Below is a list of clothing made in the USA found in retail stores. I have been searching for the last six years for clothing and accessories made in the USA. I have tried to remember the names the best that I could and I do know that I didn’t write them all down. I know this list is woefully incomplete but I plan to continue to update this list often. The list has gotten exponentially larger than when I first started this project in 2011.
For more complete tips on finding American made clothing see my blog entry: Clothing Made in USA – Best Tips to Buying.
For those seeking clothing made in the USA, certain types of clothing are the easiest to find, they would be: T-shirts especially for young adults; Sports jackets; Hawaiian shirts and socks. Best bets for stores that carry American made clothing are some of the higher end department stores like Nordstrom’s or their discount stores like Nordstrom’s Rack. Other stores: Red Wing Shoes, Michael Stars, Off Fifth Avenue, Marine Layer (San Francisco, CA), Carried Away Boutique (Pacific Grove, CA), True Religion, 7 For All Mankind, Khaki’s Clothing of Carmel, and Unionmade (San Francisco) are other best bets. I have had some success going to retail stores that do carry inexpensive or medium level tops for ladies such as: Basic, Charlotte Russe, and Dermasque.
USA Made Clothing Through the Internet
For finding clothes made in the USA only via the internet, there are a great number of companies that sell only through the Internet. Many of these companies can become popular and eventually will show up in brick ad mortar stores, check out my link : Listing of Brands of Clothing Made in the USA via Internet. I am not the only “Made in USA” website, in fact, there are over 100 of them, I have organized them by alphabetical order and have said a sentence about each one on my link: Best Made in USA Websites. Once again, the list of American Clothing Manufacturers (brands) – Retail is far from complete, I will update them periodically. Sometimes brands suddenly appear and then disappear. (Last update: January 11,2018)
Listing of American Clothing Manufacturers – Retail
Dress Shirts (Oxford Shirts)
- Alexander Olch
- Band Of Outsiders
- Bills Khakis
- Billy Reid (few)
- Brooks Brothers Few)
- Club Monaco (few)
- David Hart
- Ernest Alexander
- Frank & Eileen
- Freemans Sporting Club
- Gitman Brothers
- Gitman Brothers Vintage
- Hamilton
- Haspel
- Hickey Freeman
- Ike Behar
- J. Press
- Jack Spade USA (rare)
- James Perse
- John Varvatos Star (rare)
- Ledbury
- Lipson
- Mason’s
- Mizzen & Main
- New England Shirt Co.
- Ovadia & Sons
- Oxxford
- Patrick Ervell
- Rag & Bone
- Raleigh Workshop
- Richard Chai
- Robert Talbott (few)
- RVYC
- Taylor Stitch
- Todd Snyder (few)
- Thom Browne
Casual Shirts (Men)
- Abbot & Main
- Affliction
- Agave (polo)
- Archival
- AuSable
- Ball And Buck
- Band of Outsiders
- Bee Line
- Bills Khakis (casual and polo and sweatshirts)
- Billy Reid
- Blues Jean Bar
- Civillianaire
- Click
- Clover Canyon
- Club Monaco
- Cohesive and Co. (Casual and polo)
- Crosswinds (polo)
- Day After (sweatshirt)
- Division
- Drifter
- Duck Head
- Envae (sweatshirt)
- Ever
- Fall River
- Fear of God LA
- Freemans Sporting Club
- Gitman Brothers
- Gray (by Saks 5th Ave) (polo)
- Helmut Lang
- Ike Behar
- J. Lawrence Khakis
- James Perse (casual & polo)
- Johnson Woolen Mills
- Kokatat
- Lanai
- Live Nation
- LL Bean
- Local Green (sweatshirt)
- Marine Layer (casual & polo)
- Miller’s Oath
- Mister California
- Mister Turk by Trina Turk
- Montana Woolen Shop
- Oak Street Bootmakers
- Ovadia & Sons
- Orvis (Sweater) (uncommon)
- Patrick Ervell
- Pendleton (Portland Collection)
- Public School
- Psycho Bunny
- Rag & Bone
- Ralph Lauren (uncommon)
- Reef
- Roarke
- Rogan
- RVYC
- St. Croix
- Seven For Mankind
- Seth Wellington
- Shiva
- Siki IM
- S.K.U.
- Soul Flower
- Spendid
- Steven Alan (Casual and polo)
- Stronghold
- Suburban Riot
- Taylor Stitch
- Tellason
- The West Is Dead
- Thieves
- Thom Browne
- Threads for Thought (Casual and polo)
- Tipsy (Polo)
- Todd Snyder
- Triple Aught Design
- True Religion Casual and Polo)
- Umbro
- Urban Renewal (tank)
- Van Glory (polo)
- Velvet
- Woolrich (uncommon)
- WQ Premium
- 194T
- 548
Blouses/Tops/Dresses
- A Touch of Class
- Abi Ferrin
- Adam
- Adele Dallas Orr
- Aiko
- A.L.C.
- Alex & Ana
- Alex Evenings
- Alexia Admor
- Alexis
- Alfred Dunner (rare)
- All Hours
- Allen Allen
- Allen Schwartz
- Alya
- A Made
- Amanda
- Amanda Uprichard
- Ambiance (Ambiante?)
- Ambition
- American Age
- American Colors
- American Rag (occasionally)
- Amma
- Amour Vert
- Andria Lieu
- Anna Be
- Anna Elyse
- Annalilli
- Annianna
- Aqua
- Ariel Rose
- ASTR
- Audrey
- Avalin
- Aventura (organic)
- Aviator
- B44
- B. Envied
- Baba
- Baby Phat
- Bailey 44
- Band of Outsiders
- Bar III
- Barbara Lesser
- Basic Threads
- Basil
- BCX
- Becca
- Bella
- Bella D
- Bellatrix
- Bella Luxx
- Beluva
- Bernie of New York
- Betsy & Adam
- Betsy Johnson
- bgreen
- Big Bang
- Big Star
- Billy Reid
- Biondo
- Black Crane
- Black Halo
- Blake
- Blanque
- Bleu
- Bleulab
- Bling Bling
- Bliss
- Blue from Sak’s
- Blue Canoe
- Blue Life
- Blue Rain
- Blush
- Bobeau
- Bobo House
- Brittany Black
- Brody & Cole
- Buchanan & Zavala
- Butter
- C & C
- Cach Cach
- Cache
- Cactus (Top)
- Cal Style
- California Bloom
- Cantoo
- Capricho
- Caribe
- Carl Opis
- Carol & Chris
- Carolina Dresses
- Carolina Herrera
- Caroline Rose
- Casa Lee
- Casual Couture
- Casual Industries
- Celine
- CENY
- Cha Cha
- Chalet
- Charlotte Russe
- Chaser
- Chelsea Sky
- Chenault
- Cheryl Creations
- Chico’s (rare)
- Chris & Carol
- Christopher & Banks
- Christy Fisher
- Ciel
- Cielo
- Citron
- Civil Society
- Claeson
- Clara Sun Woo
- Classics
- Clear Water Cotton
- Click
- Clover Canyon
- CMC
- Coco Love
- Coldwater Creek (uncommon)
- Collective Concepts
- Color Swatch
- Come N See
- Comfy
- Connections
- Connie Robertson
- Cotton Soft
- Country Suburbans
- Cover Charge
- Coveted Clothing
- Cozy
- Creatures of the Wind
- Crimson Ivy
- Crosby
- Crown Jewel
- Cubism
- Curator
- Curious Gypsy
- Curvesque
- Cut Loose
- Cut 25
- CY
- C.Z. Falconer
- Dantelle
- Daryl K
- David Cline
- David Meister
- Davida
- DDI
- DeBra (Carelf)
- Derek Lam
- Designs Today
- Dharma Trading Company
- Diane Von Furstenberg (rare)
- DNA Couture
- Dolan
- Dolce Carola
- Donna Karan (rare)
- dRA Clothing
- Dream R
- Dress Barn (rare)
- Drew
- Duck and Weave
- Dulce Carola
- Dusen Dussen
- Earth Creations
- Ecoskin
- Edista
- Edith Miller
- Eight Sixty
- Eileen Fisher
- Eileen West
- Elan
- Elaua Kautau
- Elements
- Elizabeth & James
- Ella Moss
- Ellen Parker
- Elliot Lauren
- Ellumi Nation
- Eloise
- Emerald
- Emily Blu
- Entro
- ENTI
- Enza Costa
- Equestrian Decisions
- Everly
- Evo Varro
- Fantastic Fawn
- Fantazia
- Fany D
- Fashion Magazine
- Fashionomics
- Fenini
- Fiancee
- Fifteen Twenty
- Finley
- Fio Fio
- Fiore
- Fire
- Fits Co.
