what clothing brands are made in your state?

Posted by Adventurous_Goat1313@reddit | AskAnAmerican | View on Reddit | 43 comments

hi so i have a goal to collect a shirt or article of clothing made in each of the 50 states. (i am an American myself btw. and i want to support American made businesses.) so far I've got something from Oregon, Hawaii and Montana. i would prefer cotton clothing. something casual like a shirt for a guy. bonus points for clothes made with cotton grown in America. and the best quality of course.

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ExternalMaximum6662@reddit

Michigan awesome, Made in Detroit, Revir, Yan Dee, Conscious Clothing.

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Ol_Man_J@reddit

30% of Danner boots are made in Portland, OR.

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elesaid@reddit

https://www.wearmaryland.com/

We are slightly obsessed with our flag and crabs ;)

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Dawn-Storm@reddit

Just a little!😉

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JudgeWhoOverrules@reddit

Dixxon flannel and State 48 merch

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WhompTrucker@reddit

Melanzana in Colorado but it's VERY exclusive and difficult to get

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BunnyGirlSD@reddit

Rainbow sandals are made in San Clemente

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wendydarlingpan@reddit

California will be the easiest to source, I bet. Los Angeles still has a good sized garment industry. Michael Stars, LAmade, Rowan and Los Angeles Apparel all make clothes in LA.

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Grungemaster@reddit

Stetson hats are still made in Texas 🤠

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No_Statistician9289@reddit

Are now made in Texas. Philadelphia company that ceased operating in the 80s and the license to make their hats was bought by Hat Brands and started operating in Texas

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Perfect_Storm_425@reddit

Howler Brothers, Aviator Nation

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o93mink@reddit

Howler ain’t made anywhere near Texas

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Physical_Floor_8006@reddit

Amen

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pseudonym7083@reddit

Nike and Columbia

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Ol_Man_J@reddit

Made? Or HQ

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pseudonym7083@reddit

I think some of Columbia is made in state. To the rest, good point.

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Spicyboi981@reddit

Retro Rifle is from AZ but not sure past that

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Ol_Man_J@reddit

You'd think if they were made in the USA a company like that would put it on every facet of the website but alas, it's Chinese made shirts.

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throwawayqq567@reddit

Feathered friends (made in Seattle WA) and Western Mountaineering (made in San Jose CA) make great outdoor gear. It’s expensive but good quality. My feathered friends sleeping bag has served me well for the last 8 years in lots of different conditions on the mountain.

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shelwood46@reddit

Buck Mason sells overpriced cotton clothing made in PA and CA (it's marked on their site) if you want a $50 t-shirt.

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FastEddieMoney@reddit

Carhartt is headquartered in Michigan, but I’m certain nothing is made here

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Perfect_Storm_425@reddit

Rustic Dime has some affordable selvedge denim that they make in L.A.

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damutecebu@reddit

Duluth Trading is based in Wisconsin.

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jessek@reddit

Rockmount Ranch Wear, inventors of the snap-button western shirt.

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wendydarlingpan@reddit

Melanzana for Colorado! Might not be easy to buy, though. People used to make appointments like a year in advance to buy one. Not sure if that is still the case. But they are designed, cut and sewn in Leadville.

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MortimerDongle@reddit

Buck Mason makes some fabric in PA but I'm not sure if any brands actually sew clothing in PA

Urban Outfitters is a major clothing brand/retailer based in PA but I don't think they make anything here

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dobster1029@reddit

Stormy Kromer hats are made in Michigan. I love mine.

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DeaconFrostedFlakes@reddit

The other day on sixth avenue I saw a flap off a cardboard box that I’m pretty sure you could fold into a hat.

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ASingleBraid@reddit

😅

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zacandahalf@reddit

Clothing brands made, headquartered, or based in my state?

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Spicyboi981@reddit

Wish in Atlanta

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zacandahalf@reddit

Wish is based in Georgia, but OP’s exact words were “a shirt or article of clothing made in each of the 50 states”. That’s why I was asking for the clarification. I can’t find any manufacturing information from Wish, but I personally highly doubt that their clothing is manufactured in Georgia.

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