Made Index

A conceptual clothing and accessory line that reinterprets staples with a great selection of unique bags.

Outerwear galore... wool, leather, bomber, biker, and varsity-style jackets from a San Francisco staple that's been around since 1922.

Artist/designer Julie Pinzur bringing bold color energy out of Los Angeles.

Handcrafted minimalist furniture and objects for the home. Made in Brooklyn.

Premium menswear. Crowdsourced. Made in America. Delivered at wholesale.

One-of-one custom pieces often using vintage deadstock and embellished with lovely hand work.

Sustainably grown and sewn cotton clothing for men and women. Love the socks.

Modern floating furniture from Portland, Maine. They mill, fabricate, and finish each piece in-house.

Shop and storefront that design and makes everything in Grand Haven. A solid mix of everything, heavy on the workwear-inspired.

Outside products for outside people. Work shirts and accessories made in Austin, Texas.

An independent sweater & swimsuit label based in New York. If you like ruffles, you'll love Sherris.

An American-made skincare and self-care brand created by former pro snowboarder, Nima Jalali.

Leather and indigo goods handmade by Isaac Paul in Denver, CO.

A healthy mix of made-to-order custom garments, seasonal collections, and special projects usually featuring some type of hand-drawn elements. Made in NYC.

Jeans made in NYC by master craftsman Glenn Liburd, using American-made selvedge denim.

Portland-based shop and production space with a nice range of American-made goods.

Thoughtful, distinctive, hand-crafted furniture from LA-based designer, Jack Sasaki.

A small team in Philly making homey, everyday objects all with sustainably sourced materials.

OFN is an upcycling studio creating products from scavenged goods and materials. Born in Cincinnati, they now operate out of Los Angeles.

Female-led object makers with a lean towards conceptually weighty pieces out of Philly.

Hand-made objects and accessories from designer Kyle Mosholder out of Brooklyn.

Womenswear label that focuses on exploring the connection between one’s identity and style. Garments are produced in the Bay Area.

Simple but effective merino-blend cycling jerseys, handmade in Portland.

Family-owned sock maker in Alabama that grows, sews, and dyes every product.

Where luxury meets practicality. COA is an NYC-based brand that primarily partners with all-women manufacturers in the Garment District.

We love MAKR. Founded by Jason Gregory, the design studio and product manufacturer produces meticulous and minimal pieces all from their Florida space. 

A somewhat newcomer in the space but making the rounds as everyone's favorite "New Americana" label. Love to see it made in the Garment District in NYC.

Brooklyn/Queens based interior design shop & incubator always pushing the bounds of their objects. One to keep a close eye on.

Fine jewelry made to last out of Los Angeles. With a focus on sustainability, their collection is made from 100% post-consumer recycled 14k gold.

American-made streetwear for grandmas.