- Final Touch
- Finesse
- Fiore
- Firuze
- Flax
- Flores & Flores
- Focus
- Folter
- Forever 21
- Frame Denim
- Frank and Eileen
- French Bazaar
- Free People
- Free Press
- Freeloader
- Freenote Cloth
- Freeth
- Fresh Laundry
- Fresh Produce
- Fresh Rose
- Garbe
- GCO Clothing
- Gender Bias
- Generation Love
- Gingerella
- Glima
- Glory
- GO Couture
- Goo Yoo
- Gr. Dano
- Graham & Spencer
- Green Dragon
- Groceries
- Guilia
- Gulliver’s Compass
- Gypsy
- Halston Heritage (uncommon)
- Happening in the Present
- Hard Tail
- Harlow Zee
- Haute
- Haute Hippie
- Heather
- Heidi Merrick
- Helmut Lang (occasionally)
- Hermosa
- Hero Crane
- h.i.p.
- Hippie Chique
- Honest
- Honey Punch
- Hot Luxx
- Hunter Bell
- I Heart Hannah
- I Heart Pinc
- Ibby Libby
- I.C. by Connie K
- Imagenation
- Impulse
- In
- In Joy Clothing
- INC
- Iner
- Ingrid and Isabel
- Inoah
- Inside Out
- Isaac Mizrahi
- J.C. Fits Inc.
- J. Leyendecker
- J. Mendel
- Jacqueline on Kauai
- Jams World
- James & Joy
- James Perse
- Janice
- Janska
- January
- Japanese Weekend (Maternity)
- Jason Wu
- Jenny Voo
- Jewels
- Jill Alexander
- John Eshaya
- Joo Bee USA
- Joseph Ribkoff (Canada)
- Jostar
- Joy
- Joyce
- Jude
- JudyP
- Jule Selin
- Julie’s Closet
- Julli
- Juliene
- Jump
- June and Hudson
- K. Murray
- Kalyx
- Kanvas
- Karen Kane
- Karen Klein
- Karina
- Kate Collection
- Katina Marie
- Kaufman Franco
- Kelly & Chy
- Kelly Wearster
- Keren Hart
- Knit Riot
- Komarov
- Korovilis
- Krisa
- Kut from the Kloth
- Kyele
- La Causa
- LA Couture
- La Scala
- La Vita
- Laila Jade (Jayee)
- Lamade
- Language
- Lani
- Lanston
- Last Tango
- Lauren Moshi
- Lee Andersen
- Lela Rose
- Left Coast
- Leith
- Lemon Fizz
- Leota
- Libertalia
- Liberty Love
- Lilly of California
- Lilly White
- Lily
- Liquid
- Liuu
- Livuk
- Local
- Lola Grace
- Lolly
- Loom State
- Love Fire
- Love Marks
- Love on a Hanger
- Love T
- Loveappela
- Lucy Love
- Lucky Day
- Lumiere
- Luna Luz
- Lush
- LVR
- L8ter
- Lysse
- LYT
- Madison
- Madison and Berkeley
- Maggie Boutique (by Suzie Chin)
- Mai Tai
- Manito
- Many Belles
- Maralyee Ferree
- Marc Jacobs (rare)
- Maria/Blanca Nero
- Marine Layer
- Mark & James
- Marquis
- Matana
- Match Point
- Maternal America (Maternity)
- Matty M
- Max & K
- Max & Mia
- Melissa Masse
- Mesmerize
- Miami
- Michael Farrell
- Michael Lauren
- Michael Stars
- Michelle
- Mighty Fry
- Mignone
- Milky Way
- Mill Valley Clothing
- Milly
- Mimi Chica
- Mind Code
- Mine
- Miraclebody by Miracle Suit
- Miraclicity?
- Misope
- Miss Match
- Miss Me
- Mod Cloth
- Modilusive
- Monif C
- Monique Lhuillier
- Mono B.
- Monrow
- Monteau
- Moon and Sky
- Moonlight(ing)
- Morgan & Co.
- Mosaic
- Mulata
- Mumu
- Murmur
- Muse
- Must Have
- Myne
- My Petite Pois
- Mystic
- Nadia Tarr
- Naeen Khan
- Nally & Millie
- Natali
- Natto
- Necessary Objects
- Necessities
- Needle & Threads
- Nellie Fantasia
- Niche Clothing
- Nick
- Nicole Miller (rare)
- Nieman Marcus (rare)
- Nikki
- Nina Tui
- Nishikiki
- Nobilia
- Noble USA
- Not Your Daughter’s Jeans
- Oatt USA
- Obakki
- OC
- Ogle
- O(h)’LaLa
- Oleg Cassini (rare)
- Olian (Maternity)
- Olivia Moon
- One Fashion
- Only Hearts
- Onyx
- Oober Swank
- Oopsie Doopsie
- Oscar De la Renta
- Painted Threads
- Papaya
- Paper Crown
- Paperkine?
- Patterson J. Kincaid
- Paulin K.C.
- Payne
- Peach, Love, Cream
- Pendleton (Portland Collection)
- People Like Frank
- Peppermint
- Petit Pois
- Pink Basis
- Pink Lotus
- Pink Wheel
- Play Haus
- Pleione
- People Like Frank
- Poetry
- Polka Dot
- POP
- Potter’s Pot
- PPLA Clothing Co.
- Prabal Gurung
- Prairie Cotton
- Prairie Underground
- Prana
- Pretty Woman
- Proenza Schouler
- Project
- Project Social T
- Promesis vs Promessa
- Pure Alychee?
- Purple Rain
- R & M
- R & R Surplus
- R. Marles
- Rachel Palky
- Radenroro
- Rag & Bone
- Ramy Brook
- Red Haute
- Reina
- Renee or reneec
- Revenge Is
- Rhonda Starr
- Riller
- RMD
- Robert Rodriguez
- Roby Becca
- Rochelle
- Romeo & Juliet (Couture)
- Rosebud
- Rosio
- Roxette
- Ruby Rox
- Russ Berens
- S & S Clothing
- S-Twelve
- Sabora
- Sage
- Saint George
- St. Grace
- St. John
- Salaam
- Sally Esposito
- Saving the Earth
- Savvie (Canada)
- Sauvage
- Scarlet Libellula
- Scavenger Couture
- Scrapbook
- Scent
- Sea Breeze
- Search For Sanity
- Seaton
- Shannon Marie
- Sharon Max
- Shelly
- Sheryl Nash
- Shirt
- Shortcake
- Signorello
- Simpli the Best
- Skinny Tees
- Sky
- Snoskins
- Socialite
- Soft
- Soft Joie
- Sole Diane Srudio
- Solemio
- Solow
- Soprano
- Soul, Mind, Breath, Life
- Soul Flower
- Speechless
- Spirithouse
- Splendid
- ssSISss
- Stateside
- Stella Crew (Cruz?)
- Stem
- Steven Alan
- Stewart & Brown
- Stop Staring
- Storybook
- Studio Gem Q.
- Style & Co. (rare)
- Style Up
- Suburban Riot
- Sucre Soir
- Sun Kim
- Supermaggie
- Susana Monaco
- Suttons
- Sweet Claire
- Sweet Rain
- Sweet Romeo
- Sylvia Mado or Sylvie & Mado
- T. Babiton
- T. Bags
- T. Party
- Tadashi
- Tanya Taylor
- Tart (Maternity)
- Tea N. Rose
- Ten Forty
- Terry
- Testament
- Textile
- Texture
- Thankoon
- The Classics
- The Row
- The Studio
- Them Beware
- Theory (rare)
- Theyskens Theory
- Three Dots
- Tiana B.
- Tianello
- Tini Lili
- Tommy Bahama (rare)
- Top 10
- Toska
- Tovia
- Tradlands
- Tres Bien
- Trina Turk (uncommon)
- Triumph
- Trixxi
- Troo
- Trumph
- Tucker
- Ty Che (Tui The?)
- T2 Love
- Unger
- Uno, Deaux, Trois
- Urban X
- URU
- Va Va Voom
- Valetta
- Vanilla Sugar
- Veejaiz
- Velvet
- Velvet Stone
- Velvet Touch
- Ventti
- Veronica M.
