Anthropic employees all dress in quiet luxury — and here's one observer's theory why
IsForAt · x · 2026-09-19
Nick Gray says every Anthropic employee he's met dresses exceptionally well: understated $900 handmade shirts, low-key $1000 Japanese denim, and obscure brands 'picked up in London' — nothing like typical tech-bros. His theory: a company built on taste and working with superintelligence attracts people who only want the best handcrafted materials. He admits the sample size is small and they might just have great style.
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