About

Onetime Supply Co. is an exceptional culture brand based in Missouri’s River City, St. Louis. It’s an embodiment of classic American spirit in it’s undertones, much like the City of St. Louis. OSC's products showcase an array of urban aesthetics and historical traits. Though it's a venture of clothing, it strives to go beyond the clothes themselves to build a community of people (not consumers) and push the boundaries of what it means to be a brand in today’s competitive fashion market.  In essence, Onetime Supply Co. is a unique “go-to” culture brand with an urban edge and conservative conscience.

Generally

Since it’s inception in 2014, Onetime Supply Co. has been a two fold brand that offers both apparel for retail and printing services for textile (clothing). Retail garments in store are mostly in-house designs, no outside brands are sold unless otherwise stated. Products include items such as graphic t-shirts, sweatshirts, hats, prints, photography, stickers and buttons. On the other end, OSC offers printed garments for a wide range of client bases from low and high MOQ. Whether you’re looking for printed garments as low as 12 items printed to 1200 items printed, Onetime Supply Co. has you covered.

The Brand “Onetime”

The original concept of Onetime Supply Co. originates from the idea that each garment that contains a printed graphic has a story. Some garments refer to a particular anecdote directly while others (mainly the St. Louis laden graphics) carry a sort of “short fact” or “lesser known tidbit”. Before the creation process for a new design begins, a topic/ story is chosen and researched and thus a design is born through the inspiration of the history/ story of the subject. With this idea in mind, the name “Onetime” is but a shorten variation of “Once upon a time”. A phrase that often begins the recanting of a story.

Subsequently, with the idea of stories in mind. The logo of Onetime Supply Co. is that of an ox and carriage. Being a mammal that signifies great strength, it fits the old world aesthetic of OSC. Arguably being slower than that of a horse guided carriage, the ox is feels both stronger, more reliable, and long lasting than the aforementioned.

 

Store Location & Hours

Monday & Tuesday: Appointment Only
Wednesday - Friday: 11am - 7pm
Saturday: 12pm - 5pm
Sunday: Closed

314.287.9966

Located on Eichelberger St., three blocks east of Hampton or one block west of Kingshighway. On the edge of the Princeton Heights neighborhood across the street from The Mack Lofts… within walking
distance of Christy Park.