Be American Made

Celebrating American-made products and those that produce them

Epaulet

2026-03-30 Clothing
There’s a certain kind of clothing brand that doesn’t shout. It doesn’t plaster logos across everything or chase whatever trend is burning up social media this week. It just quietly makes great stuff - well-fitted, built to last, made by skilled hands right here in America. That’s Epaulet. Founded in 2008 by Eva Kuhle, Epaulet started as a boutique on Smith Street in Brooklyn, New York - right in the middle of one of the worst economic collapses in modern memory. Not the easiest time to launch a clothing brand. But Kuhle had a clear vision: clothes worth keeping. Not for a season. For a decade. Continue reading

UnionWear: American-Made Bulk Products You Can Count On

At a time when so much manufacturing has moved overseas, UnionWear stands firmly committed to producing goods right here in the United States. From bags and caps to apparel and accessories, everything they make is crafted domestically with a focus on durability, ethical labor, and dependable supply. For businesses looking to source products in volume, UnionWear offers something increasingly rare: American-made bulk production at scale. That means you don’t have to choose between quality and quantity, you can have both, while supporting U.S. workers and industry. Continue reading

Bison Designs: American Made Belts Built for Adventure and Everyday Life

When it comes to dependable gear, few brands embody durability and craftsmanship like Bison Designs. Based in the United States and proudly manufacturing many of its products domestically, Bison Designs has earned a strong reputation for producing high-quality, American made belts that stand up to real-world use. For customers who value supporting American jobs, ethical production standards, and long-lasting materials, Bison Designs offers something increasingly rare in today’s market: gear made right here at home. Continue reading

Red White Blue Apparel: A Powerful Choice for 100% American-Made Clothing

2026-02-16 Clothing
In today’s global marketplace, finding clothing that is genuinely made in the United States can feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. That’s exactly why Red White Blue Apparel has earned a loyal following. This brand is built on a simple yet powerful promise: every product is American made. Unlike many companies that rely on overseas manufacturing, Red White Blue Apparel keeps its production rooted in the U.S. From fabric sourcing to final stitching, the brand supports American workers while delivering high-quality, patriotic apparel. Continue reading

SIXSITE Gear Marries Tactical Design with Patriot Pride

In a market flooded with imported everything, SIXSITE Gear stands out with a defiant and straightforward ethos: “Always Made in the USA.” Founded on a foundation of military-grade performance and rugged dependability, the brand emerges as a beacon of domestic craftsmanship in the hunting and outdoor apparel world. Craftsmanship Born of Experience SIXSITE has a design philosophy rooted in real-world survivability. Built “with the knowledge gained through the SEAL team” and tested in the harshest environments, their gear is constructed to perform when it matters most. The line is engineered to be “adaptive and proven to get you closer to the animals, no matter the environment.” Continue reading

Nicks Handmade Boots

2024-12-02 Footwear Clothing
Comfort and quality are two very important things to us when it comes to what we wear on our feet. Comfort is obvious, especially for those on their feet all day. Quality should be equally as important as you want your things to last as long as they can. You’ll get both of these with a pair of American Made boots from Nicks Handmade Boots. Continue reading

Merrow Knits

In an industry often criticized for its environmental footprint and fast-paced production cycles, Merrow Knits has positioned itself as a game-changer. The company’s approach to textile manufacturing centers around sustainability, innovation, and quality, making it a notable player in the evolving landscape of the apparel industry. Merrow Knits is backed by more than a century of experience in textile manufacturing. Building on its long history, the company has honed its expertise in knitting and has developed unique methods that set it apart from competitors. This blend of traditional craftsmanship and modern innovation serves as the backbone for Merrow Knits’ approach to textile manufacturing. Continue reading

American Giant

2023-09-07 Clothing
In a world dominated by fast fashion and overseas manufacturing, American Giant has emerged as a breath of fresh air in the clothing industry. With a mission rooted in sustainability, quality, and domestic production, the brand has carved a niche for itself as a producer of “the greatest hoodie ever made.” But there’s much more to American Giant than just its iconic hoodie. One of the pillars of American Giant’s ethos is its commitment to local manufacturing. The company takes pride in producing its apparel in the United States, thereby providing jobs and supporting local communities. By sourcing raw materials and creating its garments within this country, American Giant is able to keep tighter quality control in order to produce higher quality products. Continue reading

Dans Hunting Gear

Planning to be outside in the coming months? Perhaps a camping trip or maybe even a hunting excursion of some type? For some proper American Made outdoor clothing, take a look at Dan’s Hunting Gear. These Amish hand-made pieces will keep you warm and dry and concealed. All of Dan’s products are handmade off-site by over 40 local Amish seamstresses. This process begins with all the materials being hand cut, then serged to prevent seams from fraying and pulling apart. The material is then sewn and all zippers and snaps are attached by hand. Every piece is produced entirely by the same artisan which allows for superior quality control. Continue reading

Go Wild Camo

Go Wild Camo was born from a desire to do better. To create something better than what existed at the time. While hunting Elk in western Montana, well above the snow-line, I realized that most of the modern camouflage clothing companies didn’t live up to their claims. On our trek we gained 3,800 feet in just under 6 miles and the need to constantly change out layers for lack of performance slowed us down more than the terrain. Sweating one minute and cold the next while fighting a gale force wind, inspiration struck. Good isn’t good enough. My camo gear should work as hard as I do. Continue reading
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