6×

Average maker wage vs. living wage

Across our six partner workshops, audited annually — never below 1.2×, never a claim we haven’t checked.

Living wageActual pay

Cost-breakdown bar

You paid $68. Here is every dollar.

Representative example: Uni-T Cloud Hoodie. Figures shown are static wireframe data.

Materials
$18.20
Labor
$14.50
Dye & finishing
$6.10
Freight
$5.20
What we keep
$24.00

Labor

The $14.50 is labor cost per hoodie, not an hourly wage. In this example, Amara T.’s hourly wage is $10.40/hr — 1.6× the $6.50/hr local living wage.

Our impact

Environmental Impact

Every mile our fabric travels. Every gallon of water saved. Transparent processes for better sustainability.

Miles traveled
4,800 mi
Gallons of water saved
312,000 gal

SUPPLY CHAIN / ILLUSTRATION

Follow the
thread.

From material to maker to wearer, every handoff matters. Explore the steps a garment may take before it reaches you.

SIX STAGES  /  ONE CONNECTED STORY

  1. 01 / MATERIAL

    Material source

    Fiber or reclaimed feedstock begins here.

  2. 02 / TEXTILE

    Yarn & fabric

    Material becomes cloth for a finished piece.

  3. 03 / COLOR

    Dye & finish

    Color and finishing are part of the record.

  4. 04 / MAKING

    Cut & sew

    Makers assemble the garment.

  5. 05 / TRANSIT

    Shipping

    The finished piece moves through fulfillment.

  6. 06 / WEAR

    In your hands

    The story continues with the wearer.

ABOUT THIS MAP

A simplified view of a garment’s journey from materials to the people who wear it. Each product’s path may differ. A simple look at how a garment moves from materials to wearer. Individual products may follow different paths.

MADE WHERE WE SAY IT’S MADE.