Yes. There are brands that are currently manufacturing clothing in the US. You can find domestically produced garments bearing the “Made in the USA” label. Wanting to shop local, Made in America brands is a common desire I hear voiced.
(More specifically, I hear a loud preference, if not outright insistence, for Not-Made-In-China clothing.)
Most garments in your closet are made overseas, and the majority probably are from China. China produces 40% of all new garments for the global fashion industry – including a surprising number of couture, luxury, All-American, and organic brands. (See a list of US and European brands that are made in China.)
Sidestepping the debate about where our clothing should or should not be produced, I wanted to highlight a list of brands that are made in the USA. This article has a current, up-to-date list of over 3 dozen American apparel companies that manufacture in the US producing garments for men, women, kids, and babies. I thought a curated list of clothing brands made in the USA would be helpful both for consumers boycotting clothing made in specific countries (a large contingency) and for consumers who value slow fashion and shopping local.
And for shoppers in general who want to support US garment production and shop for American-made apparel, but don’t know where to start. Here’s your list.
It was hard to pull together a list of Made in America brands for a number of reasons.
- Brands misrepresent facts. They’ll show pictures that play up the American flag and state their products are designed (imagined) in the USA but not disclose where garments are sewn. Land’s End claims that its products are produced in America in language both vague and ultra-specific. Yet the Land’s End T-Shirt my husband recently ordered has a sticker on the bag that says “Made in Indonesia.”
- Most information is dated. On news sites like Forbes, Fox, and The New Yorker, I found their lists of clothing brands made in the USA to be dated. Frye Boots, for example, used to be made in the US. But roughly 19 years ago most manufacturing shifted to China.
- Manufacturing decisions often happen quietly. Aware of consumer sentiment, most brands don’t loudly announce that they are transitioning any of their manufacturing overseas. There’s no fanfare or press release. There may not even be a mention on the website.
- These aren’t brands that are “still manufacturing in the US”, rather, smaller niche brands that have emerged since the exodus of garment manufacturing in the 1970s. Gitman Bros. is the one exception.
Made in the USA doesn’t mean a product is necessarily sustainable or ethically made. But with the Made in USA brands I’ve found, they prioritize sustainability, slow fashion, and fair working conditions. Many use deadstock fabric (rescued salvage scraps), recycled materials, and low-impact natural fibers like organic cotton, hemp, and linen.
Below the list of clothing brands made in the USA, I have a few callouts about how the information in the list is organized and a few caveats.
1. Christy Dawn (Women, Girls)
Christy Dawn is a beautiful, feminine clothing line with vintage appeal. All unique pieces are ethically made in Los Angeles from sustainable and deadstock fabrics. Everything feels light, floaty, and carefree.
- Percent of Clothing Made in the USA: 100%
- Primarily Sells: Women’s clothing XS – 3XL
- Also Sells: Girls’ clothing 1/2Y – 6Y
- Price SS T-Shirt: $68
- Price SS Cotton Dress: $198
2. Vetta Capsule (Women)
Vetta Capsule sells stylish, versatile clothing made from sustainable fabrics. They sell different capsules (including mod, minimal, or edgy) comprising 5 garments that you can mix and match to get 30 outfits.
I have several Vetta pieces I love, including a black sweater with a detachable cowl neck. This garment can transform into a tunic, dress (with or without its cowl neck), open-front cardigan, or a chore-style knit jacket. Another favorite piece is a dress with a waist hem you can zip off to transform it into a boxy button-down top.
With each garment able to transform into 2 to 3 different kinds of garments, and all clothing made in California, Vetta Capsule is extremely affordable.
- Percent of Clothing Made in the USA: 100%
- Primarily Sells: Women’s Clothing XS – XL
- Price SS T-Shirt: $49
- Price SS Cotton Dress: $88
Featured image shows The “Edgy” Capsule.
3. MATE the Label (Women, Men, Kids)
MATE the Label is known for organic essentials that are clean from seed to skin. As a women-founded and women-run company, MATE is focused on making products for real women at all stages of life. The brand is also Climate Neutral certified. All garments are made in California within a 10-mile radius of the brand’s headquarters in Downtown Los Angeles.
