Suiting
Articles of Style
Brooks Brothers
Hardwick
Hart Schaffner Marx
Haspel
Hickey Freeman
J-Press
Joseph Abboud
Ole Mason Jar
Oxxford Clothes
Outerwear
American Trench
Battenwear
Beyond
Blade + Blue
Carhartt
Commonwealth Proper
Filson
Freemans Sporting Club
LC King
Mollusk
Public School
Schott NYC
Topo Designs
Woolrich
WSI Sportswear
Dress Shirts
Brooks Brothers
Gitman
Gitman Bros.
J. Wingfield
Michael Spencer
Mizzen and Main
New England Shirt Co
Ratio
Todd Shelton
Welcome Stranger
Casual Shirts
Bills Khaki's
Grown and Sewn
Iron and Resin
Knickerbocker
Mercer & Sons
Over Under
Pendleton
Ratio
Save Khaki
Schaefer Outfitters
Todd Shelton
Basics
Sweaters
Denim
3x1 Denim
Agave Denim
AMVI
Baldwin Denim
Bluer Denim
Bravestar Selvage
Buck Mason
Dearborn Denim
DSTLD
Freenote Cloth
Genetic Los Angeles
Grown & Sewn
Gustin
Imogene and Willie
J Brand
Jean Shop
Levi's
Raleigh Denim Workshop
Rising Sun
Rogue Territory
Round House Denim
RRL
Schaefer Outfitters
Tellason
Chinos
Trousers
All American Khaki's
Articles of Style
Hertling
Kiel James Patrick
O'Connells Clothing
Shoes
Alden
All American Clothing Co
Allen Edmonds
Brooklyn Boot Company
Capps Shoes
Danner Boots
Frye
Lucchese
Maine Moccason
New Balance
Oakstreet Bootmakers
P.F. Flyers
Parkhurst Boots
Pierrepont Hicks
Quoddy
Rancourt & co
Red Wing
Russell Moccasin Co
Som Footwear
Telic
The Hill-Side
Thorogood boots
Thursday Boots
Truman Boot Co.
Wolverine
Socks
American Trench
Boardroom Socks
Dapper Classics
Darn Tough
Farm to Feet
Fits Socks
Howard Yount
J-Press
Point6
Step Into Life Socks
Wigwam Socks
Ties & Bowties
Beau Ties
Blade + Blue
Bow Tie Club
Brackish Bow Ties
Carolina Cotton
Charlie Makes
Collared Green
Commonwealth Proper
David Donahue
David Hart
Ella Bing
Gitman Bros.
High Cotton Ties
Hill-Side
Kiel James Patrick
Mill City Fineries
Mo's Bows
Mountain and Sackett
Ole Mason Jar
Peter Blair
Pocket Square Clothing
R. Hanauer Bow Ties
Ted Baker
The Cordial Churchman
Todd Snyder
Vineyard Vines
Underwear
Leather Goods
Allen Edmonds
Billy Kirk
Frank Clegg
Morgan & Main
Rogue Industries
Schott
Softie Leather Goods
Tanner Goods
Athletic
Accessories
Amana Scarves
Chester Mox
Circle Rock
Coal Creek Leather
Dapper Woodworks
Dufrane Watches
Fair Ends
FrostRiver
Goorin Brothers
Hampden Watches
Jackson Wayne
Left Field
Mill City Fineries
RGM Watches
Schaefer Outfitters
Shannon Phillips Hats
Shetson
Topo Designs
Vortic Watch Company
Weiss Watches
Whitehouse Brothers
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is this site for?
We wanted to create a resource for shopping for products for men that are exemplary in quality and style and that are made in the USA. There are many lists out there of “Best Fashion that’s Made in the USA” but few lists bring them all together in this way—a one-stop collection that’s curated and categorized. There are also lists of "Best American Brands,” though that doesn’t always mean their products are produced in the U.S. We focus on the best “Made in the USA” menswear, although there are excellent brands producing womenswear in the States as well.
How doEs a brand qualify to be listed?
We look for brands that produce at least one of their product lines in the USA. We only place a brand’s name in a subcategory if those products are produced in the USA and note, where applicable, the products that are created in the USA. In the case of New Balance we have linked to the specific USA-made line. To be listed, the brand must also offer direct sales to consumers via their website. We plan to include brands such as Keystone Tailored Manufacturing or Southwick separately as you cannot directly purchase product from their site.
How Do you define “Made in the USA”
The goal of this directory is to highlight brands that support American workers. Products should be produced or manufactured in the America. Even products that are manufactured in the USA but with imported materials qualify, though we would like to highlight products that are completely manufactured from start to finish with USA-made materials. In the case of a technical garment such as Mizzen and Main, it is extremely difficult to get the raw performance fabrics sourced in the USA but the materials are used in American factories for final cutting, sewing, and distribution.
Are American-Made products always better?
No. Products made in the US are not always the highest quality or the best products in their category. Many times they will be higher priced as a function of higher manufacturing and labor costs. However, brands that recognize that they will demand a higher price tend to invest in the best raw materials. Allen Edmonds is a great example. They make incredibly comfortable and well-made shoes, but there are better shoes available in the same price bracket. By purchasing Allen Edmonds, though, you are supporting American workers, manufacturing, and traditions. Supporting products made in the USA also results in considerably less environmental impact as the global supply chain is not as engaged with overseas shipping of goods, especially when a brand sources raw materials in the US.
Why isn’t (XYZ) brand listed?
This is the best list we are able to compile while considering online product availability. We’re always looking to discover and highlight new brands to update this directory. Drop us a line using the contact button at the bottom of the site.
Special thanks to Daniel Gullotta, Gabriel Dechter, and Brennan Huardfquality