Made incremental progress on the factory today. Things are getting interesting.

It’s difficult to overstate how radically Anatar will transform the $2T apparel industry. The future is American.

We’ve assembled a team of the industry’s foremost experts to secure the future of the American textile industry for generations to come.

Build the future we want for our children. This is the way

Every stitch, automated process, and line of code brings apparel manufacturing closer to home, placing Atlanta at the heart of a new industrial renaissance. @anatarhq

Big week ahead: meeting with multiple funds, brands, and expecting word on a possible sit-down with President Donald J. Trump. Orders are shipping and factory negotiations are moving forward. Let’s build!

Rising geopolitical tensions have created significant challenges for businesses and the global economy. It's never been more important to diversify your supply chain. China's explicit strategy is to 'tighten international production chains' dependence' on their country as a

I don’t celebrate when a wire hits anymore. I just want to sleep off the trauma of fundraising.

We have more demand than we can handle; it’s quite remarkable.

Innovation, trust, and speed will define the next era of the apparel industry. We’re forging a bold path with automated apparel manufacturing at Asia’s price point, in the US, unlocking a new era of global leadership.

Today, we’re taking a major step forward in combating fragmentation in textile supply chains with the announcement of Loom: Anatar’s AI-powered family of systems for real-time visibility and end-to-end traceability across the product lifecycle. Together with Anatar's automated

This is the way forward. I’ve been lucky enough to have a lengthy chat with Kaia. Not only does she have the chops, but the vision is clear, ballsy, laser focused and oh boy is that industry ripe for the taking. Mark my words: Loom will be the standard. Others will only be able

Fact: Up to 40% of apparel manufactured globally goes unsold, and 85% of textiles end up in landfills.

Available roles at Anatar go live on Monday. We're hiring for positions based in Atlanta, Georgia.

Demand for U.S.-based apparel manufacturing has been wild, so we’re expediting intake with a short discovery form. Select "Get Started" to explore next steps.

Automation enables a single operator to set ~2,500 shirt pockets in 8 hours at ~$0.10 per pocket (process cost, excl. fabric), compared to 316 pockets at ~$0.46 on a standard machine. These efficiencies allow us to match Asia's costs with a faster turnaround.

Kaia Rhodes Kaja gets it. Keeping the manufacturing local builds national security, creates jobs, boosts tax revenue, attracts suppliers to locally industrialized areas, inspires others to do the same, and fuels competition which further increases efficiencies.