Made Index

Denim (and more) that doesn't take itself too seriously. All made in LA and inspired by 1970's California.

Formerly Lykke Wullf, Jem! is a new endeavor with a focus on handmade, handcrafted, small-batch production. Designed and made in Los Angeles.

From handmade canvas, premium, raw and selvedge denim to men's and women's clothing. All cut and sewn under one roof in El Monte, CA.

Honest jeans and knitwear out of Petaluma. One of the rare seed to sewn brands out there.

Jeans that are not only made in America, but the pocketing, thread, buttons, rivets and leather patches are as well.

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

Dependable classics crafted with high quality fabrics. Mixed manufacturing between USA and elsewhere, but they've clearly labeled a large selection of MiUSA pieces.

High-waisted jeans, one-of-a-kind accessories, and a collection that's always evolving. Made in New York and Los Angeles.

Really great stuff out of Philly with an edge of humanitarianism and environmentalism. 25% of the profits are donated from every piece. 

Premium menswear. Crowdsourced. Made in America. Delivered at wholesale.

Shop and storefront that design and makes everything in Grand Haven. A solid mix of everything, heavy on the workwear-inspired.

Jeans made in NYC by master craftsman Glenn Liburd, using American-made selvedge denim.

OFN is an upcycling studio creating products from scavenged goods and materials. Born in Cincinnati, they now operate out of Los Angeles.

A somewhat newcomer in the space but making the rounds as everyone's favorite "New Americana" label. Love to see it made in the Garment District in NYC.

Sustainability, style and bold and expressive fabrics for women, all made in STL.

High-end menswear made in-house in Hollywood, California with the finest materials.

A brand fueled by escapism and exploration created by the self-titled Reese Cooper out of LA. 

A sartorial collective, a unique aesthetic, a timeless and modern look. Designed and made in Los Angeles.

Family-owned storefront of all things western and more in Denton, with majority of their offerings MIUSA.

Gender-neutral clothing label with a focus on natural fibers, beautiful colors, and interesting silhouettes. Manufactured in California.

No frills workwear made in Ridgewood, Queens. Known for their denim and the best looking tube sock around.

Vintage sewing machines and heritage-inspired clothes; all made by a small team in Tallahassee, Florida.

A gem of a store in Greensboro, NC that carries all the classics and is Opie Way's main stockist.

Small batch denim and indigo gear. Made in Los Angeles.

Proper handmade garments and objects including 1 of 1 pieces—and a top-tier logo. All created, from start to finish, by James Folgarelli Fink in Portland.

Producing high quality, affordable, American-made selvedge jeans without compromise in downtown Los Angeles.

A Brooklyn-based brand and shop making clothes for the thoughtful individual. 

Hardworking denim and more, all made in Brooklyn using industrial sewing machines. Get the 101 Jacket.

Womenswear line of seasonless, small batch clothing characterized by timeless design in natural materials, made in LA.

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