- Percent of Clothing Made in the USA: 100%
- Primarily Sells: Women’s clothing XS – 3XL
- Also Sells: Men’s clothing S – 2XL, Kids’ clothing 12M – 7
- Price SS T-Shirt: $48
- Price SS Cotton Dress: $98
4. Harvest & Mill (Women, Men)
Harvest & Mill is an ethical, California-based fashion line that sells organic cotton basics that are grown, milled, and sewn exclusively in the United States. You can feel good in and good about anything you wear from Harvest and Mill.
- Percent of Clothing Made in the USA: 100%
- Primarily Sells: Women’s clothing S – XL
- Also Sells: Men’s clothing S – XL
- Price SS T-Shirt: $48
5. Amour Vert (Women)
Amour Vert is a women-led, zero-waste clothing brand based out of California where all clothing is manufactured. The brand makes sustainable, thoughtfully designed luxury clothing and describes its style as bold femininity. I have a couple of Amour Vert T-shirts that are ultra-soft and cozy and look good after 5 years of wear and washings.
- Percent of Clothing Made in the USA: 100%
- Primarily Sells: Women’s clothing XS – XL
- Price SS T-Shirt: $48
- Price SS Cotton Dress: $128
6. Tenth & Pine (Babies and Kids)
Tenth & Pine is a mom-founded clothing line with a focus on high-quality organic basics and accessories for babies and toddlers. The focus is on function, simplicity, and utter cuteness, and the brand has a strong following with fashion-minded and sustainability-minded moms.
- Percent of Clothing Made in the USA: 100%
- Primarily Sells: Children’s clothing 0-3M to 6Y
- Also Sells: Adult T-shirts
- Price SS T-Shirt: $26
- Price Onesie: $26
7. Lucy & Leo (Babies, Kids)
Lucy & Leo is a niche children’s brand focused on comfort, calming colors, and organic, sustainable materials. Based out of New York, the brand has caught the eye of news outlets and shoppers around the globe. You can shop Lucy & Leo’s minimalist styles at boutiques throughout the US and online at international retailers.
- Percent of Clothing Made in the USA: 100%
- Primarily Sells: Children’s clothing 0-3M – 5T
- Price SS Cotton Dress: $52
8. Frame (Women, Men)
Frame is a contemporary, Los Angeles-based clothing brand. Frame sells high-style, luxury clothing for modern women and men. Originally known for its premium, hand-crafted denim, Frame has evolved into a high-end line of ready-to-wear staples in opulent natural fibers like cashmere, silk, and merino.
- Percent of Clothing Made in the USA: 100%
- Primarily Sells: Women’s clothing XXS – XL
- Also Sells: Men’s clothing XXS – 2XL
- Price SS T-Shirt: $75
- Price SS Cotton Dress: $195
9. Tiny Whales (Kids, Men, Women)
Rad clothing for rad times. Clothing for kids with a laid-back, Southern Cali skate-park vibe. They boast of T-shirts that kids will never want to take off and lots of cool, laid-back logos and slogans.
- Percent of Clothing Made in the USA: More than 75%
- Primarily Sells: Children’s clothing 6-12M – 12/14Y
- Also Sells: Women’s clothing (XS-XL), Men’s clothing (XS – 2XL), and accessories (beanies and trucker hats)
- Price SS T-Shirt: $36
- Price SS Cotton Dress: $51
10. Childhoods Clothing (Kids, Babies)
Childhoods has a major cult following among moms – in buy-sell-trade groups and on clothing resale apps. The Utah-based brand makes cozy pants, tees, hoodies, joggers, shorties, tanks, and other cotton separates. Their soft and stretchy fabrics are custom milled in the US.
- Percent of Clothing Made in the USA: 100%
- Primarily Sells: Children’s clothing 0-3M – 10/11Y
- Price SS T-Shirt: $24
- Price SS Cotton Dress: $38
- Price Joggers: $32
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11. Little Wedgies (Kids, Babies)
Little Wedgies is a modern, comfy, functional clothing for babies and kids. I love that Little Wedgies is a Dad-owned and dad-sewed brand. The brand sells joggers, hoodies, tops, tees, rompers, shorties, and dresses in fun prints and solids. (I especially love the buffalo check. Henry had a buffalo check hoodie and jogger set as a baby and it was beyond cute.)
