All USA Clothing (Keego Harbor, MI): a great source for American-made women's apparel, including Calico Tees, King Louie American, Wigwam hats and socks, and AKWA/Sun Moda (including hard-to-find US-made 3/4 sleeve stretch poplin blouses!).
American Giant (San Francisco, CA): tees, hoodies and sweats, plus French terry comfy dresses and nylon-shell outerwear. The website lists place of manufacture for each item. [Affiliate: I earn commission on purchases through this link]
Bamboosa (Culver City, CA): tops, yoga wear and intimates made from a bamboo/cotton blend fabric. Apparel for men, women and baby.
Bayside Apparel (Anaheim, CA): vertical manufacturer of Bayside hoodies, hats, and tees (long and short-sleeved)--some of the best quality I have found. Available from Blank Style (also a source for LA Apparel, and other American-made blank garments).
Diamond Apparel (Mocksville NC): mock turtlenecks made in USA (golf polo shirts and other products now imported).
Earth Creations (Bessemer, AL): short and long-sleeved tees of cotton and organic cotton, dyed with natural clays in beautiful muted colors of the earth, with eco designs
Fresh Produce Clothes (Santa Fe Springs, CA): colorful garment-dyed cotton apparel with a breezy beach vibe. Perfect for summer or tropical get-aways. Includes Plus Sizes. I confess I am getting hooked on the boxy tops.
Ginew (Portland, OR): a Native American-owned manufacturer of jeans, sweatshirts and jackets made from Japanese denim, American waxed canvas cloth, and Pendleton wool blanket linings.
Green 3 Apparel (Oshkosh, WI): very cute print and dressy tees (not an oxymoron!) and skirts, made from organic and recycled cotton. Cut and sewn in North Carolina, and finished in Oshkosh. The company also has very interesting sweaters made from post-consumer "reclaimed" fibers. I bought mine from Fair Indigo
Groceries Apparel (Los Angeles, CA): garment-dyed apparel made from organic cotton/hemp or recycled poly materials. Tops, bottoms, leggings...soft basics, great for layering. Their vegetable dyes are derived from discarded food scraps like pomegranate peels, onion skins, and carrot tops.
Hard Tail Forever (Santa Monica, CA): women's activewear, including yoga and fitness apparel, plus casual comfortable tops, bottoms and dresses for living that relaxed life. Always made in USA. [Affiliate: I earn commission on purchases through this link]
Harvest & Mill (Berkeley, CA): men's and women's shirts, jogger pants and socks, "grown and sewn" in USA from organic cotton, including garments that are dye-free and take advantage of the natural colors of cotton. [Affiliate: I earn commission on purchases through this link]
Katherine Way (Jacksonville, FL): Easy, fun fashions for everyday, whether shopping, playing golf, or having lunch with friends. Comfortable fabrics and fun prints.
KD New York (New York, NY): leotards, leg and arm warmers for dance and yoga, plus fashionable skirts, tops, and dresses, all made from soft and stretchable knitted yarns (linen, lambswool, and cotton/Lycra blends).
Kleids (Clearwater, FL): manufacturer of women's apparel, especially tops made from cotton, stretch lace, and other novelty fabrics
Ky's Hawaiian Shirts (Honolulu, HI): Hawaiian shirts for men, women and children, plus Hawaiian dresses, made from cotton and rayon. (Silk shirts imported.)
LA MADE Clothing (Los Angeles, CA): comfy and trendy tops, dresses and bottoms, made in Los Angeles from soft (and sustainable) modal fabrics. [Affiliate: I earn commission on purchases through this link]
The Local Branch Co. (Skaneateles, NY): assorted screenprinted apparel using American-made garments--tees, tanks and sweatshirts, plus capes, ponchos, hats and more.
Los Angeles Apparel (Los Angeles, CA): casual apparel of all sorts, mostly made from cotton or cotton-spandex, everything from tops, skirts, leggings, and swimwear to sweaters and sweatshirts. On the racy side, as one would expect from owner Dov Charvey, previously infamous founder of American Apparel. The pieces I tried were good quality and a fair price.
Love,Kuza: an LA-based boutique with fun, ever-changing, apparel. Shop from the "Made in USA" collection.
Modest Apparel USA (Lebanon, MO): women's tops, skirts and jumpers, as well as maternity wear, from a family owned, home-based business
Pineapple Clothing (Miami, FL): from yoga/activewear to "Mommy and me" matching outfits to special occasion dresses, this company creates custom fabric designs and prints, cuts and sews its garments in USA.