- Veronicacom
- Vicki Vill
- Vine Street
- Vintage Savannah
- Vivace
- Vivienne G
- Voll
- Voom
- VPL
- WallpapHer
- Way In
- WAYF
- We the Free
- West Kei
- Weston Wear
- Wet Seal (rare)
- Whetherly
- Whit
- Wild Fox
- Willow & Clay
- Wrath Arcane
- Xscape
- XCVI
- Yigal Azrouel
- Yoana Baraschi
- Yogo 3
- Young, Fabulous & Broke
- Yumi Yumi
- Yummy Plus
- Yushi
- Yvette
- Zac Posen
- Zoe (Made in Canada)
- Zoran
- Zunic
- 1-2-3
- 150
- 18 potato
- 18 SS 18
- 194T
- 24/7
- 33 Lights
- 548
- 88orange
Jeans
- A/G (Adriano Goldschmied)
- A Bold E
- ABS Collection
- Agave
- Alice and Olivia
- Allen Edmonds
- Asbury Park
- Baldwin
- Bills Khakis
- Billy Reid
- Blue Cult Elites
- Blue Essence
- Blues Jean Bar
- Cambio
- Citizens of Humanity
- Civillianaire
- CJ by Cookie Johnson
- Commune
- Crate Denim
- Cult of Individuality
- Current/Elliott
- David Kahn
- DDI
- Divine Right of Denim
- Division
- Doheny
- Dylan George
- Engineered Jeans
- Ernest Sewn
- Fidelity
- Filson
- Fly Free
- Frame Denim
- Freemans Sporting Club
- Genetic Denim
- Gokey
- Goldsign USA
- Grown & Sewn
- Gustin
- Habitual
- Helmut Lang (Men and Women)
- Howe
- Hudson
- Imogene & Willie
- J. Brand
- Jack Spade (uncommon)
- James Jeans
- Joe’s
- Just USA
- Kasil
- Kelly Wearster
- Lacoste (by Ernest Sewn)
- Left Field
- Levi’s (uncommon, Made & Crafted; Levi’s Vintage Collection, see my link)
- Love & Wear
- Lucky (rare)
- McGuire
- Mister Freedom Jeans
- Mother
- Naked and Famous (Canada)
- Not Your Daughter’s Jeans
- Orvis
- Paige (Premium)
- Patrick Ervell
- Point Sur Denim
- Postage
- Prison Blues Jeans
- Rag & Bone
- Raleigh Denim
- Ralph Lauren (RRL)
- Ray’s
- Red Engine
- Rich by Rich
- Rick & Skinny
- Rising Sun
- Robin’s
- Rock & Republic
- Rockstar
- Rogan
- Rogue Territory
- Roy Denim
- R44
- Seven For All Mankind
- Shade 55
- Stronghold
- Taylor Stitch
- Tellason
- Textile
- The Row
- Tom Ford
- True Slim
- 3Sixteen
- True Religion
- William Rast (rare)
- Williamsburg Garment Co.
- 3 x 1
Jeans (Sold by Internet Only)
- All American Clothing $49
- Bonobos $135 and up
- Buddy’s Jeans $29 and up
- Bullet Blues $170
- Certified Jeans $118
- Diamond Gusset $56 – $127
- Duluth Trading Company (not all US made)
- Dyer And Jenkins $125-$185
- Earl’s Apparel $40 (at hickorees.com)
- FiveTen $
- Flint and Tinder $89
- Flying Monkey (luvurjeans.com) At luvurjeans.com, scroll to bottom of page, hit search, category – select jeans; keyword: flying monkey, vendor: flying monkey, hit find.
- GJG Jeans (luvurjeans.com) do as above except type in GJG Jeans for keyword and vendor.
- Grand River Jeans (formerly River Road Jeans)
- Gustin $81 , Start-up company in San Francisco, can be found on Kickstarter.
- Imogene and Willie $250
- Jean Shop, Actually has a store.
- Just USA Jeans (luvurjeans.com) – They carry different brands as well, not all are US made.
- Leftfield (NYC) Jeans $140 – $230
- Levis (rare, $260, at hickorees.com, but also rarely found in brick and mortar stores, see my link on Levis)
- Made in USA Jeans (usab2c.com) $45
- MISTER FREEDOM >$300
- MiUS $45 – $160
- Noble Jeans $250
- Pointer Brand $47
- Quality Mending $198 – $275 (at hickorees.com)
- Red Ant Pants $129
- Rising Sun & Co. Jeans $275 and up
- Rogue Territory $180 – $220
- Round House $30 – $35
- Ruel & Ray $90 – $200
- Rufskin $120
- Schaefer $60 – $80
- Siwy $150 to $180, Some fabulous discounts online, found in several stores.
- Texas Jeans $20 – $30
- Todd Shelton $160
- Union Line
- USA Jeans (Wheelchair Jeans)
- Zuur Jeans $149 and up
- 4Stroke $140 and up
- 1791 Supply and Co. $130
Men’s Pants (Jeans not included)
- Adriano Goldschmied (A/G) (Casual)
- Ball And Buck (Casual)
- Band of Outsiders (Casual & Dress)
- Barney’s Co-op) (Dress) (From Canada)(rare)
- Bills Khakis (Casual)
- Billy Reid (casual)
- Black (Sak’s) (suit)
- Bloomingdale’s (Dress) (Made in Canada) uncommon
- Brooklyn Britches (Casual)
- Brooks Brothers (Dress) Rare – more common with suits.
- Citizens of Humanity (Casual)
- Club Monaco (Dress)- Not Available this season
- Engineered Garments (Casual)
- Fitzgerald (Brooks Brothers Brand)(Dress)
- Freemans Sporting Club (Casual & Dress)
- Golden Fleece (Brooks Brothers Brand) Dress
- Grown & Sewn (Casual)
- Haspel (Dress)
- Hardwick (Dress)
- Hart Schaiffner & Marx (Dress & Casual)
- Hickey Freeman (Dress)
- Hugo Boss (Dress and Casual) (Rare)
- J. Brand (Casual)
- James Perse (Casual)
- Joe’s (Casual)
- John Elliott) (Casual)
- Joseph Abboud (Dress)
- J.P. Tiliford (Canada),(Dress)
- Madison (Brooks Brothers brand)(Dress)
- Milano (Brooks Brothrs Brand) (Casual and Dress)
- Newcastle (through Orvis) (Dress)
- Niemann Marcus (Dress) (Made in Canada) uncommon
- Nordstrom (rare)
- Original Paperbacks (Casual)
- Ovadia and Sons (Casual)
- Oxxford (Dress)
- Paige (Casual)
- Patrick Ervell (Dress & Casual)
- Pendleton (Portland Collection)
- Postage (Casual)
- Rag & Bone (Casual & Dress)
- Ralph Lauren (Dress)
- Red (Saks) (Suit)
- Regent (Brooks Brothers Brand) (Casual and Dress)
- Riviera (company of Jack Victor in Canada (Dress)
- Rock & Republic (Casual)
- Splendid Mills (casual)
- Steven Alan (casual)
- Theory (Dress) rare
- Thom Browne (Dress) Not available this season
- Todd Snyder (Dress) Not available this season
- Tom Ford (Casual)
- Triple Aught Design (Casual)
- True Religion (Casual)
Women’s Pants
- Adriano Goldschmied (A/G)
- Allen Allen
- Aviator
- Band of Outsiders
- Barbara Lesser
- Billy Reid
- Bobeau
- Cambrio
- Come N See
- Commando
- Crate Denim
- Current/Elliot
- Cut Loose
- Daryl K
- Eileen Fisher
- Elizabeth & James
- Elliot Lauren
- Equestrian
- Equestrian Designs
- Fresh Produce
- Grown & Sewn
- Hudson
- Impulse
- J. Brand
- Joe’s
- Karen Kane
- Krazy Larry
- Lucy (rare) (Yoga)
- Lysse (leggings)
- Monrow
- Not Your Daughter’s Jeans
- Paige
- Pendleton (Portland Collection)
- Pink Lotus
- Postage