- Percent of Clothing Made in the USA: 100%
- Primarily Sells: Children’s clothing 0-3M – 9/10Y
- Price SS T-Shirt: $24
- Price SS Cotton Dress: $35
- Price Joggers: $29
12. Kira Kids (Kids, Babies, Women)
Kira Kids is a California-based brand that sells super-soft organic kids’ and grown-up apparel. They sell soft yet sturdy tees in adorable hand-drawn illustrations. (One of Margot’s favorite tees is from Kira Kids. It features a cuddly bear eating a bowl of Ramen.)
- Percent of Clothing Made in the USA: 100%
- Primarily Sells: Children’s clothing 0-3M – 10/12Y
- Also Sells: Women’s clothing XS – XXL
- Price SS T-Shirt: $26.50
- Price SS Cotton Dress: $48
13. Beya Made (Babies, Kids, Women)
Bey Made is ethically made clothes that grow with kids 1-2 sizes. You can see pictures of 3-year-olds wearing rompers that they’ve worn since they were 9 months of age – it’s striking. All garments are part of a cohesive style line; all pieces go together and everything can go with anything.
- Percent of Clothing Made in the USA: 100%
- Primarily Sells: Children’s clothing 3M – 5Y
- Also Sells: Women’s clothing XS/S – M/L
- Price SS T-Shirt: $42
- Price One-Piece Romper: $76
Featured picture of Beya Made capsule. Other apparel sold, too.
14. Faribault Mill (Home Goods, Men, Women)
Faribault has a 150-year history of making luxurious blankets and other woolen products in the US. Based in Minnesota, Fairbualt Mill has expanded its offerings throughout the years to include heirloom quality cotton blankets, wool apparel, and home goods.
- Percent of Clothing Made in the USA: 100%
- Primarily Sells: Home goods
- Also Sells: Men & women’s clothing
- Price Wool Throw Blanket: $185
- Price Wool Button-Down Shirt: $145
15. Mien Studios (Women, Maternity, Nursing)
Mien is a stylish but casual line of clothing for women that is designed to fit before, during, and after pregnancy. Everything is gorgeous. I am obsessed with the painter’s jacket. I wish I had discovered the brand when I was pregnant with Margot or Henry. And although I’m not pregnant (or in a recently pregnant state), I think their clothing looks beautiful for any woman.
- Percent of Clothing Made in the USA: 100%
- Primarily Sells: Women’s clothing XXS – 3XL
- Price SS T-Shirt: $58
- Price SS Cotton Dress: $138
16. Hackwith Design House (Women)
Hackwith is a Minnesota-based line of stylish and casual clothing for women. All apparel is eco-friendly and size-inclusive. Hackwith is pricey, but there are affordable options. You can find recycled (pre-loved) Hackwith garments sold on the website. This means used garments resold in “as is” (excellent) condition, or used garments that have been reconfigured into a new garment from the used item’s fabric and materials.
- Percent of Clothing Made in the USA: 100%
- Primarily Sells: Women’s clothing XS – 5XL
- Price SS T-Shirt: $70
- Price SS Cotton Dress: $95
17. Winter Water Factory (Kids, Women, Men)
Winter Water Factory is a Brooklyn-based brand that sells organic cotton staples (onesies, dresses, tops, bottoms) in ultra-cool prints. I find the prints hip and colorful without being garish, and they have a definite urban-city-garden vibe. One of my favorite dresses for Margot is a red and white mushroom print from Winter Water Factory that I bought used on Kidizen.
- Percent of Clothing Made in the USA: 100%
- Primarily Sells: Children’s clothing 0-3M – 10Y
- Also Sells: Women’s and men’s clothing XS – 3XL
- Price SS T-Shirt: $48
- Price SS Cotton Dress: $59 kids / $96 women’s
18. Buck Mason (Men, Women)
Buck Mason is a luxury clothing brand that sells American classics. It’s everyday wear, elevated. Everything is built to last and Buck Mason presents a modern-yet-timeless twist on iconic garments. The brand has an Ernest Hemingway sort of vibe (think leather armchairs with a tumbler of brandy and scents of sandalwood and cedar). It mainly sells menswear, but it sells women’s garments too.