Popana (Los Angeles, CA): tunic tops, skirts, dresses and pull-on pants made from rayon/spandex stretch knit fabrics. Available from the Popana Store at Amazon. [Affiliate: I earn commission on purchases through this link]
Royal Apparel (Hauppauge, NY): cotton and organic cotton knits, short and long-sleeve tees and thermals, rib tanks, burnout tees, and dip dye. Also really cute zip-front hoodies in pastel shades. [Affiliate: I earn commission on purchases through this link]
Slender Apparel (New York, NY): makers of Squeezy Tees long-sleeved shapewear tees of polyester/spandex/microfiber fabric, to wear alone or under other garments. "Slender Arm Technology" to give a toned look to upper arms. (Not that I need it, ha!)
Solid State Clothing (Burlington, NC): men's and women's tee shirts made in the Carolinas from North Carolina cotton, many dyed with natural plant dyes. The brand is the creation of TS Designs, a certified B Corp committed to sustainability in the garment industry and the "triple bottom line" (People, Planet, Profits). The website has a great series of videos about Solid State Clothing's dirt-to-shirt supply chain.
SOS From Texas: organic cotton tees and sweats, made in North Carolina from organic cotton grown on a family farm in Texas
Triple Aught Design (San Francisco, CA): high-end, "mission capable" outdoor activewear, including cargo pants, jackets and knit tops of merino wool. Items are made in small batches, so get in line for restocks if necessary.
Union Shirt Supply (Gilbertsville, PA): union-made tees (short and long sleeved), turtlenecks, mocks, and sweatshirts for men and women.
Vermont Flannel Co.: flannel shirts, loungewear, pj's and blankets for the whole family, cut and sewn in USA using certified organic cotton European fabrics. [Affiliate: I earn commission on purchases through this link]
Wave Shoppe (San Diego, CA): women's and men's Hawaiian shirts of cotton, poly/cotton, or rayon, made in San Diego and Oahu.
Wies Made (Petaluma, CA): men's and women's premium denim jeans and jackets, cotton and wool knitwear, and accessories. "Farmed, milled and sewn in USA." I like the cozy cotton cardigan! [Affiliate: I earn commission on purchases through this link]
Blazer Depot (Pittsburgh, PA): Madison Blazers for men and women, in polyester or poly/wool blend, made by Saxon Uniform. Although Saxon usually sells wholesale, this site allows single purchases with a $5 surcharge. (Other products imported).
Esperanza Threads (Cleveland, OH): organic cotton clothing, including baby and women's apparel, made by a fair-wage cooperative that provides training to underemployed or unemployed workers in inner-city Cleveland.
JLM Couture, Inc. (New York, NY): gorgeous bridal and bridesmaid gowns, crafted in USA in the Manhattan garment district. Use store locator to find a source near you.
Kiyonna Clothing (Anaheim, CA): sophisticated clothing, including suits, eveningwear, and lingerie, made in USA for women sizes 10 to 32. [Affiliate: I earn commission on purchases through this link]
Pendleton Woolen Mills (Pendleton, OR): winter and tropical-weight woolen skirts, slacks and blazers, some of which are still made in USA, or imported from US-made cloth. I have bought several garments, and the quality is exceptional.
Siri Dresses (San Francisco, CA): gorgeous special occasion and bridal party dresses, made from imported silks and other luxury fabrics. The website gives country of origin for all fabrics.
Sympatico Clothing (Jacksonville, OR): simple, lovely separates (tops, skirts and pants) made from earth-friendly hemp/Tencel blend fabrics. Apparel is cut and sewn, then garment-dyed.
Tasty Tiger (Seattle, WA): a great collection of mix and match items made from Slinky Knit and spandex, including dresses, skirts and leggings. Cut and sewn in USA, using domestic and imported fabrics.
Astrosportswear Activewear (Bridgewater, MA): workout wear, including tights and leggings, tops, sports bras and swimsuits, designed and crafted in small production runs by a seamstress and fitness instructor.
Jita Swim and Island Wear (Gulf Breeze, FL): handmade swimwear, sarongs and casual clothing, including hemp clothing
Jessica Rey Swimwear (Orange County, CA): beautiful swimwear in styles that flatter women of all sizes and body types. Fun, retro styles, including swim dresses and tops and bottoms sold separately. Also swimsuits for kids.
