All American Clothing (Arcanum, OH): retailer of American-made and Union-made clothing, including jeans, slacks, shirts, and outerwear. [Affiliate: I earn commission on purchases through this link]
All American Khakis (Thomson, GA): men's shorts and pants made from cotton twill, poplin and gabardine fabrics. "Everything from design, to manufacturing, to shipping, to customer service, is done in house."
All Seasons Uniforms: sportswear, career, corporate casual,and outerwear by Bayside, Camber, Edwards, Sportsmaster and more
American Giant (San Francisco, CA): tees, hoodies and sweats, plus jeans and nylon-shell outerwear. The website lists place of manufacture for each item. [Affiliate: I earn commission on purchases through this link]
American Trench (Ardmore, PA): known for their luxurious trench coat and other outerwear, this company also sells American-made shirts, sweaters and socks. [Affiliate: I earn commission on purchases through this link]
Atlas 46 (Fenton, MO): American-made workwear, including jeans, work pants, bibs and tees, from a company that specializes in tool vests, belts and rolls.
Bayside Apparel (Anaheim, CA): vertical manufacturer of Bayside hoodies, hats, and tees (long and short-sleeved)--some of the best quality I have found. Available from Blank Style (also a source for LA Apparel, and other American-made blank garments).
Bills Khakis (Reading PA): quality khaki pants, shorts, and shirts. Original khaki's are made in USA, other products are cut and sewn in USA from imported fabrics.
Columbiaknit, Inc. (Portland, OR): rugby shirts, cobble cloth, mock turtles and more for the entire family
David Morgan (Bothell, WA): retailer of men's outdoor wear by Filson, as well as hats, belts, and more (keywords "made in USA")
Diamond Apparel (Mocksville NC): mock turtlenecks made in USA (golf polo shirts and other products now imported).
Ginew (Portland, OR): a Native American-owned manufacturer of jeans, sweatshirts and jackets made from Japanese denim, American waxed canvas cloth, and Pendleton wool blanket linings.
Goodwear USA (Essex, MA): American-made apparel brand, including polos, tees, and henleys of fleece, performance, organic cotton/bamboo, and yarn-died fabrics
Groceries Apparel (Los Angeles, CA): garment-dyed apparel (tees, tanks, long sleeves and bottoms) made from organic cotton/hemp or recycled poly materials. Soft basics, great for layering.
Harvest & Mill (Berkeley, CA): men's and women's shirts, jogger pants and socks, "grown and sewn" in USA from organic cotton, including garments that are dye-free and take advantage of the natural colors of cotton. [Affiliate: I earn commission on purchases through this link]
Jeans and other denim products have their own page
Kellsport Industries (Fall River, MA): heavy and mid-weight sweatshirts and sweatpants (blank or embroidered with your logo), and Wek Twill Fleece casual wear garment-died in a dozen colors
Ky's Hawaiian Shirts (Honolulu, HI): Hawaiian shirts for men, women and children, plus Hawaiian dresses, made from cotton and rayon. (Silk shirts imported.)
LC King Mfg. (Bristol, TN): Pointer Brand denim jackets and jeans, carpenter pants, coveralls, and shorts for men, (plus cute coveralls for kids), made with American denim
The Local Branch Co. (Skaneateles, NY): assorted screenprinted apparel using American-made garments--tees, tanks and sweatshirts, plus capes, ponchos, hats and more.
Los Angeles Apparel (Los Angeles, CA): casual apparel of all sorts, including duck and twill work pants, denim jackets, and sweats.
Old Bull Lee (Manhattan Beach, CA): high-quality men's shorts, board shorts, oxford shirts, and tees. Lots of little details that make these garments a cut above the usual (no pun intended). Cut and sewn (and sometimes dyed) in the U.S., in CA, NC and PA.
Pendleton (Pendleton, OR): men's woolen shirts and jackets, rugged, warm and always in style. Shirts are imported, but made from woolen cloth woven in Pendleton.
Protexall (Greenville, IL): Union, American-made company uniforms and workwear (some items on the site are marked "imported", so search "Made in USA")
Rockmount Ranchwear (Denver, CO): western-style shirts for casual or dress occasions, plus western hats and ties, almost all made in USA
Royal Apparel (Hauppauge, NY): cotton and organic cotton men's tees, sweatshirts, thermals and rib tanks. [Affiliate: I earn commission on purchases through this link]
Solid State Clothing (Burlington, NC): men's and women's tee shirts made in the Carolinas from North Carolina cotton, many dyed with natural plant dyes. The brand is the creation of TS Designs, a certified B Corp committed to sustainability in the garment industry and the "triple bottom line" (People, Planet, Profits). The website has a great series of videos about Solid State Clothing's dirt-to-shirt supply chain.
