Truth used to mean a firm thing.
Before it meant a correct fact, truth meant faithfulness — steadfastness. It comes down from the same root as tree, true and trust: a word that meant firm, solid, planted. The factual sense didn't arrive until the fourteenth century.
Thread is the other half. It's what holds a thing together over time — the seam that keeps its shape when the garment is worn hard and washed hot.
That's the brand. A rooted life, well made, that doesn't sway. We make the clothes for the room where the work happens and nobody is watching.
The idea is older than the word. If you want where it comes from, it's Psalm 1 and Jeremiah 17 — a tree planted by water, whose leaf does not wither.