Man, this was an unexpectedly inspiring video. So great to see such a list of companies still fighting the good fight for quality American manufacturing. Definitely going to check out some of these that I hadn't even been aware of before.
Carl my man, fantastic list. You never disappoint. 1 to add.... Silverado Boots, manufactured in my home state of Pennsylvania. Somerset, PA, to be exact. Please keep up the great work. America Proud👍
All American Clothing Co., makes a lot of jeans, tees other shirts. I've bought 2 pairs of jeans from them and a pair of shorts. the 2nd set of jeans I purchased were made here with U.S. cotton. Very reasonably priced products as well.
I’m putting every single one on a page I have in my phone notes- I already had a list for made in USA. So, when I’m looking to buy something, I check the list first 🇺🇸
some really solid denim brands…a lot of these brands use japanese fabric though because, well, they do it better. one of the most popular on the list is 3sixteen and while they cut and sew in america, their denim is imported from japan. i definitely prefer japanese denim though, regardless of where the jeans are actually sewn. so much more character than american made denim. great video!
@@alexsherel3344 Railcar Fine Goods from California has actually started using denim from Cone Mills and Vidalia Mills in some of their jeans. Both mills are located in the US. idk if they use US grown cotton though.
Tenden in Michigan is a great jean and apparel company. The owner is a great guy and it was awesome to talk to him in the store while he worked on a pair of jeans! I would highly recommend stopping in if anyone makes it to Grand Haven!
Danner 🔥 been using them ever since I started working construction. Always taking care of me with their amazing 1 year warranty. They definitely take pride in their work 🇺🇸
Love my Brave Star jeans just got back from a 10 day 3200 mile Harley Davidson ride through Montana, Idaho, Utah, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, Wyoming and back to Montana wearing my 21.5 oz Sumo jeans.
Chippewa does not make boots in the USA anymore. Haven't in years. 1st work boot was a Chippewa made in USA. Wore daily for 14 years, minus the time involved for a few resoles. Was a great boot at a great price. Made in USA logger Chippewa is such a classic look in my opinion. No, not in the same league as the PNW makers but very nice.
I can vouch for Dearborn Denim in Chicago, reasonably priced (most under $80) and good quality. They are real good to deal with to, will do easy exchanges for sizes. I tried some of the other more expensive jean brands here, and other than if you are into a particular fabric like you are into selvage or really technical wear the Dearborns are the best value in american made for normal wear.
hi Carl, man you did great mentioning. All American made items. man i was so thankful we are still putting out our own clothes boots. it really made my day. i was wondering my friend you didn’t mention Wrangler Jeans. did you miss it or they aren’t made in the good’ol USA. thanks Carl
I certainly missed them. It’s fantastic how many brands are on this list yet I still missed some! I’d rather be happy with the amount that I missed rather than disappointed in the lack of American companies.
Really love my Bravestars and Detroit Denim (for different reasons). Thank you for this video, as there were definitely some brands I'd never heard of!
What a rad post!! Love the tribute and having all of this info in one place. I thought Drew's are owned by Baker's in Eugene, Oregon and made in Leon, Mexico?
Thank you for such a thorough list. Always appreciate your content. I know this wasnt a t shirt video, but i wanted to give a shout out to Goodwear USA. Ive been buying shirts from them for the past few years. I absolutely love their quality.
You did great! But American Giant! Tho they started as workwear, they’ve gotten a lil too urban. Bayside pocket T shirts trump the a Carhartt pocket T. Still great list and excellent content as always!
As a lifetime Whites boots customer, I’m going with JK boots for my next pair. I’d like my money to go to a family owned local company from the PNW and not a once great brand, now owned by a Japanese Company. Nothing lasts forever. The boots on my feet, as I write this, were originally built in 1987 by the legendary Whites. IMHO JK and Nicks are at the top now!
I like Railcar. Their denim is good but I much prefer their t shirts, button downs & their outerwear like chore coats and denim jackets. They’re a Jean company but I pretty much prefer everything else they sell over the jeans. Like I said, their jeans are nice but I find the value in their other items to be awesome. Everything is in house in El Monte. The thread, the buttons, etc are all made in USA.
