Our Impact
Gents, I bought a 'Coight' workshirt from you guys. I took up the challenge to wear it to work the day after it arrived in the mail. I have got to say that I had about 100 conversations with customers and peers! The shirt was comfortable to wear and even made me look slimmer?! Good stuff and thanks again. Jack G
Work shirts designed to change the world.
Trademutt is bold new social enterprise workwear brand by tradies for tradies. Our goal is to tackle mens suicide in Australia head on, and in doing so, make Aussie tradies look great, feel great and be part of a movement that will change the face of mens mental health forever.
This is a conversation starter
Trademutt shirts will wear the logo ‘This is a conversation starter’ across the back. Our partnership with TIACS is an effort to effect change and lower the rate of male suicide in Australia. 5% of profits will go towards funding the TIACS movement, and the exciting ways they are facilitating the expression of mental health conversations.
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Partners
MyndFit
Founded by mental health advocate and practitioner Nick Sutherland, MyndFit empowers people with the tools, resources and knowledge needed to create and maintain a positive and healthy state of mind.
Travelling Tradies
Travelling Tradies introduces Aussie & Kiwi Tradies to hotels and hostels from around the world, where they swap their skills a few hours a day for food, accommodation and epic experiences.
Greater Outcomes
We help social entrepreneurs build their ideas and products into true social enterprises. Trademutt is one of the inspiring businesses we have worked with and there are more just like this one in the making.
PRESS
9HONEY
Sydney tradie brothers hope to erase men's mental health stigma with 'charity day'.
Rocklands Station
Rockland Station host a formal dinner to start the conversation around mental health in men.
Mens Health
Tradies Create Colourful Workwear To Raise Awareness About Mental Health.
North West Star
Bold workshirts designed to start mental health conversations among Australian men.
STYLE MAGAZINE
Two chippies are hoping to change the way that men look at mental health, one loud shirt at a time.
House of Wellness
Ed and Daniel are the tradies behind Trademutt, a bold new workwear brand by tradies for tradies, which aims to tackle men’s suicide in Australia head-on.
ABC RADIO BRISBANE
Tradies don wild work wear to get blokes talking about mental health.
Graziher Magazine
TradeMutt represents progressive change in the attitudes and mind sets of men everywhere, and encourages the sentiment of being a 'Good Bloke'.