- Percent of Clothing Made in the USA: 100%
- Primarily Sells: Men’s clothing S – 2XL
- Also Sells: Women’s clothing XS – 2XL
- Price SS T-Shirt: $38
- Price SS Cotton Dress: $85
- Price Button-Down Shirt: $98
19. Askov Finlayson (Men, Women)
Askov Finlayson is a Minnesota brand that makes premium clothing for year-round exploration. Founded by the grandsons of Bruce Dayton (and sons of former Minnesota governor Mark Dayton), the brand founders Eric and Andrew have cold-weather and fashion know-how etched in their DNA. Their brand’s mission is to Keep The North Cold. Askov Finlayson is obsessed with measuring its annual carbon footprint and then making a commensurate donation to offset its negative impact on the environment.
The brand’s signature winter parker is made of 100% recycled featherless insulation and rated for comfort up to -20 degrees Fahrenheit. The parka comes with a lifetime guarantee.
- Percent of Clothing Made in the USA: 100%
- Primarily Sells: Premium winter outerwear for men (XS – 2XL) & women (XS -4XL)
- Also Sells: Base layers, beanies, and T-Shirts.
- Price of Brand’s Signature Winter Parker: $495
- Price SS Cotton Tee: $38
20. Gitman Bros. (Men)
Based out of Lafayette, Tennessee, Gitman Bros. sells premium dress shirts and ties for men including a number of bespoke or custom-made shirting options. Gitman is proud of its heritage as one of the few remaining shirtmakers in the U.S.
- Percent of Clothing Made in the USA: 100%
- Primarily Sells: Men’s clothing XS – 2XL
- Price LS Button-Down Shirt: $165
21. True Religion (Men, Women, Kids)
True Religion is a premium denim brand. It launched in 2009 and quickly gained a cult following among celebrities and A-listers. True Religion is recognizable for its five-needle thread stitching and large, flattering pockets. While True Religion has lost some of its cache, True Religion is still a high-end label. And with the resurgence of early 2000’s looks, True Religion’s low-rise women’s styles and baggy men’s styles are right on trend.
- Percent of Clothing Made in the USA: Less than 50%
- Primarily Sells: Men’s clothing (XXS – 3XL) & women’s clothing (XXS – 2XL)
- Also Sells: Kids’ clothing 2T – 16
- Price Denim Jeans: $149 (full price)
- Price SS T-Shirt: $59
22. American Trench (Men, Women)
Based out of Philadelphia, American Trench is about making “the things you need to wear for everyday life”. Their apparel is a line-up of wardrobe classics ethically crafted in the USA. Staples include Donegal fisherman sweaters, bomber jackets, waffle knit cardigans, buffalo plaid flannel shirts, ribbed bodysuits, hoodies and joggers made of cashmere, and their stellar Nubuck trucker jacket. All leather products come with a lifetime warranty.
- Percent of Clothing Made in the USA: 100%
- Primarily Sells: Men’s clothing XS – 2XL
- Also Sells: Women’s clothing XS – XL
- Price SS T-Shirt: $60
- Price Cotton Button-Down: $165
23. Sugar Candy Mountain (Women)
Sugar Candy Mountain sells casual couture that’s comfortable and utilitarian, but also feminine. Everything is designed and manufactured in Los Angeles. The brand prides itself on seasonless styles for any occasion.
- Percent of Clothing Made in the USA: 100%
- Primarily Sells: Women’s clothing XS – L
- Price SS T-Shirt: $78
- Price SS Cotton Dress: $172
24. Reformation (Women)
Reformation is a favorite brand among fashion plates like Meghan Markle and Taylor Swift. The brand has a focus on sustainability, using low-impact dyes and materials, deadstock fabrics, and repurposed vintage clothing. Many garments are manufactured in the U.S. You can read about Reformation’s sustainability and ethics, including specific certifications and commitments.
- Percent of Clothing Made in the USA: Less than 50%
- Primarily Sells: Women’s clothing XS – 3XL
- Price SS T-Shirt: $28
- Price SS Cotton Dress: $78
- Price Evora Velvet Dress (featured image): $278
25. Outlier (Men)
Outlier is a contemporary men’s clothing brand based in New York City with all its clothing made in the same city.
