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High-quality and high-integrity from dirt-to-shirt
Tuckerman was created for a simple but powerful reason: we were frustrated trying to find high quality clothing that we felt good about. Most of what was available on the rack or in stores just wasn’t very well made and didn’t last very long. We started to look for other options, but the more we explored the less we were excited about what was available. There had to be a better way.
Our approach is to reimagine clothing the way that it should be made. We have a bias toward the timeless over the fleeting. We believe in using the finest materials and partnering with those who take genuine pride in their work. We have a strong commitment to environmental responsibility, and wherever possible use less harmful materials over their conventional counterparts. Together, we believe these all make for a better product.
Tuckerman is the name of one of our favorite hiking trails, a well-known New England favorite, where we used to sneak off on weekends to get a break from city life and recharge. Coincidentally, the trail’s namesake – early 19th century botanist Edward Tuckerman – also attended Harvard Divinity School, where Jonas was a student at one time. And for many years Tuckerman taught at Amherst College, just a stone’s throw from where Amanda grew up. Small world.
A Cleaner Supply Chain
We're preventing a pound of pesticides from being used compared to conventional cotton.
Fair Labor Practices
We work with suppliers who embrace fair labor practices and safe working conditions. Not only is it the right thing to do, it also makes a better product.
We've met rigorous standards of social and environmental performance, accountability, and transparency.
Vincent Stanley
Chief Storyteller, Patagonia
Anne MacDonald
Former CMO, Macy's
Chelsea Acosta Patel
Director of Identity & Imagination