Texas jeans aren’t from Texas, they’re from North Carolina. I guess North Carolina Jeans just didn’t sound as good 😁. I would add Round House to the jeans list. They’ve held up well for me as a union carpenter building and setting concrete forms. Besides having been proven durable, their regular fit is actually a regular fit. Not too tight and not so loose as to catch on every piece of rebar and tire wire that I’m climbing over.
i have a few pairs but their 1000 mile boot lineup has been conspicuously silent for months after a steady stream of releases, i thought i heard their contractor in Arkansas was damaged by tornadoes? anybody know whats up with wolverine? their stock is has many sizes sold out as well.
I just got a new pair of Thousand Miles in Horween XL natural on sale and discounted. This pair is nice looking and felt good on first few hours of wear.
Hey friend, as a Minnesotan I cannot let it stand that you said Red Wing boots are from Michigan. They are named after the town they're from, Red Wing Minnesota.
If I (a blue collar working person) have to spend close to $300 on jeans, I'd rather get wranglers that are hencho in Nicaragua or Mexico that last just as long.
Thats totally your choice, and I'm glad we have so many options available to us. Some people are in the financial position to buy expensive denim and such because they like the quality, while others would rather spend their money on other things.
Devium. Skatewear company getting into workwear, just released some carpenter pants. They're built in USA with USA sourced materials and they show you on the product page where each piece comes from. "Zipper-Vernon California, Button-Orange County" etc. Good to work with, I've got a linen shirt from them and am happy with the quality.
Anyone know which of these denim companies make jeans that fit guys with bigger thighs/butts? I'm not tall or big, only 5' 7", 150lbs, but I have an ass and most of these companies seem make jeans for flag poles. I've had decent fit with Origin Delta 68 Jeans. Deerborne wasn't great. Barbell fits great but I hate that they're made in China.
Boots:
Alden: www.aldenshoe.com/
Allen Edmonds: www.allenedmonds.com/
Chippewa: www.chippewaboots.com/
Corcoran: www.uspatriottactical.com/corcoran-10-inch-brown-leather-jump-boots?PMSRCH=
Danner: www.danner.com/
Davidyan Footwear: davidyancustomfootwear.com
Carolina Boots: carolinashoe.com
Crary: craryshoes.com
Drews Boots: drewsboots.com/
Frye: thefryecompany.com
Franks Boots: franksboots.com/
Georgia Boot: georgiaboot.com
Heartland Footwear: heartlandfootwearinc.com
Hoffman Boots: Hoffmanboots.com
Gokey: Gokeyusa.com
JK Boots: www.jkboots.com/carlmurawski
John Calden Boots: johncaldenboots.com
LL Bean: Llbean.com
Nicks Boots: bit.ly/3T2FA8f
Parkhurst: bit.ly/3NIsOw9
Keen: keenfootwear.com
Kreosote: www.kreosote.com/
Oak Street Bootmakers: bit.ly/44dJAsh
Origin: bit.ly/3IzdjRI
Limmer: limmerboots.com
Red Wing: redwingheritage.com
Russel Moccasin: russellmoccasin.com
Steger Mukluks: www.mukluks.com/
Rancourt: www.rancourtandcompany.com/
Role Club: roleclub.com
Southwest Boot Company: southwestboot.com
Thorogood Boots: thorogoodusa.com
Thursday: Thursdayboot.com
Truman Boot Co: trumanboot.com
Wesco Boots: wescoboots.co
Whites Boots: whitesboots.com
Denim:
Blue Delta: bluedeltajeans.com
3Sixteen: bit.ly/3CHNb6d
Brilliant You Denim: brilliantyoudenim.com
Bowery Blue: boweryblue.co
Crawford Denim: crawford-denim.com
Detroit Denim: detroitdenim.com
Brave Star: bravestarselvage.com
Dearborn Denim: dearborndenim.us
Diamond Gusset Jean Co: gusset.com
Freenote Cloth: bit.ly/43R98vN
Glenn’s Denim: glennsdenim.com
Imogene & Willie: bit.ly/46kc8T2
Jean Shop: jeanshop.co/
Left Field: bit.ly/3XjSUbU
Railcar Fine Goods: railcarfinegoods.com
Rogue Territory: bit.ly/3NHNfsV
Roy: roydenim.com/
HARDENCO: hardenco.com
Judi Rosen: judirosenny.com
Marc Nelson Denim: marcnelsondenim.com
Mister Freedom: bit.ly/43U44Xs
Raleigh Denim Workshop: raleighdenimworkshop.com
Shockoe Atelier: shockoeatelier.com
Tellason: bit.ly/3XnpZno
Texas Jeans: texasjeans.com
