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Clothing Brands

Location

Costa Mesa, USA

Founded

2013

Price range

$38 – $210

Shipping

Worldwide

Catalogue

395 products

Size range

23 sizes

New arrivals

106 this month

Z SUPPLY

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About

Z SUPPLY is an affordable American clothing label for women, founded in 2013 by apparel industry veterans Greg Garrett, Glen Reder and John Zhao, and based in Costa Mesa, California. It began in nearby Irvine with a single pocket tee, and Garrett brought decades of experience from surf brands such as Hang Ten and Ocean Pacific and from womenswear labels including BB Dakota. Every piece reflects the beauty of simplicity, lasting quality and a touch of coastal spirit. The brand has grown from soft knit tees into ready-to-wear, loungewear and eyewear, with staples such as the Foundation Slub Tee and Rowe Rib Scoop Tank, Lounge pieces in luxe modal, sweaters, dresses, coats and a denim collection. Its clothing is made in China, where the company has long worked with its own factory. Behind Z SUPPLY is a predominantly female-led team, with former Billabong creative director Mandy Fry joining as president in 2019. It focuses on soft, flattering fabrics, modern silhouettes and effortless details designed for real life. In 2021 it launched the Z SUPPLY Foundation, which supports the next generation of artists and designers through scholarships and partnerships. It sells online and through boutiques nationwide.

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#minimalist#everyday#natural#mid-range

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Brand Details

China
Polyester
Cotton
Viscose
Elastane
Spandex
Last reviewed
Oct 2026
Independent brand
Verified
G
Greg Garrett
G
Glen Reder
J
John Zhao

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Frequently asked questions

What kind of clothing does Z Supply make?
Z Supply is a California brand making affordable, laid-back women's everyday clothing and loungewear. It started with a single pocket tee in 2013 and now offers tops, sweaters, dresses, skirts, pants, jackets, denim and sunglasses.
What tees and other pieces does Z Supply sell?
Z Supply is known for soft basics such as the Foundation Slub Tee and Rowe Rib Scoop Tank, plus loungewear like the Elevation Luxe Modal Pant. It also sells the Crosby Cocoon Coat, crochet and lace mini dresses, cardigans and, since August 2026, a denim collection.
How much does Z Supply cost?
Z Supply is an affordable brand, with most pieces between about $38 and $210 USD. Tees and tanks start around $38, most sweaters and dresses are under $170, and coats like the Crosby Cocoon Coat cost about $198–$210.
Where is Z Supply located?
Z Supply is headquartered in Costa Mesa, California, USA, after starting out in nearby Irvine. It sells online and through boutiques across the US.
Who founded Z Supply?
Z Supply was founded in 2013 by apparel industry veterans Greg Garrett, Glen Reder and John Zhao. Mandy Fry joined as president in 2019 and is now also a co-owner.
Who owns Z Supply?
Z Supply is an independent, privately held company owned by its founders and leadership team, including Greg Garrett, John Zhao and president Mandy Fry.
Where is Z Supply clothing made?
Z Supply's clothing is made in China, where the company has worked with its own factory since its early years. It focuses on soft fabrics such as slub cotton jersey, modal and rib knits, and it doesn't publish sustainability certifications.

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