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Brand profile
Industry of All Nations
Los Angeles label producing organic-cotton, clay- and indigo-dyed unisex basics, denim and alpaca knits made in the regions where its raw materials are grown.
Los AngelesOrigin
UnisexFocus
Minimalist / ContemporaryStyle
$$$Price
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What to know about Industry of All Nations
Made where the fibers grow
The three founding brothers produce each garment in the region its raw material comes from, with partners across Argentina, Bolivia, Peru, India, Mexico and the US.
Color comes from clay and indigo
Dyeing is done with natural clay and indigo, and many pieces are left undyed, so the palette tracks the fiber rather than synthetic color.
Basics, priced above basics
The core is unisex tees and alpaca knitwear alongside workwear-leaning shirting, denim and home goods, sold mostly direct at a mid-to-high price.
How Industry of All Nations fits
Overall fit
slightly large
Reported experience suggests IOAN cuts run relaxed and fairly unisex, with roomy, slightly boxy bodies rather than tailored shapes, and natural/undyed cottons that can tighten up a little after the first washes.
Tip: Most people find their usual size relaxed rather than fitted, so consider sizing down if you want anything close to a trim fit — but expect some shrinkage on untreated natural-dye cotton.
Low confidence · based on 6 sources
By category
| Category | Runs | Shape | Size advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hoodies & sweatshirts | slightly large | relaxed, dropped-shoulder feel | Stick to your usual size for an easy layering fit, or size down if you dislike extra room. |
| Shirts & overshirts | slightly large | workwear-leaning, straight and roomy through the body | Take your normal size for a relaxed overshirt-style drape, or size down if you want a cleaner shirt silhouette. |
| Trousers & pants | slightly large | relaxed, easy through thigh with straight leg | Consider sizing down if you're between sizes, as the drawstring and workwear-style cuts sit loose. |
| Jeans & denim | true to size | straight, mid-rise, not skinny | Order your usual waist; raw/natural-indigo pairs may relax slightly with wear, so avoid sizing up. |
| T-shirts & graphic tees | slightly large | relaxed, boxy shoulder and chest | If you prefer a closer fit, size down one — the clay- and indigo-dyed heavyweight cotton tees are commonly described as roomy and may shrink slightly. |
Directional fit consensus summarized from public sources with AI — a starting point, not a guarantee. Confirm with the product's own measurements before buying.
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Industry of All Nations fit questions
Does Industry of All Nations run big or small?
Industry of All Nations fits slightly large. Most people find their usual size relaxed rather than fitted, so consider sizing down if you want anything close to a trim fit — but expect some shrinkage on untreated natural-dye cotton. Reported experience suggests IOAN cuts run relaxed and fairly unisex, with roomy, slightly boxy bodies rather than tailored shapes, and natural/undyed cottons that can tighten up a little after the first washes.
How does Industry of All Nations fit?
Reported experience suggests IOAN cuts run relaxed and fairly unisex, with roomy, slightly boxy bodies rather than tailored shapes, and natural/undyed cottons that can tighten up a little after the first washes. Overall shape: relaxed, slightly boxy unisex cuts.
How do Industry of All Nations hoodies & sweatshirts fit?
Industry of All Nations hoodies & sweatshirts fits slightly large. Stick to your usual size for an easy layering fit, or size down if you dislike extra room. Shape: relaxed, dropped-shoulder feel.
How do Industry of All Nations shirts & overshirts fit?
Industry of All Nations shirts & overshirts fits slightly large. Take your normal size for a relaxed overshirt-style drape, or size down if you want a cleaner shirt silhouette. Shape: workwear-leaning, straight and roomy through the body.
How do Industry of All Nations trousers & pants fit?
Industry of All Nations trousers & pants fits slightly large. Consider sizing down if you're between sizes, as the drawstring and workwear-style cuts sit loose. Shape: relaxed, easy through thigh with straight leg.
Brand facts
Industry of All Nations (IOAN) is a Los Angeles label founded in 2010 by Argentinian brothers Juan Diego, Fernando and Patricio Gerscovich, who make garments in the regions where their raw materials originate. The line covers unisex basics, workwear-leaning shirting, denim, alpaca knitwear and home goods, using organic cotton, natural clay and indigo dyeing, and undyed fibers. Early products included biodegradable espadrilles and Kenyan-made Kenyata sneakers. Sold direct through its own site and retail, alongside stockists; production partners span Argentina, Bolivia, Peru, India, Mexico and the US.
- Founded
- 2010
- Origin
- Los Angeles, United States
- Made in
- Peru, Bolivia, Guatemala
- Price
- $$$
- Focus
- Unisex
- Facts checked
- September 2026
- Styles
- Minimalist / Contemporary, Workwear / Heritage