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Ministry of Supply Ministry of Supply

One Bag. Every Meeting.°

Wrinkle-free, machine washable work clothes engineered for carry-on travel — wash them in a hotel sink, wear them to the meeting.

4.8 / 5
47,000+ reviews
1 bag
Carry-on only
3×
Quick dry
The carry-on pack list

Men's one-bag capsule

Six pieces that cover a week of meetings out of a carry-on — two shirts, a tee, a pant, a blazer, and the bag they all go in. Everything machine washable and wrinkle resistant. No iron, no dry cleaner, no checked bag.

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  • Wrinkle-free
  • Machine washable
  • Sink washable
  • Carry-on friendly

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The carry-on pack list

Women's one-bag capsule

The same system, cut for women. Polished enough for the meeting, packable enough for the overhead bin, washable enough for the hotel sink.

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  • Wrinkle-free
  • Machine washable
  • Sink washable
  • Carry-on friendly

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Packed for a week. Dressed for the meeting.

The flight, the sink, the boardroom — the fabric doesn't care. It just performs.

4.8 / 5 across 47,000+ reviews.

“I wore this shirt on a 14-hour flight, walked into a client meeting, and no one could tell. It's the closest thing to a superpower I own.”
Marcus L.
Verified buyer AeroZero Dress Shirt
“Machine washable tailoring that actually looks tailored. I've replaced 80% of my work wardrobe with it.”
Priya S.
Verified buyer Kinetic Blazer
“Five days in Europe out of a carry-on. Washed the shirt in the hotel sink twice and it was dry by morning.”
Dan R.
Verified buyer Velocity Dress Pant

Everything that goes in the bag.

Wrinkle-Free Shirting

Out of the dryer, out of the bag, no iron.

Machine-Washable Blazers

Tailored structure that survives the sink.

Office-Ready Travel Pants

Wrinkle resistant, quick drying, one pair per trip.

Carry-On & Packing

Compress, roll, arrive unwrinkled.

Why it survives the trip.

Every fiber is chosen for a reason. We test yarns, weaves and finishes in-house against the way the human body actually behaves — hot, cold, stressed, still, in motion, and folded into a carry-on.

  • 01

    Wrinkle resistant

    Memory-yarn architecture pulls the garment back to shape mid-flight, mid-meeting, mid-sprint. High-poly fiber releases creases in normal body-temperature range, so a few minutes of wear restores the drape.

  • 02

    Machine washable, sink washable

    Zero dry cleaning. Wash on cold and hang to dry — in your machine at home or in a hotel sink on the road. Every garment is engineered to survive 50+ home wash cycles without losing shape, color or drape.

  • 03

    Quick dry, moisture wicking

    Capillary-channeled fibers move moisture off skin and evaporate it faster than cotton. Rinse a shirt at night, wear it in the morning.

  • 05

    Temperature regulating

    Phase-change materials absorb, store and release heat to hold your body in its comfort zone — 90°F outside, 74°F next to skin.

  • 06

    4-way stretch

    Recovery-engineered fabric returns to zero after every stretch. Full range of motion, no bag-out at the elbows or knees.

Lab Engineered. Ready for anything.

Men's Collection

Men's Collection

Suits, shirts & performance staples engineered to move.

Women's Collection

Women's Collection

Blazers, dresses & essentials built around real motion.

We don't design clothes.
We engineer them around the human body, its climate, and how it moves.

Founded at MIT. Tested in labs. Worn on runways, red-eyes and Tuesday mornings. Every garment is a hypothesis: that performance and professional dress do not need to be separate categories.

2012
Founded, MIT
1.2M
Garments shipped
72
Fabric patents

“It's office attire upgraded to be sweat-wicking, odor-reducing, and ultra-stretchy. We dig it.”

“Ministry of Supply's bet on “workleisure” clothing reflects recent industry predictions for “hybrid clothing lines” that are both comfortable and professional.”

“A definitive win over the previous half-marathon-in-a-suit guy.”