Aidan Turner
GRANT WINNER • ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Clothing Made to Last and Bring People Together
Grater Things Threads
Clothing can do more than carry a logo. When it is made thoughtfully, it can help people feel connected to a group, a cause, or an idea they want to represent.
Aidan Turner has been designing clothes since middle school and now leads Grater Things Threads, a custom apparel business that began in a basement with a single embroidery machine. The company creates clothing for organizations while helping them use merchandise to raise funds and build community.
Aidan also thinks about sustainability in a practical way: create clothes people value enough to keep. His focus on lasting design, careful production, and useful partnerships gives him a way to combine creativity with entrepreneurship.
What your support made possible:
Equipment and business resources to help Grater Things Threads produce custom apparel and continue growing.
Because of you... Aidan can keep testing how creativity, durable clothing, and community can grow together in a business of his own.