Made Index

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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