Made Index

Quality and longevity are at the core of their process, making womenswear that lasts. All handmade in Central Appalachia.

A true Ivy League outfitter. Their core offerings are still made in the US and are still timeless trad.

Handcrafted jewelry by artist and designer Caroline Whittington. Produced in Richmond, VA.

Classic menswear that's cut, sewn, and finished in California with an appreciated attention to detail when it comes to hardware.

Making the "best All-Purpose Outerwear" they can make. 100% MIUSA, 100% WeatherWool Certified Fine Wool.

Experimental gorp out of NYC. A win for the big pocket lobby.

No frills — simple tees and hoodies made in their Michigan factory built around their own supply chain.

Small, family-owned business dedicated to producing slow-made, organic skincare and home goods out of Oakland.

Family-run business in the Finger Lakes creating high-performance cast iron cookware.

A company of craftspeople with a wide array of products from bandanas to children's workwear.

Some of the best US made pieces. Los Angeles-based studio focusing on wood furniture & functional objects designed and hand crafted by Shin Okuda.

Super cool and sometimes quirky bike bag maker out of Brooklyn with an option to custom order basically anything you want.

Classic dress socks made in NC by a small, family-owned business. Thigh-highs or bust.

Nice, little spot in Kansas City with a great selection of MIUSA makers and more.

Pearl snaps, chevron flap pockets, and the occasional arcuate yoke. Detailed Western-inspired wear all made in San Antonio.

Famous wool blankets and apparel from North Carolina.

Storefront that features international designers as well as Assembly's own label that utilizes upcycled and deadstock fabrics, with nearly all production being local in NYC.

New York-based swimwear and lifestyle brand designing garments that favor fit, construction, recycled and organic materials, and simplicity.

Since 1981, they've designed and built a lot of titanium bikes in Steamboat Springs, Colorado and they're pretty great.

Eric Heins designs and makes all his leather goods in Cape Cod completely by hand. He sources all his metal trimmings from the States and he's even made his studio solar-powered.

Botanical skincare, tea, and more. One of the few brands using botanicals entirely grown in the US by small farms in NC.

Men's hair and skin care produced in small batches by hand, in Georgia, with careful consideration given to the ingredients.

Classic sneakers cut, sewn, and finished by hand in their small North Carolina factory.

Women's shoes conceived, designed, sourced, cut, sewn, hammered, polished and packaged in Brooklyn.

Classic Americana chinos for all the trad fans out there. It's the 01 or bust for us.

Yes, Lodge. Top-notch American-made cast iron at an affordable price.

Bright, gender-neutral basics made in LA using 100% recycled cotton. A refreshing focus on sustainability within the garment industry.

RDW strives to make the ideal jean for men and women, built to last from the Raleigh workshop.

Unique pieces out of Vermont, sewn in small batches with an affinity for antique textiles and historical narrative. The Varsity Jacket is definitely worth a look.

The first portable double-walled and heat-shielded stove that doesn't batteries. Made in Alaska.