58 Essential Made-in-America Clothing Brands for Men and Women

Discover my favorite places to find made-in-America clothing for men and women on the internet.

While much of the clothing world seems to be dominated by fast-fashion from China and globally-produced athleisure, a number of companies are still sourcing and producing clothing and footwear in the United States of America. In fact, with the rapid rise of U.S. tariffs and the end of facilitations like de minimis for low value shipments, American-made clothing may see increased demand.

Here’s a list of brands that I admire, who offer American-made apparel for men and/or women.

(Disclaimer: We live in a global marketplace. Many of the companies on this list sell items manufactured in, or using materials sourced from, a range of countries.  You should confirm sourcing details if you want to make sure a particular item is made in America.)

My Favorite Made in America Clothing Options

1. Adrian Jules constructs American-made tailored suits and clothing for a network of local custom tailors including the likes of Geoffrey Lewis near the White House in Washington, DC.
2. Alden‘s shoes have a rich history and are manufactured in Middleborough, Massachusetts.
3. Allen Edmonds makes American-made shoes from Port Washington, Wisconsin.
4. Alton Lane sources its neckties for men from the United States.
5. American Giant offers a really solid lineup of American-made sweats, tees, pants, outwear and other sturdy basics for women and men, which relies on production from factories in locations including Los Angeles, California, Westville, New Jersey, Mt. Airy, North Carolina, and El Paso, Texas. The company also sources American cotton where possible.
6. American Trench offers American-made trenches, socks and accessories. Learn more with our Interview with founder Jacob Hurwitz.
7. Almanac Industries makes beautiful, American-made journals, letterpress and more. It’s been nice getting to know them at markets around Washington, DC.
8. Ball and Buck is an innovative retailer focused on American-made apparel. See my interview with Mark Bollman.
9. Beltcraft makes custom-made belts in the United States.
10. Beau Ties of Vermont makes wonderful, stylish neckties and bow ties in the United States. Owner and CEO Greg Shugar has been an outspoken advocate against tariffs, which are hurting his American-made business. Founded in 1993, the business likes to say, “We were all about ‘Made in the USA’ way before it was cool!”
11. Billykirk manufactures leather bags & accessories for men in the United States.
12. Bird Dog Bay is an American-made whimsical retailer for men’s clothing and accessories.
13. The great Billy Reid makes American-made outerwear, tailored clothing and accessories.
14. Cadet Clothing sells made in the USA coats, shirts and pants. Read more about my experience with them in Highlights from Northern Grade Richmond.
15. Collared Greens offers colorful made-in-America neckwear, t-shirts, dry goods and accessories. Read more in my profile, Behind Collared Greens’ Refreshing American-Made Menswear Line, a Focus on Sustainability
16. Dapper Classics makes their amazing dress socks in America. Read more in my article on Where to Buy the Best Socks Online.
17. Everlane has been known to source some of its belts and accessories in the United States.
18. Ezra Arthur, formerly Bison, offers American-made wallets, bags and leather goods crafted at their factory in Arizona.
19. Frank Clegg Leatherworks crafts leather bags and accessories in the United States. There is a wild backstory to the brand, which an enterprising researcher chronicles in great detail on Reddit.
20. General Knot makes a delightful range of small bags, neckties, dog accessories and more in the United States.
21. Gitman Bros. has been manufacturing shirts and neckties for men in the United States since 1978. Their dapper menswear is made in Lafayette, TN and includes ready-to-wear and made-to-order options.
22. Grown and Sewn offers “simple, sturdy, smartly tailored apparel” including chinos, work pants, button down shirts, tees and made in the USA. (Their slightly-relaxed fit t-shirts are cut, sewn and dyed in Los Angeles.)
23. Hamilton Custom Dress Shirts has been manufacturing gorgeous dress shirts since 1883. Today, they offer high quality dress shirts for women and men, casual and western button downs and shackets
24. Hart Schaffner Marx / tailored clothing
25. Hickey Freeman / tailored clothing
26. Individualized Shirts bills itself as America’s largest custom shirt maker. Founded in 1961, the company manufactures its shirts in Perth Amboy, New Jersey for local custom tailor outfits like Washington, DC’s Geoffrey Lewis, Measure Up in Lafayette, Tennessee and many others.
27. J. Crew has been known to source some of its tee shirts and neckties for men from the United States.
28. J. Press offers a range of American-made tailored and business casual clothing including corduroy and chino pants, dress shirts and their classic 3-button Ivy blazer. Founded at Yale University way back in 1902 by Jacobi Press, an immigrant from Latvia, J. Press proudly proclaims it has an “outfitter of choice… for America’s upper classes” ever since.
29. Jack Donnelly / pants / Highlights from Northern Grade Richmond
30. Joseph Abboud / tailored clothing
31. Left Field NYC / shirts, jeans, outerwear, accessories, etc.
32. Makr Carry Goods / accessories
33. Martin Greenfield / tailored clothing
34. Moore and Giles / bags & accessories / Highlights from Northern Grade Richmond
35. Mountain & Sackett produces American-made neckties for guys.
36. Old Bull Lee / shorts and button down shirts / online & various retail locations
37. Oxxford Clothes via their NY flagship, select Neiman Marcus & others / tailored clothing
38. Pendleton still makes some American-made products. I absolutely adore Pendleton’s flannel shirts, blankets and dog beds, though if you really are looking to buy American-made items, check the product listing page carefully since not all of their items are produced in the United States.
39. Penelopes / retailer
40. Peter Field, which made custom tailored ties our of Chicago, merged with womenswear brand Faye Sessions to form Arthur and Lucca. See our interview with Peter Manning Founder Nicholas Monterotti.
41. Pierrepont Hicks / ties
42. Rag & Bone / tailored clothing, ties, accessories
43. Randolph Engineering / sunglasses
44. Shinola Detroit / watches, leather goods & bicycles
45. Shockoe Denim / denim / Highlights from Northern Grade Richmond
46. Skinner American Goods has a great selection of American-made raw selvedge denim, gorgeous chore coats and shirt jackets, workwear shirts, aprons and belts. They handcraft their wares at their workshop and retail space in the historic Railroad Square Art District of Tallahassee, Florida.
47. Stag Austin / retail
48. Sterlingwear / outerwear
49. Stock Manufacturing Co. / shirts, pants & accessories / Highlights from Northern Grade Richmond
50. Taylor Stitch / shirts & retail
51. Topo Designs, based in Fort Collins, Colorado, makes select packs and gear in the United States.
52. Todd Shelton  / shirts & pants / Can Todd Shelton Conquer American Manufacturing?
53. Ursa Major / skincare
54. Warby Parker / eyeglasses (prescription lenses cut in America)
55. Weiss Watch Company / watches
56. William Rogue & Co. / retail
57. Woolrich / outdoorswear & blankets
58. Zkano makes great socks for men and women from Alabama. Learn more via our interview with Gina Locklear