SOS From Texas: organic cotton tees and night shirts, made in North Carolina from organic cotton grown on a family farm in Texas
STAG Provisions for Men (Austin, TX): retailer that carries lots of American-made brands of men's apparel, accessories and toiletries, including Filson, Gitman, Rogue Territory, and American Trench. (Keyword: "made in USA"). [Affiliate: I earn commission on purchases through this link]
Tellason (San Francisco, CA): straight and slim-fit men's jeans, shirts and jackets cut and sewn in California from Japanese raw selvedge denim and American thread, buttons, rivets and leather patches. Also offering flannel shirts and chino pants made in USA from imported fabric. The company's name derives from the last names of the two founders, Tony Patella and Pete Searson. (Canvas jackets are made in Italy). [Affiliate: I earn commission on purchases through this link]
Todd Shelton (Jersey City, NJ): men's dress shirts, trousers, jeans and vests. Offering in-between sizes for better fit. Made in USA from American and imported fabrics. Site does an excellent job of providing origin of fabrics and manufacture for each garment. [Affiliate: I earn commission on purchases through this link]
Triple Aught Design (San Francisco, CA): high-end, "mission capable" outdoor activewear, including chinos, cargo pants, jackets and knit tops of merino wool. Items are made in small batches, so get in line for restocks if necessary.
The Union Shop: a full line of shirts, sweaters, sweatshirts, and outwear.
Union Shirt Supply (Gilbertsville, PA): union-made tees (short and long sleeved), turtlenecks, mocks, and sweatshirts for men and women.
Vermont Flannel Co.: flannel shirts, loungewear, pj's and blankets for the whole family, cut and sewn in USA using certified organic cotton European fabrics. [Affiliate: I earn commission on purchases through this link]
Wave Shoppe (San Diego, CA): men's and women's Hawaiian shirts of cotton, poly/cotton, or rayon, made in San Diego
Wies Made (Petaluma, CA): men's and women's premium denim jeans and jackets, cotton and wool knitwear, and accessories. "Farmed, milled and sewn in USA." I like the cozy cotton cardigan! [Affiliate: I earn commission on purchases through this link]
Anderson-Little Blazers (Tamarac, FL): the iconic New England Classic Blue Blazer is back, once again made in USA! Family members regained ownership of the brand, started production in Florida, and sell factory-direct.
Blazer Depot (Pittsburgh, PA): Madison Blazers for men and women, in polyester or poly/wool blend, made by Saxon Uniform. Although Saxon usually sells wholesale, this site allows single purchases with a $5 surcharge. (Other products imported).
Gitman Bro.s (Ashland, PA): classic pinpoint and oxford shirts, lots of fabric choices and button-down or spread collars, all made in USA. Available from Dann Men's Clothing (this retailer also carries US-made McKenzie Tribe jeans, tuxedos by Joseph Abboud and Southwick, and Bill's Khaki's...)
Hart Schaffner Marx (Chicago, IL): tailored men's suits, tuxedos, and trousers, made in USA from imported fabric. (shirts and ties imported).
Hickey Freeman (Rochester, NY): tailored suits and sportcoats for men and boys, made in USA with imported fabric. (Other items imported, many from Italy)
JJ Weston (Johnston, RI): makers of elegant cuff links, money clips and other men's accessories
Joseph Abboud (New Bedford, MA): tailored menswear, union-made in USA.
Old Bull Lee (Manhattan Beach, CA): high-quality men's shorts, board shorts, oxford shirts, and tees. Lots of little details that make these garments a cut above the usual (no pun intended). Cut and sewn (and sometimes dyed) in the U.S., in CA, NC and PA.
Ratio Clothing (Denver, CO): men's custom dress shirts, handmade in USA with imported fabrics
Rockmount Ranchwear (Denver, CO): western-style shirts for casual or dress occasions, plus western hats and ties, almost all made in USA
St. Croix Knitwear (Winona, MN): luxury American-made sweaters and knitwear, outerwear, and leather jackets. (Trousers and sport shirts from Italy.)
Todd Shelton (East Rutherford, NJ): men's dress shirts, trousers, jeans and vests. Offering in-between sizes for better fit. Made in USA from American and imported fabrics. [Affiliate: I earn commission on purchases through this link]
WhiteDressShirts.com: surprisingly, they sell white dress shirts! White 100% cotton pinpoint oxford and broadcloth shirts, monogramming available. Made in Massachusetts.
