Made Index

EG aims to make garments that become more personal through the experiences you have with them with a one of a kind design aesthetic and quality materials.

High quality hemp tees and much more with a heavy focus on sustainability.

A refined take on Americana, YONY exists to shift menswear to a more sophisticated look, while creating the most transparent and ethical supply chain possible. 

Seattle-based maker and curator of great American brands with a focus on high-quality, good-looking menswear, known for their rain gear.

3sixteen is an NYC-based brand that aims to produce the highest quality clothing and accessories using premium materials with their core offerings manufactured stateside.

High-quality workwear produced by seamstresses in Illinois, Texas, Tennessee, New Hampshire & Massachusetts. Founded by gardener and nurserywoman, Taylor Johnston.

Subtle, well-curated garments with their own line produced in the Garment District. All made in limited editions at small, independent factories.

Apparel made in New York City predominately using natural fiber fabrics sourced from Europe and Japan.

Nashville duo on a quest to make the perfect jeans and committed to producing all of their clothing here in the USA.

Offering a uniform that every person can make their own. Danish minimalism paired with California-cool, handmade with love in LA.

One of the few US makers of down outerwear. Every piece is made to order in their Seattle factory.

Small, but well-curated menswear store in Chicago that carries a lot of the greats: Gitman Vintage, Engineered Garments, Dehen 1920, and many, many more.

Minimal clothing brand offering a range of colorful American-made garments. Supporting fair wages for local seamstresses and factory workers, their pieces are made throughout the country. 

Small shop in Texas making jeans like they did back in the 1800's — vintage patterns, vintage sewing machines, even vintage scissors.

Hand crafted utility wear built for the growth of self-expression. Mostly made in California, inspired a bit by surf and skate culture and more.

Japanese inspired clothing and furniture all made to order in their Nashville studio.

Sustainable, small batch clothing and accessories made in Los Angeles.

Modern streetwear inspired by the Japanese-American experience. Most of their pieces are made in California.

A luxury heritage menswear retailer with an impressive selection of exclusive productions and collaborations. Based in Virginia, they represent a blend of legacy US and international brands.

A line of clothing and textiles made in NYC ranging from muted pajamas to bright denim jackets.

Another personal favorite. 70's and 80's inspired backpacks and totes from a brand born in the mountains of Montana. Pieces are produced in California.

KATO focuses on combining the modern need for comfort with the love for vintage pieces. Made in Los Angeles.

One of the only Native American-owned denim brands around. Aside from the jeans we've always wanted to try the rider jackets. Based in Portland, Oregon.

Environmentally and socially-conscious company created out of the desire to unify comfort with beauty and community. Made in LA.

An uncommon approach to American basics, every garment is produced by family-owned factories within 10 miles from their headquarters in LA.

A playful world of luxury and lifestyle inspired by mid-century mod fashion with a large collection of made in LA women's apparel.

Los Angeles storefront with a bit of everything from clothing to jewelry and apothecary.

The strongest clothes available and free repairs for life. Everything is cut and sewn in their shop in New Hartford, Connecticut.

Well-curated American-made focused menswear shop in Denver.

A collective with a collaborative approach to innovative, responsibly made, gender-neutral clothing. Their network spans across the US to Italy, Hong Kong, and Japan.