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Appointment of chief engineer & head of manufacturing and addition of former board member at HanesBrands and former Amazon Softlines CEO as executive advisor, reflects strategic push to advance commercialization of U.S.-based manufacturing

Tech Moves covers notable hires, promotions and personnel changes in the Pacific NW tech community.

With its robotic apparel manufacturing platform and microadhesive technology, startup company CreateMe is pioneering a new approach to apparel production that could help bring manufacturing back to U.S. shores.

CreateMe, an apparel technology company reimagining how clothes are made, has won the Innovation and Product Launches awards in the 2025 Just Style Excellence Awards for advancing garment assembly in ways that reset expectations for performance, sustainability, and speed.

In this Fibre2Fashion conversation, CreateMe founder and CEO Cam Myers charts how a steadfast 2019 vision—to redefine how all apparel is made—has become an urgent, on-shore reality.

CreateMe Technologies Inc. recently introduced two apparel manufacturing innovations: MeRA, an autonomous platform designed to streamline and scale production, and Pixel, a proprietary micro-adhesive technology.

US start-up aims to revolutionise apparel production.

CreateMe founder Cam Myers outlines his company’s automation – built for how clothes should be made now.

System enables local, small-batch manufacturing without cost penalties, cutting lead times by up to 70%.

According to California-based company CreateMe, MeRA is an autonomous robotic manufacturing platform that scales up production of apparel, while increasing efficiency.