Aero Tech Designs (Coraopolis, PA): cycling jerseys and shorts for men, women, and kids, including some fun prints. Plus Sizes also available. Made in USA.
Bamboosa (Los Angeles, CA): men's tees and boxers made from a bamboo/cotton blend fabric, plus items for women and babies.
Beyond Clothing (Seattle, WA): cold weather outdoor clothing, including base layers, soft shell, fleece, and GORE-TEX garments. Search for "made in USA".
Bones Outfitters (Miami, FL): fishing apparel made from performance fabrics with wicking and UV protective qualities. Really interesting graphics on their short and long-sleeve shirts for men, women and kids. (And they have leggings for her.)
City Boxers (Bangor, ME): boxer shorts and jams in an incredible array of solids and prints, made in USA. A really fun site!
J & G Cyclewear: cycling gear made from nylon, lycra and wicking fabrics, including raingear, shorts, pants and jerseys--all made in Oregon.
Mangrove Monkey (Naples, FL): board shorts, rash guards, and bikinis made in USA
Melanzana (Leadville, CO): outdoor activewear for men, women, and kids, made from Polartec fleece and moisture wicking fabrics.
Old Bull Lee (Manhattan Beach, CA): high-quality men's shorts, board shorts, oxford shirts, and tees. Lots of little details that make these garments a cut above the usual (no pun intended). Cut and sewn (and sometimes dyed) in the U.S., in CA, NC and PA.
RaceReady (Glendale, CA): running gear for men and women, made in USA from American-made high-performance fabrics
Ramblers Way Farm (Kennebunk, ME): undergarments (base layers, briefs, and long johns/janes) made from superfine American Rambouillet wool that is spun, knit, cut and sewn in USA.
Rufskin (San Diego, CA): men's sportswear, swimwear and underwear, some of them definitely on the daring side ("she blushes").
SOARK (Baldwin City, KS): running apparel, including for kids, from high-performance fabrics. Fun patterns, including the flag running shorts, all made in USA.
Swami Sportswear (Temecula, CA): sweat pants, pants and bike shorts for men and women, all made in USA
Upstate Stock (Brooklyn, NY): men's cotton boxers, socks, toiletries and more, made in NY State. Also a source for ragg wool hats, scarves and gloves knit in New Jersey and finished in NY.
UWearUSA (Hemingway, SC): men's and women's cotton underwear, surprisingly hard to find now-a-days!
Vermont Flannel Co.: flannel shirts, loungewear, pj's and blankets for the whole family, cut and sewn in USA using certified organic cotton European fabrics. [Affiliate: I earn commission on purchases through this link]
Voler (Grover Beach, CA): men's and women's cycling, triathlon, and multi-sport apparel made in California from a variety of high performance fabrics.
WSI Sports (Eagan, MN): sports apparel made from high-tech wicking, heat generating, and compression fabrics, all made in Minnesota. Customized team gear also available.
Aerostich (Duluth, MN): manufacturer of textile-based gear for motorcyclists, using fabrics like Gore-Tex and Cordura nylon to create a light-weight alternative to leather gear. Most Aerostich products made in Minnesota, but look for "USA" in product descriptions. (Other products sold on the site may be imported.).
American Trench (Ardmore, PA): known for their luxurious trench coat, this company also sells American-made parkas, down vests, wool sweaters and other outerwear including cashmere hats and socks. [Affiliate: I earn commission on purchases through this link]
Battenwear (New York, NY): outerwear, fleece, sweatshirts and more, made in USA and Canada (country of origin is listed for each product), designed for the outdoor active life but stylish enough for the city. [Affiliate: I earn commission on purchases through this link]
David Morgan (Bothell, WA): retailer of men's outdoor wear by Filson, as well as hats, belts, and more (keywords "made in USA")
Fox Creek Leather (Independence, VA): motorcycle leathers for men and women, including jackets, vests, and chaps, as well as luggage and leather accessories. [Affiliate: I earn commission on purchases through this link]
Johnson Woolen Mills (Johnson, VT): warm and rugged woolen shirt jackets, coats, and pants
Schott NYC (New York, NY): men's leather jackets (motorcycle and casual), union-made in USA (nylon jackets and some others imported, so check origin)
Sterlingwear of Boston (East Boston, MA): a long-time manufacturer of authentic Navy Pea Coats, the company went into production of PPE during the 2020 pandemic, so we will have to wait to see if they can survive long enough to get back to making those famous Pea Coats.
U.S. Wings (Stow, OH): aviation apparel, including USA union-made leather flight jackets and peacoats, plus khaki clothing (pants, shorts, hats, and jackets), American Optical aviator sunglasses, and lots more. Look for the "USA Made" logo.