- Prabal Gurung
- Rag & Bone
- Reed Krakoff
- Rock & Republic
- Sharmask
- Soul Flower (Leggings)
- Splendid
- St. John
- Textile
- The Row
- Them
- Theory
- Theyskens
- Three Dots
- Triple Aught Design
- Tyler Kim
- T2 Pants
- Wu Jeans
- Yoga Pants (Canada)
- Yummy
Shoe
(see also Shoes Made in the USA Listing)
- Alden
- Allen Edmonds
- Ana Tech
- Athena
- Bass (uncommon)
- Brooks Brothers
- Callisto
- Capps
- Carolina Boots (rare)
- Charbonnel et Walker
- Chippewa Boots
- Clinic
- Cordani
- cydwoq
- Danner Boots
- Dezario
- Double H Boots
- Eastland Boots
- En Shalla (undrest.com)
- Etik (undrest.com)
- Foot Thrills
- Five Ten (only climbing shoes)
- Frye Boots
- Gokey (Through Orvis)
- Gorilla USA
- Hoy Shoes
- Icon
- Jack Rogers
- Justin Boots (also owns Chippewa, Tony Lama & Nocona Boots)
- Helm
- Kanin
- Karmik Boots (made in USA and Canada)
- KB Footwear (formerly Knapp Brothers)
- Keen Boots (rare)(Nopo & Ontario Boots; Glisan sandals)
- Kenneth Cole (rare)
- Kork Ease
- la bottle gardiane (undrest.com)
- Lia Bijou
- LL Bean
- Lucchese Boots
- Magdesians
- Munro
- Nanette Lapore
- Neil M
- New Balance
- New Bark
- Nocona Boots
- Noah Waxman
- Oak Street Bootmakers
- One Sole
- Onex
- Orvis
- Quoddy
- Rag and Bone
- Ralph Lauren
- Rancourt & Co (for Steven Alan & Bills Khakis)
- Red Wing Boots
- Rocky shoes (rare)
- SAS shoes
- Sbicca
- Schnee’s Boots
- Sloggers Boots
- Thorogood Boots
- Timberland (rare)
- TNB Shoes
- Tony Lama Boots
- Trask
- Vintage
- Vivanz
- Walk Over
- White’s Boots
- Wolverine Boots
- Woolrich (slippers)
- Zioso – Womens shoes
Shoes (By Internet Only)
- Abilene Boots
- AF Boots (Allegiance Footwear)
- All American Clothing
- Aurora Shoes
- Belleville Boots (Military and police Boots)
- Capps Boot
- CYDWOQ Shoes
- Duluth Trading Co. Boots
- evolv (rock climbing shoes)
- Famolare
- Footskin
- Geier (Mocassins)
- Gypsy Soule
- Imogene and Willie
- Johansen Shoes (Capps)
- Karo Shoes
- Klogs USA (few made in USA)
- OG Industries (found at usa2bc.com)
- Okabashi
- Palm Sandals
- Paul Bond Boots
- Pierrepont Hicks (Mens and women’s chukkas)
- Quoddy
- Rancourt (also at hickorees.com, and some Brick & Mortar stores)
- Rocky Boots (some)
- Russell Moccasin
- Sage
- Soft Star Shoes
- Sofft (rare) women’s shoes
- Sven’s Clogs
- Telic Sandals (formerly Terox)
- Thorogood (at hickorees.com but also found in Brick & Mortar stores)
- Tic Tac Toes (Dance shoes)
- Trask Boots but not shoes.
- Wassookaeg Moccasins
- West Coast Shoe Company, Inc. (Wesco)
- Wilson Boots
- Wolverine Boots 1,000 mile (at hickorees, but also brick & mortar stores)
- Yuketen shoes
Golf Shoes
Tennis Shoes
New Balance Model #MC656WN
Socks (see also Socks)
- Aerosoles
- Aetrex
- Alaskan Nits
- Allen Edmonds
- Alleson
- Ann Taylor
- Anne Klein
- Asics
- Athletic Works
- Bass (or G.H. Bass)
- b.ella
- Bright Q.T. Feet
- Brooks Brothers
- Callaway
- Canyon Ridge
- Catherine Cole
- Celestine Stein
- Chabot & Sons
- Challenger RX
- Champion
- Charter Club
- Chppewa Boot socks
- Club Room
- Dahlgren
- Dapper Classics
- Darn Tough
- Defeet
- Doctor Scholl’s
- Dress Circle
- Dry Max
- E.G. Smith
- Ellen Tracy (Tights)
- Evergreen
- Farm to Feet
- FBF Green
- Feet
- Fits Sock Co.
- Flint and Tinder
- Footjoy
- For Bare Feet
- For Sox
- Fox River
- Franklin
- Fruit of the Loom
- George
- Golden Toe
- Good Hew
- Gumball Poodle
- Hanes
- Harbor Bay
- Hollista
- Hot Socks
- Hue
- Icebreakers
- J. Crew
- J. Jill
- Jones New York
- Jos. A. Bank
- Justin Boots socks
- Keen
- Lauren
- Life Is Good
- LL Bean (rare)
- Loft
- Maggie’s
- Maidenform
- Medipeds
- Merona
- Nautica
- New Balance
- Nicole Miller
- Nike
- Non Binding Socks
- Nordstroms
- North Country
- Nouvella
- Orvis
- Patagonia
- Pearl Izumi
- Polar
- Power Sox
- Pro Feet Inc.
- Red Head (occasional)
- Red Maple Socks
- Redlands
- REI
- Rock n Socks
- Roundtree & Yorke
- SAS
- Sierra West
- Smartwool
- Sock Guy
- Socktrot
- Sockwell
- Sol Socks
- Sole Sox
- Sole U Tion
- Sox Trot
- Starter
- Stem Socks
- Straw Foot
- Sublimation
- Sweet Marcel
- Swift Wick
- Tellason
- Thurlo
- Tie Dye Heaven Bamboo Socks
- Walking
- Wellen
- Wheel House
- Wigwam
- Wild Flowers
- Wilson (rare)
- Wolverine
- Woolrich
- World’s softest Socks
- Wright Socks
- Xantera
- Zella
- 14th & Union
Belts
- Allen Edmonds
- A. J. Skins (Through Sterling Kane, Alligator and Crocodile Belts)
- B-Low the belt (women’s fashion belts)
- Banana Republic
- Bills Khakis
- Bison
- Brighton – (dress, casual and western)
- Brooks Brothers (rare – dress)
- Bruno Magli (rare)
- Calibrate (rare)
- Canterbury
- Cavendar’s
- Chippewa (Western belts)
- Croakibles
- Donna Karan (uncommon)
- Filson
- Freemans Sporting Club
- Halogen
- Hlaska
- J. Crew
- Justin (Western belts)
- Kiel James Patrick – (sailing belts)
- Leatherock (women’s belts)
- Lejon
- Leejin (Dress, casual and western)
- LL Bean
- Mainstream
- Martin Dingman (dress, casual and fabric belts)
- Nocona (Western belts)
- Nordstroms
- Orvis
- Oscar De la Renta
- Rag & Bone
- Raina
- Red Wing
- Remo Tulliani – (Men’s dress belts US and Italy)
- Robert Graham
- Sak’s (Made in Canada)
- Schnees – (Western belts)
- Shinola
- Silver Creek (Western belts)
- Streets Away
- St. John
- Sun Valley
- Tony Lama (western belts)
- Tori Burch (women’s belts)
- Trafalgar (Men’s dress belts)
- Trask
- Tulliani (Remo) also see #36
- W. Kleinberg (Dress belts)
- W.C.M.
- 1901
T-Shirts
- Abbot and Main
- Affliction
- Agave
- Alex Maine
- Alternative
- Altru
- AMB
- Ambsn
- American Fitness Wear
- Ames Brothers
- Anvil
- Arsnl
- Awake
- Bailey 44
- Barney’s Co-op
- Be Ethic
- Bella
- bgreen
- Big Bang
- Bills Khakis
- Billy Reid (rare)
- Blondes Make Better T-shirts
- Blue 84
- Bobeau
- Borderline
- Bravado
- Brew City
- Broken English
- Brooklyn Motors
- Bruce Brown
- Carhartt (rare)
- Caroline Rose
- Casilon
- Casual Industrees
- Cal Style
- Chaser
- Chloe K.
