TORCH Warriorwear is dedicated to supporting women in the military so that they may serve their country in style. Ahead of this upcoming Veteran’s Day, the brand’s CEO, fellow vet Haley Marie McClain Hill, is a trailblazing entrepreneur that focuses her fashion on this underrepresented group.
TORCH Warriorwear was founded in Los Angeles under the mission of fashionable apparel that is built for performance with fearless women in mind. Dedicated to fitting the needs of women serving in the U.S. military, the Veteran Shark Tank-winning brand’s wide array of bodysuits, made with a “flexcomfort” fabric, seeks to innovate the military-style uniform. As a subscription-based company that has built a community of women in the force, they embrace their fearlessness and femininity through its assortment.
As for McClain Hill, the multifaceted entrepreneur not only has a background serving in the U.S. Air Force, but also experience as a NFL cheerleader. Her passion for business, in addition to athletic movement and the expansion of “women warriors” led her to create the company to address the clothing gap needed to support this facet of women.
“TORCH WarriorWear came from my heart,” shared the pioneering brand owner. “It came from my four years of being an Active Duty Air Force officer, and my five years being an AFROTC cadet at Penn State. I woke up one day wishing there were more comfortable, cute options I could wear under my uniform.”
To accompany her growing endeavor, McClain Hill has officially launched the TORCHTalks podcast to connect further with women warriors and showcase their stories. The businesswoman continues to expand her brands and elevate as a public speaker in her quest to highlight the strength of women across all fields. Her continued efforts through fashion and other enterprises is embodied in her mantra,
“Be fearless in the pursuit of what sets your soul on fire.”
Those inspired by her mission can follow McClain Hill via her social media, and can subscribe to TORCH Warriorwear to get the apparel essentials one needs to take on any tasks.
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