The people who'll work on your program.

Zachary Kaufman is the founder and CEO of Community Attire. He built and ran apparel brands as an operator before he built the sourcing practice — which has shaped the company's positioning ever since: a custom-matched sourcing navigator, not a single-tier manufacturer.

His background spans the full production lifecycle — from garment construction and materials sourcing through factory-level quality control and international logistics. That operational depth drives how Community Attire matches each program to the factory tier that fits its actual price, quality, and speed constraints — top-tier ISO-certified when the buyer requires it, cost-optimized mid-tier when the program allows.

When global supply chains fractured during COVID-19, Kaufman redirected Community Attire's sourcing network to source and distribute protective equipment to healthcare systems and government agencies. The institutional and federal relationships that came out of that work — LAUSD, U.S. DHS, City of San Francisco, Philadelphia Department of Public Health, Comfort Keepers — still run programs with us.

“The companies that work well with us understand that sourcing isn't a commodity. Getting the product right the first time, at the tier that fits the program, requires a real partnership — not a single floor and a template.”