Brand founders rigorously A/B test different fabrics resulting in high-tech, stylish, pants that fit like comfy jeans. All garments are ultra-utilitarian. Their clothes are built for work and leisure. Materials have lots of structure and stretch.
- Percent of Clothing Made in the USA: 100%
- Primarily Sells: XXS – 3XL
- Price SS T-Shirt: $120
- Price Button-Down Shirt: $248
- Price Strongdarts Pants (featured imaged): $198
26. Red Wing (Shoes for Men and Women)
Red Wing is a Minnesota-based shoe brand that produces premium, heirloom-quality leather footwear. Red Wing sells workwear shoes (think steel-toe boots) in an expansive range of sizes and widths, and a heritage collection with more casual styles like chukkas, loafers, and Chelsea boots.
- Percent of Shoes Made in the USA: 100%
- Primarily Sells: Men’s shoes (4-18) and women’s shoes (5-12)
- Price Shoes: $240
27. Pendleton (Home Goods, Men, Women)
For many, Pendleton is synonymous with the word wool. Based in Oregon, this brand has shifted much of its production overseas since the 1990s. However, many of Pendleton’s iconic favorites are still manufactured in the US including its Glacier National Park blanket (twin size and larger). You can search “Made in USA” on the Pendleton website.
- Percent of Clothing Made in the USA: Less than 25%
- Primarily Sells: Woolen blankets & bedding
- Also Sells: Men’s clothing (XS – 3XL), Women’s clothing (XXS – 2XL), accessories, bags, rugs, and other home furnishings and decor.
- Price Glacier National Park Throw Blanket: $199. (Throw size not made in the USA. Twin-size priced at $239 is made in the USA.)
- Price Wool Crew Neck Sweater: $100
28. LA Relaxed (Women)
LA Relaxed is a contemporary, Los Angeles-based brand that sells organic, ethically made apparel and home goods. They create flattering basics made from natural plant-based fibers like organic cotton and rescued (deadstock) fabric. Clothing styles are timeless, minimal, and very versatile. I could see myself wearing one of their maxi dresses to a garden party or with sneakers out for a Target run.
- Percent of Clothing Made in the USA: 100%
- Primarily Sells: Women’s clothing XS – XL
- Price SS T-Shirt: $35
- Price SS Cotton Dress: $118
29. Valani (Women)
Valani is a Chicago-based clothing brand that produces sustainable, vegan, plant-based (cotton and hemp) clothing. Clothing is produced in Chicago and abroad in India. Styles are fun and flirty. Garments are designed to be timeless and seasonless for maximal versatility and wear.
- Percent of Clothing Made in the USA: Less than 50%
- Primarily Sells: Women’s clothing XS – XL
- Price SS T-Shirt: $108
- Price SS Cotton Dress: $248
30. Poplinen (Women, Kids)
Poplinen is a modern clothing brand that makes well-fitting, beautiful, timeless tops. Poplinen produces basic crew sweatshirts, tees, and zip-collar shirts, but translates these staples in a much more fashion-oriented way.
- Percent of Clothing Made in the USA: 100%
- Primarily Sells: Women’s clothing XS – 3XL
- Also Sells: Children’s clothing 3M – 18M (Onesies and one-piece rompers)
- Price SS T-Shirt: $48
- Price SS Cotton Dress: $88
31. Back Beat Co. (Women)
Back Beat Co. is a stylish, WOC-owned brand based in Los Angeles. They focus on making non-boring basics in an ethical way. This includes using organic, recycled, and low-impact fabrics like Tencel, deadstock, hemp, and recycled cotton. The brand is everything bold and colorful without being garish – their prints and patterns are a feast for the eyes.
- Percent of Clothing Made in the USA: 100%
- Primarily Sells: Women’s clothing XS – 2XL
- Price SS T-Shirt: $45
- Price SS Cotton Dress: $90
32. Everybody.World (Women, Men, Unisex)
Everybody.World is a Los Angeles-based brand of contemporary casualwear. Styles and sizing are unisex. Everybody.World focuses on using recycled and biodegradable textiles (like linen or cotton). The brand is best known for its “Trash Tee” which is made from 100% manufacturing waste and it is the only garment of its kind in the world.