These American-Made Clothing Brands Have Closed or No Longer Make Products in America

• Argoz produced fabulous American-made socks that I loved, and I featured them prominently on Modern Fellows’ list of Where to Buy the Best Socks Online. Sadly, they have shut down.
• Brooks Brothers used to produce tailored clothing from several American factories, but those factories shut down following the company’s declaration of bankruptcy in 2020.
• Club Monaco used to offer a curated selection of “Made in the U.S.A.” items, but that appears to be long gone.
• Freemans Sporting Club, which offered dress shirts, ties and accessories made in the USA, closed after 17 years in business.
• Lumina Clothing – Sadly, North Carolina-based Lumina Clothing is closed. I loved getting to know the brand and its founder Barton Strawn. Look inside Lumina Clothing’s now-shuttered NC retail store.
• Mind the Chap unfortunately went out of business.  See my interview with Mind the Chap founder Sapna Shah.
• Ratio Clothing‘s website is still up but their products appear to be sold out. I still love my Ratio Clothing flannel, and really enjoyed getting to know the brand and tis founder. See my interview with Ratio Clothing founder Eric Powell.
• Zoraab was an amazing e-commerce destination for some of my favorite sock brands.

What is Your Favorite American-Made Clothing Brand?

Have you had a good experience with an American-made clothing brand on this list? Do you have another option for made-in-the-USA clothing to list? Please add your thoughts on American-made clothing in the comments below. And thanks for checking out Modern Fellows.