Made Index

Jeans that are not only made in America, but the pocketing, thread, buttons, rivets and leather patches are as well.

Quality outdoor clothing inspired by Minnesota's Boundary Waters. Designed, cut, and sewn in MN.

A small team of artisans in Omaha, Nebraska, ethically and resourcefully producing bags, aprons, leather goods, and other products focused on quality, utility, and timeless design.

Bags, accessories, and other technical products that are built to serve a variety of needs. Designed and manufactured in San Francisco.

Rooted in conscientious wardrobe essentials with basics, graphic tees, and more. All garments are made in Los Angeles, CA.

High-quality workwear produced by seamstresses in Illinois, Texas, Tennessee, New Hampshire & Massachusetts. Founded by gardener and nurserywoman, Taylor Johnston.

Subtle, well-curated garments with their own line produced in the Garment District. All made in limited editions at small, independent factories.

Apparel made in New York City predominately using natural fiber fabrics sourced from Europe and Japan.

Nashville duo on a quest to make the perfect jeans and committed to producing all of their clothing here in the USA.

Offering a uniform that every person can make their own. Danish minimalism paired with California-cool, handmade with love in LA.

One of the few US makers of down outerwear. Every piece is made to order in their Seattle factory.

Small, but well-curated menswear store in Chicago that carries a lot of the greats: Gitman Vintage, Engineered Garments, Dehen 1920, and many, many more.

Minimal clothing brand offering a range of colorful American-made garments. Supporting fair wages for local seamstresses and factory workers, their pieces are made throughout the country. 

Small shop in Texas making jeans like they did back in the 1800's — vintage patterns, vintage sewing machines, even vintage scissors.

Hand crafted utility wear built for the growth of self-expression. Mostly made in California, inspired a bit by surf and skate culture and more.

Modern streetwear inspired by the Japanese-American experience. Most of their pieces are made in California.

A luxury heritage menswear retailer with an impressive selection of exclusive productions and collaborations. Based in Virginia, they represent a blend of legacy US and international brands.

An uncommon approach to American basics, every garment is produced by family-owned factories within 10 miles from their headquarters in LA.

Los Angeles storefront with a bit of everything from clothing to jewelry and apothecary.

Originally from the Pacific Northwest, designer Korina Emmerich's colorful work is known to reflect her patrilineal Indigenous heritage from the Puyallup tribe. Items are made in Brooklyn.

An outfitter for the spirited American and a great little shop in Portland with a perfectly curated set of US-based designers and more.

100+ year old brand with a deep commitment to the environmental and sociological implications of their manufacturing process. Knitted in Sheboygan, Wisconsin.

Candles, room sprays, reed diffusers — even some nice socks and beanies. Made in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.

Honolulu atelier making wild bucket hats and accessories, manually cut and sewn in the Aloha state.

Los Angeles-based storefront that offers a wide collection of the finest heritage brands from the US and abroad.

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

LA-based luxury lifestyle label featuring high-quality organic cotton, hand-knit cashmere, and plenty of options for customized details. $$$$. From the mind of Greg Chait.

A cold-weather alternative to the beanie that bridges function and style. Manufactured by hand in Manhattan's garment district.

A shop aesthetic some have described as "working classic," this LA-based store features a mix of MIUSA and imported pieces.

It's Stetson. Look for their hats made in Galveston, Texas.