Sunset Vibes Swimwear (Los Angeles, CA): luxury bikinis and bathing suits inspired by the beaches of Brazil, but made in California. Designed specifically to flatter fuller figures, using sustainable fabrics made from recycled water bottles.
Tara Grinna Swimwear (Conway, SC): beautiful swimwear and resort wear, made in South Carolina from Italian fabrics. In addition to lovely fabrics, the swimsuits provide some coverage and retro glamour.
UjENA Swimwear (Mountain View, CA): beautiful swimwear--from bikinis, to swim dresses, to vintage styles. Something for every woman.
Aero Tech Designs (Pittsburgh, PA): cycling jerseys and shorts for men, women, and kids, including some fun prints. Plus Sizes also available. Made in USA.
Astrosportswear Activewear (Bridgewater, MA): workout wear, including tights and leggings, tops, sports bras and swimsuits, designed and crafted in small production runs by a seamstress and fitness instructor.
Back In The Saddle: US-made riding tights with deerskin patches, and horse-themed gifts and decor (Keywords "Made in USA"). [Affiliate: I earn commission on purchases through this link]
Belevation (Fort Mill, SC): maternity briefs, boyshorts, culottes and yoga pants, all with a seamless Tummy Support Panel.
Beyond Clothing (Seattle, WA): AXIOS cold weather outdoor clothing, including base layers, soft shell, fleece, and GORE-TEX garments. Customized for perfect fit, and made in Seattle. (KYROS product line is imported).
Blue Canoe (Garberville, CA): yoga apparel and bodywear, including lingerie, made in USA with organic cotton
Bones Outfitters (Miami, FL): fishing apparel made from performance fabrics with wicking and UV protective qualities. Really interesting graphics on their short and long-sleeve shirts for men, women and kids. (And they have leggings for her.)
Hard Tail Forever (Santa Monica, CA): women's activewear, including yoga and fitness apparel, plus casual comfortable tops, bottoms and dresses for living that relaxed life. Always made in USA. [Affiliate: I earn commission on purchases through this link]
Harvest & Mill (Berkeley, CA): men's and women's shirts, jogger pants and socks, "grown and sewn" in USA from organic cotton, including garments that are dye-free and take advantage of the natural colors of cotton. [Affiliate: I earn commission on purchases through this link]
J & G Cyclewear: cycling gear made from nylon, lycra and wicking fabrics, including raingear, shorts, pants and jerseys--all made in Oregon. Fashionable and lightweight garments in men's and women's sizes, including 3X-4X.
KD New York (New York, NY): leotards, leg and arm warmers for dance and yoga, plus fashionable skirts, tops, and dresses, all made from soft and stretchable knitted yarns (linen, lambswool, and cotton/Lycra blends).
Laurel Canyon Tennis Club (Los Angeles, CA): colorful tennis and athletic apparel with a psychedelic 1970s vibe, designed, printed and sewn in California using 88% recycled materials. [Affiliate: I earn commission on purchases through this link]
Melanzana (Leadville, CO): outdoor activewear for men, women, and kids, made from Polartec fleece and moisture wicking fabrics.
Miakoda (New York, NY): activewear made in NYC from sustainable fabrics, including organic cotton, bamboo and Modal. Garments come in a wide range of sizes (from XS to 4XL) so there is something for everyone!
MotionWear (Indianapolis, IN): apparel for dance, gymnastics, ice skating and other active pursuits, all made in USA.
Pineapple Clothing (Miami, FL): from yoga/activewear to "Mommy and me" matching outfits to special occasion dresses, this company creates custom fabric designs and prints, cuts and sews its garments in USA.
RaceReady (Glendale, CA): running gear for men and women, made in USA from American-made high-performance fabrics
SOARK (Baldwin City, KS): running apparel, including for kids, from high-performance fabrics. Fun patterns, including the flag running shorts, all made in USA.
Voler (Grover Beach, CA): men's and women's cycling, triathlon, and multi-sport apparel made in California from a variety of high performance fabrics.
WSI Sports (Eagan, MN): sports apparel made from high-tech wicking, heat generating, and compression fabrics, all made in Minnesota. Customized team gear also available, and now they have swimwear too!
Belevation (Fort Mill, SC): maternity briefs, boyshorts, culottes and yoga pants, all with a seamless Tummy Support Panel.
