David Dray | Vintage Wholesale Expert at ORA Industries

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Over 25 years of Work Experience in Vintage Clothing & Fashion

David Dray is the founder of ORA Industries, a Los Angeles-area vintage clothing wholesaler serving professional buyers worldwide. He brings more than 25 years of experience in vintage clothing, fashion, branding, and product development.

Since 2012, ORA Industries has helped boutiques, online resellers, designers, stylists, production companies, and upcyclers source premium American vintage merchandise.

Before developing ORA Industries, David worked with influential American fashion brands including Von Dutch by Christian Audigier, Ed Hardy by Christian Audigier, Antik Denim, and JT Racing.

Based in Gardena, California, in the Los Angeles area, ORA Industries offers hundreds of categories of premium American vintage. Inventory can include Levi’s jeans and denim jackets, leather jackets, workwear, rock and band T-shirts, biker T-shirts, Nike, Adidas, Champion, sportswear, sweatshirts, sneakers, hats, and accessories.

Our inventory changes constantly and serves boutiques, online resellers, designers, stylists, production companies, and upcyclers.

Qualified wholesale buyers can inspect the inventory and choose garments piece by piece during an in-person appointment at our Gardena warehouse. Remote buyers can review merchandise rack by rack during a live video appointment and select what fits their market.

For larger orders, ORA Industries also offers curated bulk sourcing based on the buyer’s requested categories, quantities, and budget. Merchandise is evaluated for condition, and leather cleaning is available when needed or requested.

Ora Industries is proud member of the California Green Business Network

Sustainable Fashion is the future of Fashion

The fashion industry has a disastrous impact on the environment. In fact, it is the second largest polluter in the world, just after the oil industry. And, the environmental damage is increasing as the industry grows.

Every Year Millions of lbs of clothes end up in landfill

Ora Industries pledge to help save our planet through reducing pollution and limiting our carbon footprint is to RE-USE by giving the clothes a second life.

The most sustainable fibers in fashion are the ones many people already have. Thus, to recirculate existing garments, new business models engage the resale, revival, and recirculation of used, second-hand or purchasing second-hand, or vintage clothing is a way to lower the amount of new clothing that gets produced and disposed of and ends up in landfills.

Also upcycling : Customize, Repairing and reselling used clothing has less environmental impact than creating, processing, dying, cutting, sewing, and shipping new clothing to the consumer.

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Over 25 years of Work Experience in Vintage Clothing & Fashion

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Sustainable Fashion is the future of Fashion

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