- Citron
- Civil Regime
- Classics
- Closet Full
- Cohesive
- Commune
- Cotton Citizen
- Cover
- Crank
- Creatures of the Wind
- Current/Elliott
- Cusp by Nieman Marcus
- David and Goliath
- David Lerner
- Day After
- Diesel (rare)
- Dilascia
- District Made
- Dockers (rare)
- Drifter
- Dyse One
- Eco Mountain
- Ed Hardy
- Eileen Fisher (rare)
- Elizabeth & James
- Encore
- English Laundry (uncommon)
- Ernest Alexander
- Ever Trim
- Ex Deus Machina
- Ezekiel
- Farm Tactics
- Field Scout
- Fifth Sun
- Filter
- Fortunate Sun
- Fluffco
- FreecoastCo
- Freemans Sporting Club
- Fresh Produce
- Gentes
- Gibson
- Gildan (Since taking over American Apparel)
- Go Barefoot
- Goliath
- Gramicci
- Green Envelope
- Green Label Organic
- Groceries
- Gypsy
- Hanky Panky
- Haute Hippie
- Headline
- Heavy Rotation
- Helmet
- Helmut Lang
- Highland
- Hinano
- h.i.p
- Horses
- Howe
- Hurley (rare)
- IFSE
- Imaginary Foundation
- Ina
- Indian Motorcycle
- Insports
- Iron and Resin
- J. Crew (rare)
- Jack & Jokers
- Jack Flash
- Jack Oneil
- James Perse
- Jedidiah
- Johnson Motors, Inc.
- Joker
- Jomo Inc.
- Junk Food
- Karl Peters
- Katin
- Kavu
- Kid Dangerous
- Kinetix
- Kore Dry
- Krazy Kat
- Laila Jayde
- Lightning Bolt
- Lira
- Local Celebrity
- Local Green
- Love, Simdog
- Lucky
- Malibu Fox
- Malibu SHirts
- Marc Jacobs (rare)
- Marine Layer
- Michael Stars
- Mighty Fine
- Milly
- Minerals
- Mr. Zoggs Sex Wax
- Monitaly
- Monrow
- Mountain T shirt
- Mozaiks
- New Balance (rare)
- NSE West
- NSF Clothing
- Obey
- OM Girl
- ONeil (unusual)
- OQuinn (unusual)
- Original Retro Brand
- Out of Print
- Palmer Cash
- Paste
- Patagonia
- Patrick Ervell
- Peek
- Pelagic Dorado
- Pendleton (Portland Collection)
- PJK
- Poler
- Pop Icon
- Proenza Schouler
- Project Social T
- Proletariat
- Public Opinion
- Quicksilver (uncommon)
- Rag & Bone
- Raw earth wild sky
- Rebecca Minkoff
- Rebel Yell
- Red Chapter
- Reed Krafoff
- Reef
- Rehab by Second Sunday
- Resistance Enterprises (Politically Active)
- Retro
- R44
- Riot Society
- Roarke
- Robert Rodriguez
- Robin’s Jeans
- Rock Star
- Rogan
- Royal Underground
- RVCA
- S and H Athletica
- Saturdays
- Save Khaki’s
- Scott Free
- Sejor Ombre
- Seventh Inning Stretch
- Skull Candy
- Sof & Joie
- Soffee
- Soft As A Grape
- Sol Angeles
- Soul Flower
- Splendid Mills
- Spiritual Gangster
- Spray Graphic
- Sate Fitness
- Stem & sheer
- Sunshirts
- Swag Like Us
- TA-EAM
- Tank Farm
- Tech Styles
- Teddy the Dog
- Tees By Tina
- The Poster List
- The Row
- The West Is Dead
- Theyskens Theory
- Thieves
- Theory (rare)
- Threads For Thoughts (rare)
- Three Dots
- Throwdown
- Tipsy (USA)
- Topo Ranch
- Touch
- True Religion
- Trunk
- Uncl
- United by Blue
- Urban Como
- Urban Renewal
- VBN
- Vestige
- Vintage City
- Vinatge Havana
- Vintage Motors
- Vox Populi
- VSTR
- Wet Cement
- Whit
- Wicked
- Wild Fox
- Wksp
- XCVI
- XZavier
- Yesterdays
- Zen Mechanics
- 194T
- 1901
- 548
Hawaiian Shirts
- Ali’l Fashions
- Aloha Moi
- Aloha Republic
- Banana Jack
- Beanteacher
- Bishop St
- Diamond Head
- Duke Kahanemoku
- Elvis Presley (thru Hilo Hatties)
- Go Barefoot
- Halekulani
- Hawaiian Reserve Collection
- Hawaiian Togs
- H.I. Designs
- Hilo Hatties
- Ho Aloha
- Honolulu Shirtworks
- Iolani
- Island Heritage
- Jams World
- Kahala
- Kahaleo
- Kai
- Kalakaua
- Kanehameha
- Koa Road
- Koko Island
- Kolekole
- KY’s
- Made In Hawaii
- Mamo
- Pacific Legend
- Paradise Bay
- Paradise Found
- Paradise Nation
- Pineapple Juice
- Reyn Spooner
- RJC, Inc. (Robert J. Clancy)
- Royal Hawaiian Creations
- Straight Down
- Tiki Waikiki
- Tori Richard
- Two Paddles
- Two Palms
- Winnie’s Fashion
- Wyland
Scrubs
The best way to buy Scrubs made in the USA is through the Internet, see my blog entry
1. Mad About Scrubs by T.D. Scrubs
Shorts (Mens)
- Barney’s New York Co-op
- Bill’s Khakis
- Billy Reid
- Clover Canyon
- Drifter
- Freemans Sporting Club
- Gitman
- Grown & Sewn
- Highland
- Hudson (Men)
- Joe’s
- Minerals
- NSF
- Old Bull Shorts
- Pendleton (Portland Collection)
- pRana
- Rag & Bone
- RJC
- Save Khakis
- Scout Original
- Soul Flower
- Splendid
- Steven Alan
- Tom Browne
- Threads For Thoughts
- Tod Snyder
- True Religion
- Vince
Shorts (Womens)
- Adam
- AG Jeans
- Alice & Olivia
- Amanda Uprichard
- Bleulab
- CJ by Cookie Johnson
- Chance
- Citizens of Humanity
- Current/Elliott
- Fresh Produce
- Genetic Denim
- Hardtail
- Hudson
- J. Brand
- J. Perse
- Jason Wu
- Kelly Wearstler
- Lela Rose
- Milly
- Mother
- Not Your Daughters Jeans
- Organic by John Patrick
- Paige
- Pendleton (Portland Collection)
- Pret-A-Surf
- Rich & Skinny
- Rory Beca
- St. John
- Seaton
- 7 For All Mankind
- Soul Flower
- Splendid
- Thakoon
- The Row
- Theory
- Theyskens
- Three Dots
- Trina Turk
- True Religion
- Vince
- Wes Gordon
- 10 Crosby
Sports Jackets
- Allen Edmonds
- Band of Outsiders
- Bills Khakis
- Billy Reid
- Black (by Saks 5th Avenue)
- Black Fleece
- Club Monaco
- Fitzgerald
- Freemans Sporting Club
- Golden Fleece
- Hardwick Clothing
- Hart Schaiffner & Marx
- Haspel
- Hickey Freeman
- Hugo Boss (uncommon)
- Jack Victor (Canada)
- Joseph Abboud
- J.P. Tiliford (Canada)
- Kenneth Cole (rare)
- Madison
- Marc Jacobs (women)
- Niemann Marcus (Made in Canada)
- Ovadia & Sons
- Oxxford
- Patrick Ervell
- Rag & Bone
- Ralph Lauren
- Red (Saks)
- Robert Talbott
- Samuelsohn (Made in Canada)
- Southwick Suits
- Thom Browne
- Tod Snyder
Sweaters
- Allen Edmonds
- Ball And Buck
- bgreen (hoodies)
- Bills Khakis
- Feat of Strength
- Pendleton (Portland Collection)
- St. Croix
- Tellason
- Vivex
Men’s Sweatshirts
- AKWA
- Aviator Nation
- Blue 84
- Day After
- Envae
- Fieldscout
- Filson
- James Perse
- Joe’s
- Land’s End
- Local Green
- Minerals
- New Balance (rare)
- NSF Clothing
- Obey
- Patrick Ervell
- Retro
- Rogan
- Sol Angeles
- Soul Flower
- Steven Alan
- Threads for Thought
- Tim Coppins
- West Trend
- 1901
Women’s Sweatshirts
- Abbot and Main
- Allen Allen
- Barbara Lesser
- Eileen Fisher (uncommon)
- Hard Tail
- Haute Hippie
- h.i.p.
