Technically speaking, you don’t require your work attire to come from MIT grads who are into NASA
technology.
Technically.
It’s time to stock up at Ministry of Supply, a temporary store from the MIT-alum-owned label specializing in laser-cut and astronaut-worthy fabrics, now open through June 30 on Fillmore.
Right, so these guys went to MIT. And then instead of inventing a new kind of Internet or something, they decided to make you slick, comfortable dress shirts and flattering pants that were made with the same technology NASA used to regulate astronauts’ body temperatures in their space suits. Smart.
Speaking of NASA, you’ll see a space suit when you walk into the shop. So there’s that. Anyway, it’s a bright, airy, minimalist space with wool sweaters that’ll keep you warm—but not too warm when you step into a crowded bar. Suit pants that’ll never wrinkle, no matter how long the meeting lasts. Socks infused with reclaimed coffee grounds to...
Well, let’s not start talking about feet.
Technically.
It’s time to stock up at Ministry of Supply, a temporary store from the MIT-alum-owned label specializing in laser-cut and astronaut-worthy fabrics, now open through June 30 on Fillmore.
Right, so these guys went to MIT. And then instead of inventing a new kind of Internet or something, they decided to make you slick, comfortable dress shirts and flattering pants that were made with the same technology NASA used to regulate astronauts’ body temperatures in their space suits. Smart.
Speaking of NASA, you’ll see a space suit when you walk into the shop. So there’s that. Anyway, it’s a bright, airy, minimalist space with wool sweaters that’ll keep you warm—but not too warm when you step into a crowded bar. Suit pants that’ll never wrinkle, no matter how long the meeting lasts. Socks infused with reclaimed coffee grounds to...
Well, let’s not start talking about feet.
