Made Index

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

California-based high-quality and practical outdoor clothing brand that brings out the hiker in all of us. 

Repurposed textiles in contemporary cuts, all sewn by hand in Portland, honoring the heritage and processes of Mexico along the way.

Oddli is reimagining the fashion industry's leftover material using deadstock to make one-of-a-kind womanswer in downtown LA.

Designing and manufacturing timeless western shirts and workwear in Arizona, with a nod towards their roots in the Southwest.

Women-owned swimwear company producing luxury pieces with design and sustainability in mind. Made in Paradise, Nevada.

Streetwear straight from South Central with most of their pieces made in California.

Classic beach britches built to last a lifetime. Not everything is MIUSA, but they do feature a good selection of pieces out of their California factory.

Effortless and uncomplicated — this brand is heavily influenced by the palette and textures of the natural world. Most of their pieces are designed and made in California.

This 3-person team is crafting premium workwear from their workshop in Portland, Oregon. Most products are made-to-order.

A studio focused on supporting the body's natural architecture. All clothing is made in San Rafael, California with a focus on local and domestic organic, climate beneficial fibers.

Mister Freedom is a vintage-inspired clothing brand created in 2003 by Christophe Loiron in Los Angeles.

Well-made women's clothing and denim built with long-wearing fabrics, made to order in NYC.

Seattle-based design shop specializing in clothing, plants, and home goods. They carry a mixed collection of imported and MIUSA pieces.

Sustainable practices and charitable partnerships — this Patagonia-inspired brand is focused on looking, feeling, and doing good. All of their swim and casualwear is made in the US.

Self-proclaimed “Third Culture Kids” making and curating some great pieces sold in their LA shop and beyond.
 

LA-based designer, Kio Inagaki, harkens back to a time before mass-production and commercialism. They make unique garments with a touch of California counterculture. 

Khakis, but also a lot more. Good-looking, everyday menswear, all made in the US. The twill covershirt looks like the piece to get.

Menswear clothing brand with a special love for Southern Californian subculture. Designed and manufactured in downtown LA.

Colorful, funky, made-to-order clothing inclusive of all body types. Made in Phoenix, AZ.

Independent streetwear from Milwaukee-based artist and designer Brema Brema.