- Jason Wu (rare)
- Juicy Couture (rare)
- Living Doll
- Make and Model
- NSF Clothing
- Patterson J. Kincaid
- Peek
- Pink Lotus
- prANA
- Rag & Bone
- Retro
- Soul, Mind, Breath, Life
- Soul Flower
- Splendid
- Textile
- T2
- Wildfox
Ties
- Alexander Olch
- Allen Edmonds
- Barbara Blank
- Broletto
- Brooks Brothers
- Calibrate
- Carrot & Gibs
- Club Monaco
- David Donahue
- Dem Crazy
- Di Cravatte
- Engineered Garments
- Ernest Alexander
- Everett
- Freemans Sporting Club
- Gitman Brothers
- Hart, Schaiffner & Marx
- Hickey Freeman
- High Cotton
- Ike Behar
- J. Garcia
- Jack Spade
- John Varvatos
- J.Z. Richards
- Michael Kensinger
- Michael Kors
- Nordstroms
- Pendleton (Portland Collection)
- Psycho Bunny
- Ralph Marlin
- R. Hanauer
- Rag and Bone
- Robert Talbott
- St. John
- Ted Baker
- Todd Snyder
- Theory
- Vintage Vineyards
- Wings (by Narsai)
- Zigguratt
- Zylos
(Unlikely producing ties in USA anymore: DNKY, Perry Ellis, Rooster, Surrey)
Vests
- Allen Edmonds
- Bills Khakis
- Filson
- Pendleton (Portland Collection)
- Rag and Bone
- Todd Snyder
Underwear
(see also Underwear Listing)
- Araks (bra, panties)
- Bamboo Boxer Company
- Bamboosa
- bgreen
- Bills Khakis
- Blanqi
- Blue Canoe
- Commando
- Debra Marquit (bra, panties)
- Farr West (slip)
- Flint & Tinder
- Free People (bra, slip)
- Freemans Sporting Club
- Fruit of the Loom (for WalMart)
- Gilden (Since taking over American Apparel)
- Green Girl (Lingerie)
- Hanky Panky
- Kiki De Montparnasse (bra, panties)
- Merona (Tights)
- Omgirl (bra)
- Only Hearts (bra, panties)
- Parisa
- Patagonia
- Polarmax – underlayers tops and bottoms for men, women and youth, (also brand name of AYG)
- REI
- Result Wear (bra)
- Second Base (cammis)
- Solow
- Spanx
- Special Delivery NYC
- Steven Alan
- The Lake & Stars (bra, panties)
- Thom Browne
- Underworks USA
- Undrest
- VPL
- Zella (Bra)
- Zinke
Underwear (By Internet Only)
- B Green
- Blue Canoe
- Campbellsville
- Choctaw Ridge (at hickorees.com)
- City Boxers
- Flint and Tender
- Go Softwear
- My Boxercraft
- Only Hearts (Panties and Bras, Camis)
- Ramblers Way
- Rufskin
- Second Base
- Shivers (long underwear)
- Stylemarq (Possibly don’t exist anymore)
- Twig N Berries (boxers) (usa2bc.com)
- Undrest
- Union House
- Union Line
- Uranus Apparel (made of soy)
- UwearUSA
- Wickers
- Zic & Chacha
Coats (and Lady Blazers)
- Adam (Ladies Blazer)
- Alex Maine
- Alice & Olivia (Ladies Blazer)
- Ball and Buck
- Band of Outsiders
- Bills Khakis
- Billy Reid
- Biya Collection
- Blue Duck
- Cardinal of Canada
- Clover Canyon
- Civilianaire
- C.W.S.T.
- Cynthia Rowley
- DK NYC (Cape) (Rare)
- Eddie Bauer
- Engineered Garments
- Fidelity
- Filson
- Fresh Produce
- Golden Bear
- Gr. Dano
- Graham And Spencer
- Helmut Lang (rare)
- Kaufman Franco
- Kinetix (light jacket)
- Jason Wu
- Lee Andersen
- Marc Jacobs
- Monitaly
- Montauk
- Mycra Pac
- Odd Fellow
- Orvis
- Painted Pony
- Pendleton
- Pendleton (Portland Collection)
- Pine Bluff
- REMY
- Robert Rodriguez (Blazer)
- Saks Fifth Avenue (extremely rare)
- Schott
- Sean Jean
- Spiewak and Sons
- St. John
- SW3
- Taylor Supply
- Tellason
- The Row
- Theyskens Theory
- Thom Browne
- Tipsy (Fleece Jacket)
- Triple Aught Design
- Truth & Pride (Ladies Blazer)
- Yesterdays (Fleece Jacket)
- Wind River (through Orvis)
- Woolrich
- Yushi
Athletic Wear
- ALO (Yoga)
- American Fitness Wear (Athletic clothing, weight-lifting) (Men & Women)
- Anue (Yoga)
- Beyond Yoga (Yoga)
- Castelli (bicycle clothing) (rare)
- Clary Sage Organics (Yoga)
- Hard Tail (tops, sweatpants)
- Lucy (Yoga pants) rare
- LVR (yoga wear)
- Lysse (running pants, yoga tops, leggings)
- Nation LTD (sweatpants)
- New Balance (running shirts and shorts)
- Pink Lotus (yoga)
- pRana (yoga)
- Pure Karma (yoga)
- SODO (sweats pants, tops)
- Solow (Yoga, running)
- Soul, Mind, Breath, Life (yoga)
- Soul Flower (yoga)
- Splits59 (workout clothing, sport bra)
- SQN (workout clothing)
- Voler (bicycle clothing)
- UnderArmour (tops) rare
- Yogasmoga (yoga tops, bras, yoga pants, etc) all made in USA
Bathing Suits
(see also Swimwear Listing)
- ABS
- Anne Cole
- Athena
- Badgley Mischka
- Bar III
- Basta Stuff
- Beach Bunny
- Beach Riot
- Becca
- Betsy Johnson
- Bikini Lab
- Cali Dreaming
- Cole of California (rare)
- Commando
- Cover
- Debra Marquit
- Eberje
- Eco Swim
- Ella Moss
- Fashion Star
- Guess (rare)
- Helen Jon
- Hobie (rare)
- Hurley (rare)
- INC (rare)
- JAG
- Jessica Simpson (rare)
- Karla Colletto
- Kushcush Swim
- L Space
- La Blanca
- Letarte
- Lisa Marie Fernandez
- Lucky (uncommon)
- Luxe
- Magicsuit
- Make and Model
- Mara Hoffman
- Marc by Marc Jacobs
- MICHAEL Michael Kors
- Miguelina
- Milly
- Miracle Suit
- Norma Kamali
- Oscar DeLa Renta
- Pret-a-Surf
- Rag and Bone
- Ralph Lauren Blue Level
- Robin Piccone
- Sauvage
- Shoshanna
- Sofia by ViX Swimwear
- Splendid
- St. John
- Sunsets
- Susana Monaco
- Tavik
- Tommy Hilfiger
- Trina Turk (uncommon)
- True Religion
- Undrest
- Vitamin A
- Zero and Maria Cornejo
- 24th & Ocean
Mens’s Swimsuit
- ambsn
- Bills Khakis
- Katin
- Michaels
- Parke & Ronen
- Paste
- Peter Millar (Canada)
- Rag and Bone
- Sauvage
- T. Christopher
- True Religion
- Warriors of Radness
- Zachary Prell
Gloves
- Ball and Buck
- Bills Khakis – Depending on the season a good selection of gloves
- Churchill
- Deerskin
- Filson – Great quality gloves and mittens, designed to last a lifetime.
- Fox River
- Golden Eagle
- Pistil
- Wigwam
Hats
- Albert Swanepoel
- Atruro Rios
- Bailey (of Holloywood)
- Ball and Buck
- Barmah
- Belfrey
- Betmar
- Big Apple
- Bills Khakis
- Biltmore
- Bollman
- Brixton
- Broner
- Cha Cha’s
- Christine A. Moore
- Crown Cap (Canada)
- David Morgan
- Dobbs
- Eagle Crest
- Eric Javits
- Filson
- Gilfore
- Golden Gate
- Goorin
- Head N Home
- Helen Kaminski
- Hempy’s
- Henschel
- Jaxon
- Jennifer Ouellette
- Kangol
- Kathy Jeanne
- Katin
- Kokin
- Legacy 92 ( knit hats)
- Lola
- Makins
- Mr. Green
- Mr. Kim
- New Era
- Norse Project
- NYH
- P.C.
- Pantropic
- Polly Singer
- Poppy
- Publish Brand
- Qiviut by Oomingmak
- Resistol
- Rag and Bone
- Riverz
- Scala
- Shady Brady
- Stetson
- Stitch
- Sunbody
- Sur la tete
- Tilley’s (Canada)
- Tommy Bahama (rare)
- Top of the World
- Volcom (rare)
- ZZ Ward
Please note, just because a name is listed does not necessarily mean it was made in America. Most of the above manufacturers, have factories outside of the US as well. One small note: there were a couple of Canadian entries in the above.