- Percent of Clothing Made in the USA: 100%
- Primarily Sells: Unisex adult clothing XS – XL
- Price SS T-Shirt: $35
- Price Hoodie: $108
33. Meg (Women)
Meg is a contemporary, New York-based brand of women’s clothing. Most garments are produced in the USA. Since the beginning in 1994, Meg’s goal has been to craft clothing for the everyday life of real women.
- Percent of Clothing Made in the USA: More than 75%
- Primarily Sells: Women’s clothing XS – XL
- Price SS T-Shirt: $52
- Price SS Cotton Dress: $159
34. Jessica Rey (Women, Girls)
Jessica Rey is a California-based clothing brand for women that primarily sells swimwear.
The brand is known for its focus on sustainability (swimsuits made from recycled fishnets) and its Christian values (swimsuits are designed for modesty). Jessica Rey also sells beachy clothing and clothing you can swim in that look like streetwear.
- Percent of Clothing Made in the USA: 100%
- Primarily Sells: Women’s swimwear XXS – 2XL
- Also Sells: Mini (girls 18-24M – 12Y) swimwear and casual women’s clothing
- Price One-Piece Swimsuit: $108
- Price Two-Piece Swimsuit: $114
35. Vitamin A (Women)
Vitamin A is a Los Angeles-based line of upscale swimsuits. The brand combines style, sexiness, and sustainability. They created EcoLux fabric in 2010, an eco-friendly material made of recycled nylon. When printing its designs, Vitamin A uses a waterless process. In addition to swimwear apparel, Vitamin A sells casual dresses, tops, and shorts.
- Percent of Clothing Made in the USA: 100% of swimwear. (An unspecified amount of other apparel is manufactured abroad.)
- Primarily Sells: Women’s clothing XS – 2XL
- Price Bikini: $187
- Price One-Piece Swimsuit: $165
- Price SS T-Shirt: $50
- Price SS Cotton Dress: $138
36. Imogene + Willie (Men, Women)
Imogene + Willie is a Nashville-based brand with the goal of creating perfect denim for imperfect bodies. Their first shop, which opened in 2009, was a repurposed 1950’s gas station. The husband and wife owners are obsessed with quality, design, and details. The brand crafts jeans you can wear for a lifetime. In addition to denim, Imogene and Willie sells graphic T-shirts, tanks, sweatshirts, sweaters, button-downs, accessories, and curated gifts. All apparel is manufactured in the USA.
- Percent of clothing made in the USA: 100%
- Primarily sells: Men’s denim (size 27 – 40) and women’s denim (sizes 23 – 34)
- Also sells: Men’s casual apparel (XXS – 2XL) and women’s casual apparel (XXS – 2XL)
- Price SS T-Shirt: $68
- Price Pair of Jeans:$235
37. Aviator Nation (Men, Women, Kids)
Aviator Nation is a 1970’s inspired brand that makes high-end casualwear. They sell joggers, hoodies, swimsuits, shorts, sweatshirts, trucker hats, and jackets. All garments are made in their California factory. The label is one of the few made-in-USA brands with multiple store locations (17 throughout the US) and distribution in large department stores. You can find Aviator Nation sold at Nordstrom, Bloomingdales, Saks Fifth Avenue, and a number of niche online boutiques.
- Percent of Clothing Made in the USA: 100%
- Primarily Sells: Women’s clothing XS – 2XL
- Also Sells: Men’s clothing (XS – 2XL) and Kids’ clothing (3-6M – 14Y)
- Price Hoodie: $175
- Price Sweatshirt: $165
- Price Sweatpants: $148
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38. City Threads (Kids)
City Threads boasts sensory-friendly, everyday kids’ clothes made in the U.S. Fabrics are dyed locally using low-impact chemicals. Some garments are GOTS organic certified. The majority of City Threads’ styles are considered to be sensory-friendly. They avoid using irritating fasteners, zippers, and snaps on most clothing. All waistbands are covered in ultra-soft, high-quality fabric to avoid skin irritation.
As an added bonus, City Kids use mailers and shipping labels that are certified home compostable. Protective PolyBags are made from 100% recycled materials and are recyclable.
