Hello. Are you ready to get Naked?

Naked Clothing is now just available at festivals.

Oregon Country Fair booth

A passion for honoring the earth.

Naked Clothing has seen many iterations, from cafes to full on clothing boutiques, but all along the way our family has remained focused on honoring the earth as best we can. Here are some of our other values:

Pure ingredients

When Naked Clothing was a cafe, we used organic ingredients as much as we could while maintaining (modest) profitability. As a clothing store we choose organic and recycled only.

Community

At festivals, in our businesses and in life in general, we have aimed to build positive community connections, and have explored many means of doing so.

Irreverence

As you can see from our name, we like to laugh and try to not take ourselves too seriously. To wear is common, but Naked is divine!

Honesty

When people ask why we chose to print on clothing sewn in China and India, we tell them the truth: Our seamster in Seattle decided to stop sewing, and after that we chose a fair trade company who we believe is doing good, ethical work. If we were to choose a seamster in the USA today, we would have to charge much, much more.

Fair Trade

All of our clothing is 100% fair trade. You can see pictures of our seamsters on our manufacturer’s website here.

Joy

We believe joy is important in our work, which has guided our choices to open and close different sections of our business, including most recently our web store.

Opened in 2001

Naked Clothing officially became a business in 2001, but the seeds were planted and growing a few years before.

Beautiful Northwest Washington

  • Did you take your mannequin on a hike today?
  • Hemp and bamboo manage to be warm in the cooler times, and cool in the hotter times. What the heck?!
  • Nature is just cool.
Amy with mannys

Thank you for your support.

Thank you to all our loyal customers over the years. It has been an honor working with you.

“To wear is human, but Naked is divine.”

Jeff via Alexander Pope

A little play on Pope’s famous saying “To err is human, to forgive is divine.”

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We’ll let you know when we’re headed to a festival, usually in the Northwest.