“He who goes against fashion is himself its slave.” -Logan Pearsall Smith
clothingmadeinusablog 
A few more you could list:
Suits: Hickey Freeman
Belts: Allen Edmonds, Filson
Socks: Smart Wool
Thanks alot for the great info, I will use it the next time I need to purchase any of the items you listed.
All the best, John Brriggs
Thanks John,
I am always happy to find more American clothing manufacturers. I will gladly add to this to my very anemic list.
Thanks again, Jack A.
You could also add Soul Flower (www.soulflower.com)
I have added your company to the list.
Missed All American Clothing Co. Small, high quality, gusseted, 100% USA Made. 10 years.
Check: www. Made in USA Certified
It is always great to get feedback especially from the co-founder of All American Clothing Company. I do know of your great company, however, I have not yet seen them in a retail store, which is the title of this piece. I would be happy to add your name to the list of manufacturers found in retail stores if you might point me the way. Just today, I found Blue Canoe, another American clothing manufacturer, in a retail store (Eco-Goods in Santa Cruz, CA), so I can happily add their name to the list. I am keeping track of American Clothing manufacturers that sell only via the Internet (I haven’t decided whether to publish this list, yet). Thanks so much, Mr. Nickol, I hope to hear from you soon. -Jack A.
Hey Clothingmadeinusablog,
This might be off topic, however, I’m intrigued in buying products (daily stuff like clothing, pots, pans, college supplies) that were crafted on American soil by American suppliers. My reasoning guiding this is that I will know that these personnel weren’t addressed unfairly and these agencies enforced the regular labor regulations and have labor unions. Following seeing what Wal Mart’s finished, I imagine I’ll keep away from them for as very long as I maybe can.
Do you know any companies or establishments that make these solutions? Could you potentially listing 1 or two, or provide a link that lists these? Thank you!
Great Job!
Dear Plus Lady,
Thank you for the question. There are a few great blogs that help you to identify ‘daily stuff’ made in the usa. My favorite is simplyamericandotnet; madeinusachallenge.com is good; madeinusablog.wordpress.com is a good blog but recently his activity has decreased. For the latest manufacturing news – Alliance for American Manufacturing is a great source. I hope this has been helpful. Jack A.
I was just seeking this info for some time. After 6 hours of continuous Googleing, at last I got it in your website. I wonder what is the lack of Google strategy that don’t rank this kind of informative websites in top of the list. Usually the top web sites are full of garbage.
Dear Enriqueta Moreira,
That is the problem with Google and other search engines is that the most appropriate sites do not come up first, certainly if I paid Google then the site would be higher on the list. -Jack A.
Great post, I just bookmarked it on Digg.
I’m still learning from you, while I’m improving myself. I certainly love reading all that is written on your website.Keep the posts coming. I enjoyed it!
I’ve gone ahead and bookmarked https://clothingmadeinusablog.wordpress.com/2011/09/27/american-clothing-manufacturers-retail at Digg.com so my friends can see it too. I simply used Listing of American clothing manufacturers – Retail clothingmadeinusablog as the entry title in my Digg.com bookmark, as I figured if it is good enough for you to title your blog post that, then you probably would like to see it bookmarked the same way.
Please add the following New ICM Brands (www.newicm.com or tomandjerry.com) – Proudly manufacturing in El Campo, Texas since 1948:
Children’s Sleepwear/Slips:
Laura Dare – Girls
Tj’s Pj’s – Collegiate Wear
Tom & Jerry – Boys
I.C. Collections – Slips/panties
Little Zazzy
I.C. Dreams
Adult FR Workwear:
New ICM Workwear
Adult Outerwear:
ICM Imagewear
I like and am a BIG fan of your website! Hope you will take your time to check out my website.
I would like to know if you could name any companies in the US, who make scrubs, in the US. Scrub tops,
pants, scrub jackets, lab coats, mens an womens?
Or, would be willing to look into doing it……..
Dear Lynn,
I have not specifically looked for scrubs or lab coats at brick and mortar stores, but I do know they are out there through the internet. You can also check my blog entry: Listing of brands of clothing made in the USA via internet.
Scrubs (by alphabetic order):
Banana scrubs
Dakota Textiles
Duck Scrubs
Green Scrubs
Mantrameds
On Call by aetnashirt.com
Performance Scrubs
Pulse Uniforms
Sassy Scrubs
Scrub/ink
T.S. Uniforms (tsuniforms.com)
Lab Coats:
Angeli by correctproducts.com
Cole Parmer
Crooked Brook (women only)
Dakota Textile
Doc’s Duds
Just Lab Coats
Medelita
On Call by aetnashirt.com
Procreations (maternitylabcoats.com)
Pulse Uniforms
Riverside Uniforms
Schooluniforms.com
Scrub/ink
Sunstarr apparel
T.S. Uniforms (tsuniforms.com)
-Jack A
Hi everyone, this is a great blog and I need help here. I am currently looking for a good manufacture that can help us produce upcoming clothing line for women dresses ad casual wears. Please contact me wearzilia@gmail.com on any suggestion for a manufacture you know of. Thanks again and can’t wait to hear from one of you.
Dear Joyce,
The best place if you want to make your clothing made in the USA as http://makersrow.com/. Good Luck. Jack A
HI everyone if any of you are ever looking for a manufacturer/supplier for USA goods. Try Gil Sewing or High Performance Uniforms. We’re a clothing manufacturer located in Chicago just a few miles west of Wrigley Field. We do all sorts of uniforms and apparel, from hospitality to security to tailored suits. You can get more information about us at http://www.highperformanceuniforms.com or gilsewing.com
Does your blog have a contact page? I’m having trouble locating it but, I’d like to send
you an e-mail. I’ve got some ideas for your blog you might be interested in hearing. Either way, great blog and I look forward to seeing it expand over time.
Dear Adrian,
The best way to contact my would be my e-mail address which is: office1234a@sbcglobal.net. Thanks. -Jack A
THIS™ Brand Clothing
Siwy Denim. Designed and Manufactured in Los Angeles, Ca. Completely Made in the USA.
http://www.siwydenim.com/
Wonderful, what a weblog it is! This weblog gives valuable facts to us,
keep it up.
Do you know of any companies that have jeans for women that are less than 50 bucks a pair? I was looking through the companies and apparently 200+ a pair is normal and I don’t make anywhere near enough to afford them. Either way, I like the list! I’m just curious how do these companies stay open with those prices?
Dear Annie, I really love to shop at the Nordstrom’s Rack and sometimes those $170 jeans can be bought for $60 or $70. Or you can try the online places like from cheapest to highest: Texas Jeans $20 – $30; Round House $30 – $35; Made in USA Jeans @usa2bc.com $45; Pointer brand $47; All American Clothing $49; Diamond Gusset $56 – $127; Schaefer $60; Red Ant Pants $129; Todd Shelton $160; Bullet Blues $170. Happy hunting. -Jack A
This is really interesting, You’re a very skilled blogger. I’ve
joined your feed and look forward to seeking
more of your fantastic post. Also, I’ve shared your site in my social networks!
I have a “List of US made Products” website that you might find useful:
http://usproducts.yolasite.com
I have over 2700 companies listed and it is growing.
I recommend anybody reading this that this isone of the most comprehensive lists i have seen on US made things including clothing. -Jack A
You left of Red Ants Pants for ladies pants. Unless you don’t cover “workwear.” They are similar to carharts but better quality. Thanks.
Dear Juliet,
I had Red Ant Pants in another category – this list – is actually misnamed – it should be brands found in brick and mortar stores. I have Red Ant Pants list under another category: Listing of American clothing brands – Internet. I have added a couple of categories that Red Ant Pants also makes T shirts, hoodies, belts and hats. Thanks for letting me know. -Jack A
Good Evening,thanks for your efforts creating this list…By chance having a list of manufactures?..Thank you
That is a great question. I do not have a list per se. I wish I did. Here are some good sites: 1) http://makersrow.com/ which is like the yellow pages of manufacturers in the USA; 2) fibre2fashion.com – list clothing manufacturers, but you would have to type in USA to find US manufacturers; and if you are in San Francisco or New York, they have websites like sfmade.org for (San Francisco) that may be helpful. I hope this is helpful. -Jack A
Thankx for sharing
high great list but did you leave out one of my favourites eddie bauer in chicago
I have written about Eddie Bauer in 2011. At that time, they were going to collaborate with English designer Nigel Cabourn to manufacture outerwear made in Northern America. Well, they have been doing this for three years, however it is made in Canada. Other than that, Eddie Bauer has not made clothing in the USA for many years, and that is why they are not included. -Jack A
Thanks for putting this together! I love seeing the Made in the USA initiative progress!