- Percent of Clothing Made in the USA: 100%
- Primarily Sells: Kids’ clothing NB – 16Y
- Also Sells: Family thermal pajamas (XS – XXL for men and women)
- Price SS T-Shirt: $19.95 (non-organic)
- Price SS Cotton Dress: $24.49 (non-organic)
- Price Zip Footie: $33.99 (organic)
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39. Go Gently Nation (Kids, Women)
Go Gently Nation reviews are fiercely flattering. Go Gently makes simple yet stylish clothing for babies, kids, and women using eco-friendly fabrics like organic cotton, linen, and hemp. The brand places an emphasis on style and sustainability, crafting pieces with beautiful and minimal yet timeless designs.
Many of their garments have a strong cottagecore aesthetic, but you can find lots of soft cotton staples like simply cut dresses, hoodies, and sweatpants. One of Margot’s favorite dresses ever is a grey Go Gently sweatshirt dress that she sometimes wears as a tunic. Shop the site by sections for Baby, Kids, Tweens, or Women.
- Percent of Clothing Made in the USA: 100%
- Primarily Sells: Children’s clothing 0-3M – 14Y
- Also Sells: Women’s clothing XS – XL, Home, Toys, Gifts
- Price Hoodie: $56
- Price SS Tee: $32
- Price SS Cotton Dress: $42
- Price Pants: $28
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40. Firebird Kids (Kids)
Firebird Kids is on a mission to help parents reduce excess clothing clutter and keep their kids well-clothed. The brand thoughtfully produces high-quality, timeless garments that can be passed on. This zero waste fashion brand is made in New York City and Los Angeles using GOTS-certified organic cotton. Styles are clean, minimal and designed to be gender neutral.
Firebird also makes it easy to shop for pre-loved garments and to list your used Firebird clothing. List items yourself, directly on the platform and earn a 110% store credit when your item sells. You don’t even need to take pics. Firebird shares its product images with your listing.
- Percent of Clothing Made in the USA: 100%
- Primarily Sells: Children’s clothing 2T – 12-13Y
- Price SS T-Shirt: $48
- Price LS Sweater: $84
- Price Zipper Hoodie: $85
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41. Little Goodall (Children, Women)
Little Goodall’s aim is to create your child’s most cherished, sought-after garment. The brand sells ridiculously adorable children’s coats, dresses, and rompers. Everything is whimsical perfection. Their mission is to not create all garments that kids wear – just the special “it” pieces they’ll love and remember when they have their own kids.
My daughter Margot had the llama coat featured in the picture below! I’m waiting for the brand to release a bright red coat before we invest in future ones.
- Percent of Clothing Made in the USA: 100%
- Primarily Sells: Children’s clothing 9M – 10Y
- Also Sells: Women’s clothing XS – 2XL
- Price SS Dress: $65
- Price 2-Piece Dress (Blouse and Pinafore): $98
- Price Dress Coat: $120
- Price Romper: $48
42. Orangeheat (Children, Men, Women)
Orangeheat sells modern staples for babies and kids. Based in Los Angeles, all of the brand’s clothing is made in California. The brand has a definite Dogtown skatepark feel. The aesthetic is everything hip, cool, and just easy. It’s a great, go-with-the-flow sort of brand.
- Percent of Clothing Made in the USA: 100%
- Primarily Sells: Children’s clothing 3-6M – 12Y
- Also Sells: Unisex adult T-shirts S -2 XL
- Price SS T-Shirt: $32
- Price SS Onesie: $32
43. Michael Stars (Women)
Michael Stars creates effortless, enduring fashion. Over 75% of Michael Stars clothing is made in Los Angeles. They are known for soft, stretchy tees, henleys, and dresses, but they also offer more structured pieces.
While the brand is pricey, Michael Stars has frequent sales and clearance markdowns. For example, right now several tops, dresses, and pants are marked down to $32.99 or less. The Jordan mini dress (featured image) is priced at $68.95.