Blue Canoe (Garberville, CA): yoga apparel and bodywear, including lingerie, made in USA with organic cotton
Brook There (Fall River, MA): minimalist organic cotton lingerie, cut and sewn in USA. Bras, underwear and loungewear with the soft comfort of cotton and without any lace or fuss. Because sometimes that is all you want.
Commando (South Burlington, VT): undergarments with invisible edges, made in USA from nylon-spandex stretch fabric. Tops, bottoms, and full and half slips that don't show and don't ride up.
Decent Exposures (Seattle, WA): cotton intimates in your choice of color and fabric, customized to fit you perfectly. Includes pull-on and front-close bras and nursing bras, underpants, cami's and activewear.
Drawstring Slips, Inc. (Miami, FL): bustier bras, petticoats, slips, crinolines and hoop skirts, for ball gowns, proms, weddings, and Quinceaneras.
Farr West (Mendocino, CA): luxury lingerie made from anti-cling charmeuse and microfiber with stretch lace trim. Made in USA since 1968, and now owned by Manuka Clarke.
Hanky Panky (New York, NY): intimate apparel made in the NYC area using lace and cotton knit fabrics that are knitted, dyed and finished in the US. Eco fabrics include organic cotton grown in Texas and nylon made from recycled pre-consumer nylon waste. [Affiliate: I earn commission on purchases through this link]
Hipstik Legwear (Matthews, NC): sheer pantyhose, opaque tights and leggings in a midrise style with a wide lace waistband that stays in place and doesn't roll down. Also available in Plus Sizes. [Affiliate: I earn commission on purchases through this link]
PJ Harlow Dreamwear (Orange, CA): luxurious satin and knit loungewear, including night gowns, camisoles, shorts, lounge pants and robes, made in USA from soft knits and rayon/silk blend satin.
Ramblers Way Farm (Kennebunk, ME): undergarments (base layers, briefs, and long johns/janes) made from superfine American Rambouillet wool that is spun, knit, cut and sewn in USA.
Royal Apparel (Hauppauge, NY): camisoles, thongs and hot shorts, as well as tees and thermals, and burnout tees. [Affiliate: I earn commission on purchases through this link]
Sweet Dreams Maternity Wear (Lancaster, CA): maternity lingerie, made in California from domestic and imported fabrics and trims.
Janska (Colorado Springs, CO): stylish fleece outwear made in the USA
Johnson Woolen Mills (Johnson, VT): woolen shirt jackets, coats, and capes with pewter buttons and clasps
Pendleton Woolen Mills (Portland, OR): many beautiful wool short coats and jackets made in USA from wool cloth woven in the Pendleton mills. (Some items are imported, but made from USA cloth, and some items are totally imported, so check product descriptions.)
Sterlingwear of Boston (East Boston, MA): a long-time manufacturer of authentic Navy Pea Coats, the company went into production of PPE during the 2020 pandemic, so we will have to wait to see if they can survive long enough to get back to making those famous Pea Coats.
ABA Activewear: "A Big Attitude" activewear, workout and fitness apparel for plus sizes only, and all made in California.
Aero Tech Designs (Pittsburgh, PA): this manufacturer of American-made cycling jerseys and padded cycling shorts offers sizes up to 3X.
Kiyonna Clothing (Anaheim, CA): sophisticated clothing, including suits, eveningwear, and lingerie, made in USA for women sizes 10 to 32. [Affiliate: I earn commission on purchases through this link]
Macys: Plus Size dresses, separates, and swimwear (keyword "Plus Sizes USA"). [Affiliate: I earn commission on purchases through this link]
Tianello (Los Angeles, CA): clothing for Women and Plus Sizes, including many items made from Tencel. Made in USA from imported fabrics.
All Seasons Uniforms: retailers of coveralls, dropcloths, fire resistant apparel, and other work apparel. Shop from their "USA Made" page. (Other products imported.)
Crooked Brook (Utica, NY): men's and women's chef coats, server jackets, vests, and aprons made in USA. (Fleece products imported.)
Need Aprons (Jasper, GA): aprons in all styles (bistro, butcher, bib, cobbler, and tuxedo), sewn in USA with American fabrics. Also chef hats and chef coats, and kid sizes.
Uniform Express (Mocksville, NC): scrubs and other work clothing for health care, beauty salon and cafeteria service workers (mostly for women), plus unisex choir robes and judicial robes. Most items come in sizes from extra small to 5X, all made in USA.