Have you ever heard of the Save the Garment Movement in NYC. One of my friends is on the board and I really love what they are doing for this Cause.
Lastly, I represent an apparel production house in LA through my company http://www.IndieSource.com and we help designers and brands with
Design and Development
Apparel Manufacturing
Fashion Sales and Marketing
Just another resource for Americans to use!
I have seen the Save the Garment District movement and several articles on Nanette Lapore. I believe I included one of her stories last year. If you can help American fashion businesses find places to manufacture in the U.S. that would be fantastic. -Jack A
I certainly can Jack, I am really happy to be enabled to do so. We help all types of brands, from start-ups to Urban Outfitters. Its impressive to see the amount of money being spent on creating awareness and marketing “Made in the USA.”
In February at Magic Market Week in Las Vegas, they re-formatted the whole sourcing show to include a huge USA section and spent hundreds of thousands in marketing and getting vendors.
So many clients come to me complaining about the poor communication, poor quality, and risk involved with manufacturing in foreign nations, like China. There is even a secondary market formed to handle the communication, which only increases the cost and people involved.
Now more than ever should brands consider getting all of their conception and manufacturing done in America!
Now your talking my language.
That is fantastic. Maybe I can feature your company in an upcoming blog entry. Oh, by the way, I have told a Kickstarter company that you may be helpful for finding him a suitable American manufacturing plant for his clothing line.
Sincerely,
Jack A.
Jack,
Thanks for the referral. It is a pleasure to discuss and develop people’s passions in the fashion and apparel industry.
We would be delighted to conduct a blog feature with you. Whether that is a Q & A or simply an introduction to what we can do in the USA. I could provide you with great content on why everyone should consider the American Made option.
My Email is Jesse@IndieSource.com Please reach out to me when you can.
I sure will. I will contact you via e-mail early next week. -Jack A
Does anyone have sources for USA or North American made outerwear, winter clothing, jackets, windbreakers parka’s etc?
Probably the best place for Made in USA outerwear that is reasonably priced is shopunionusa.com. They have windbreakers, pullovers, vests. Triple Aught Design is also very nice for outerwear. Windbreakers: Dehen and Battenwear found at Hickorees.com. Fleece pullovers and hoodies: Aether and POP outerwear. For Parkas: Orvis makes a very expensive retro parka.Empire Canvas wear makes a parka. Aether has some Canadian made heavy coats: Andorak, Nomad, The Breaker and Stormy. Don’t forget Filson and occasionally Pendleton. I hope that is helpful. Happy Hunting. -Jack A
Try Gil Sewing Corp. in chicago http://www.gilsewing.com
hi i’m searching for a brand name ; red
Sak’s Fifth Avenue carries a brand called red. I am not sure if that is the one you are looking for. -Jack A
I am looking for a t-shirt manufacturing company located it Florida or any of the surrounding states. My 6 year old is looking to start a clothing line in which she uses the proceeds to purchase school clothing for homeless children. If manufacturers are interested please email me at proberts1216@gmail.com
Paige is using cheap fabrics and selling the jeans as “premium jeans”. Also the American companies (Laundries) that Paige is using to finishing the jeans are disappearing because of the ridiculous prices that Paige pay for their washes.
Hi,
I enjoyed your website, I was looking for manufacturers and I found you… This is great! But do you know with company I can workout because I want to open a store outsite of United Stated and I am looking for some kind like forever 21, rue21, charlotte russe, etc. Please reply me .
Thank you for your time.
GBU.
Cristela
Dear Cristela,
If you are interested in manufacturing within the United States, your easiest route is through http://makersrow.com/.Maker's Row can set you up with a manufacturer in your area of the country. As far as distributing to other countries, that is a more involved answer. First off, do actually have a line to sell? Then how much do you make? Where do you want to distribute? As they say, do you have a business plan that addresses all of these questions? As far as taking a known chain and taking that chain into another country, I think that would be very improbable as these large chains have probably been working on that on their own and probably don’t need any prodding to do this. I hope I answered your question. Thanks for reading. -Jack A.
jack,
This is Zack Anderson if you can mention the numbers of these companies so i can contact them. i will be waiting for that. 🙂
Zack Anderson
1(703) 348-0557
The retail brands are harder to obtain, plus the number of brands is just so vast. What might be better is checking out Listing of American clothing brands via the internet. In that post every company has a website. That would be a better way to contact the companies. I hope that was helpful. Jack A
I Need contact info for Curvesque , can someone help in this?
Sure, my e-mail is office1234a@sbcglobal.net. Jack A
Dear Sumit, That is one of the downfalls of listing brand names found in retail stores. Sometimes apparel manufacturers will make clothing under several names, and unless you know the store it was purchased and when it was purchased and then you have talk to the manager/owner to find where they purchased it wholesale, it can be quite an ordeal – sometimes the brands are hard to track down – especially the ones made in small batches. -Jack A
Hi! Jack, Really appreciate your reply. Can you help me with the address for Come N see it seems to be a popular brand but unable to find there address or Tel # or someone who deals in there stock. Regards
Here is the website:https://www.lashowroom.com/comensee for Come N See.
I have looked high and low, Google, Yahoo, etc for the location or web site of HARBOR BAY but can not find the parent company which I can contact to see if a certain underway is still made by them which is the best there is for Knit Boxers in TALL men. Any know how to contact Harbor Bay?
The only thing that Harbor Bay “made in the USA” are socks. Everything else is “Imported”. There are a few companies that do make boxers made in the USA: Flint and Tinder, Ameican Giant, Eco Goods and American Apparel. But Harbor Bay is not one of them. Jack A
Thanks but unfortunately they too like all other clothing manufacturer do not make underwear for TALL men, just LARGE and that is defined as up to 6’3″. Guess one has to be a millionaire NBA player if over 6’3″ and have underwear custom made, or not wear any. As the population is getting taller and taller, clothing manufacturing will become more obsolete than they already are. When you are over 6’3″ and wear underwear for men 5’5″-5’8″, your voice becomes higher and squeaky, it hurts to set down or walk. But from the pictures, the models do not look like the average man in American either. Just imagine the problem Shaquille O’Neal had growing up without underwear.
Hi. My company makes technical outerwear in Colorado. Our jackets can be seen on ABC News worldwide. There are several professional organizations that wear our products in the Rocky Mountains. We are the official uniform of the Colorado Avalanche Information Center!! You can see our products at http://WWW.FREERIDESYSTEMS.COM Thanks for looking.
My personal fave is soul flower (www.soul-flower.com) – could you add them to the list?
Hello clothingmadeinusablog, thank you for such a list. However, I’m unable to find some of the brands on internet and can’t also find their founder or owner. I’d like to talk to them to propose my fashion styles and to see if they can add them in their listings. Can you help me with anything which can help me in finding the founders or owners of these brands?
Dear Mohammed,
In the brands listing, sometimes it is difficult to find brand names who makes the clothing, because brand names come and go. Whereas the listing of clothing via the Internet – has at least the listing of their websites, where you can find where they make their clothing.Jack A
Freecoast Co. is another great brand that offers casual summer clothing for both girls and guys. All their products are sweatshop free and made in the USA (cut and sewn in California).
You can check out their web page at http://www.freecoastco.com.
I have added Freecoast Co to the list. Great website. Jack A
Old Bull Lee is American made – shorts & swimwear (California) & shirts (North Carolina)
https://www.oldbullshorts.com
Very intresting list and also a source list, i like to suggest Oasis Shirts best wholesale shirts supplier and manufacturer in USA offers high quality private label clothing’s.
Hi! Can I know how I could contact these apparel manufacturers? Need to understand their perspective on outsourcing fashion designing. Thank you!
Maybe you can talk with Maker’s Row. They try to match up designers and American textile manufacturers. They have their own website and blog. makersrow.com. Thank. Jack A
It is great that you make the dresses in Brooklyn, New York. I have found that you also are available in certain shops all across the U.S. as well. You can find Karina dresses by their website:http://karinadresses.com/.-Jack A