- Percent of Clothing Made in the USA: Over 75%
- Primarily Sells: Women’s clothing XS – 3XL
- Also Sells: Girls’ clothing 1/2Y – 6Y
- Price SS T-Shirt: $68
- Price SS Cotton Dress: $198
44. Duckworth (Men, Women)
Duckworth is known as the world’s only company to make all its wool garments from one verified source of wool. All Duckworth clothing is made in the USA. Wool is sourced from open-range Merino sheep in Montana. The area’s high elevations make their wool exceptionally soft, durable, and breathable.
They sell wool apparel for casual wear, hiking, and camping. Duckworth also sells a range of cold-weather accessories like baselayers, gaiters, and balaclavas.
Note that many garments are made of Merino wool blended with other fabrics like nylon or spandex for stretch and comfort.
- Percent of Clothing Made in the USA: 100%
- Primarily Sells: Men’s clothing (S – 2XL) and Women’s clothing (XS – XL)
- Price SS 100% Wool T-Shirt: $98
- Price SS Wool Blend T-Shirt: $69
45. MOTHER Denim (Women, Men)
MOTHER Denim crafts, perhaps, the best-fitting jeans I’ve ever owned. I’m short (30″ inseam) and my hips can’t read size charts. Unaware they’re supposed to measure only 10 inches larger than my waist, I don’t have a traditional build that fits neatly into design molds. But somehow Mother Jeans magically fit quite flatteringly.
The brand was founded in 2010 by Victoria’s Secret supermodel Miranda Kerr (current involvement unclear) and denim veterans Lela Becker and Tim Kaeding. The brand’s vibe is light-hearted fun, with a nod to 1970s California culture.
In addition to denim, the MOTHER website sells garments from other brands they love. Some of these tops, dresses, and rompers are made in the USA. Just explore the product details. Everything is very transparent with the country of origin (manufacturing) conspicuously displayed.
I’m low-key obsessed with their Mid-Rise Dazzler Ankle jeans. And their “I Am A Voter” socks (retro stripes!) and tote bag.
- Percent of Clothing Made in the USA: 100%
- Primarily Sells: Women’s denim (sizes 23 – 34)
- Also Sells: Men’s denim (sizes 28 – 36)
- Price Pair of Jeans: $188
About These Brands
I know my list is just over 35 brands but turns out there were a couple more than I had thought. I will update this list regularly, culling and adding brands as needed.
> > > Update: The list includes 45 clothing brands that manufacture in the USA. The article was updated on November 6th.
While they are making clothes in the USA now, that could easily change. Many of these brands are companies that are too small and too niche to be manufacturing overseas – yet. If demand suddenly increases, or they accept outside investment from investors keen to cut costs, production could shift to other countries like India, China, and Vietnam. It may be a partial shift. Pendleton, for example, has shifted the production for most of its inventory overseas.
Many of these brands express a commitment to American textile production, but I don’t think it makes them more likely to stay. (Levi’s, Harley Davidson, and Carter’s, three especially iconic Americana labels, are all made in China.)
Brand Pricing Previews
For these brands’ garment prices, I wanted to give a preview of costs and level-set expectations of what a consumer can expect to pay for a T-Shirt or pair of blue jeans made in the USA.
I specifically call out the prices of core items the brand sells. The price listed is the minimum or starting price. For example, Imogene and Willie’s jeans start at $235 and pricing goes up to $285.
I dislike articles saying “Pricing for the brand starts at $19”, or “Prices range from $19 – $329”. I read that and think, “Yay! I can afford it!” And then I get to the website and discover $19 is the price for a pair of polyester blend socks while a simple cotton dress costs more than my family’s weekly grocery budget. It can feel deceptive.
It took a lot more time and research to pull out key product pricing, but I’m hoping you’ll find it helpful.
Final Thoughts
If you’ve wanted to shop (exclusively) made-in-the-USA clothing brands, this list has you covered: men, women, babies, and kids. With inclusive sizing options too, including plus size, extended size, unisex, maternity, and nursing-friendly options.
Understanding the price, fabric, and style options available for American-made garments might be a starting point for how you think about what you want to buy and what you’re willing to pay.
If there is a brand I should add to the list, please let me know! I am happy to keep growing the list. Please note that I will not add brands that dye or screenprint – in the US – on products manufactured overseas. (I will not add it to this particular list, but I will happily check out your recommendations. I write about brands made all over the globe.)
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