Stovall and Young: stovallandyoung.com
Williamsburg Garment: williamsburggarment.com
WH Ranch: www.whranchdungarees.com/
Workwear:
Atlas 46: Atlas46.com
Earl’s Apparel: Stanray.us
1620Workwear: bit.ly/3JEn834
Benchmark FR: Benchmarkfr.com
Carhartt: bit.ly/3qCznXW
Ciano Farmer Denim: Cianofarmer.com
Dickies: bit.ly/3Nlz2Rc
Filson: bit.ly/3CAdtau
LC King: Lcking.com
Dickson Industries: Dicksonindustries.com
Grease Point Workwear: bit.ly/3hcg8Qn
Heat Straps: Heatstrapsusa.com
Martin Brothers Workwear: Weldingshirt.com
Red Ants Pants: Redantspants.com
Red Clouds Collective: redcloudscollective.com/
Prisonblues: Prisonblues.net
Roundhouse: round-house.com
Tyndale: tyndaleusa.com
Unionline: unionmadeclothing.com
Watershed: wearewatershed.com
Zace USA: Zaceusa.com
Bradley Mountain belongs on this list
Wolverine? The original 1000 mile service boot since 1914 that everyone else copies? Lol
Great List! The only comment I have is that Red Wing is Minnesota. The heritage line is produced from Red Wing, MN. Not Michigan
Thank you for the correction!
Man, this was an unexpectedly inspiring video. So great to see such a list of companies still fighting the good fight for quality American manufacturing. Definitely going to check out some of these that I hadn't even been aware of before.
Much appreciated!
Red Wing from Minnesota.
Carl my man, fantastic list. You never disappoint. 1 to add.... Silverado Boots, manufactured in my home state of Pennsylvania. Somerset, PA, to be exact. Please keep up the great work. America Proud👍
I thought I knew all the US boot manufacturers! It's great to see all these US manufacturers 🇺🇸. Happy 4th of July everyone!
So glad to see I ain't the only one that wears a stained K87!
Thank you for sharing a comprehensive list of clothing manufacturers I wanna support!
All American Clothing Co., makes a lot of jeans, tees other shirts. I've bought 2 pairs of jeans from them and a pair of shorts. the 2nd set of jeans I purchased were made here with U.S. cotton. Very reasonably priced products as well.
Definitely a video to bookmark and save for future reference.
I’m putting every single one on a page I have in my phone notes- I already had a list for made in USA. So, when I’m looking to buy something, I check the list first 🇺🇸
some really solid denim brands…a lot of these brands use japanese fabric though because, well, they do it better. one of the most popular on the list is 3sixteen and while they cut and sew in america, their denim is imported from japan. i definitely prefer japanese denim though, regardless of where the jeans are actually sewn. so much more character than american made denim. great video!
I don’t actually think you can buy 100% USA jeans, from cotton grown in USA all the way to sold in a brick n mortar store…except custom made.
@@alexsherel3344 Railcar Fine Goods from California has actually started using denim from Cone Mills and Vidalia Mills in some of their jeans. Both mills are located in the US. idk if they use US grown cotton though.
@@alexsherel3344 Imogene + Willie and others with Vidalia Mills cotton/denim are American-made from cottonseed to consumer.
Did I miss All American Clothing Company in this one?
Thanks for all the great 😊. Happy Independence Day to you and your family.
Bradley Mountain makes really nice stuff. All in the USA
Tenden in Michigan is a great jean and apparel company. The owner is a great guy and it was awesome to talk to him in the store while he worked on a pair of jeans!
I would highly recommend stopping in if anyone makes it to Grand Haven!
Great inclusive list! Way to go Mr. Carl!
Danner 🔥 been using them ever since I started working construction. Always taking care of me with their amazing 1 year warranty. They definitely take pride in their work 🇺🇸
Love my Brave Star jeans just got back from a 10 day 3200 mile Harley Davidson ride through Montana, Idaho, Utah, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, Wyoming and back to Montana wearing my 21.5 oz Sumo jeans.
Sounds like a great ride!!! I'm glad you made it home safely.
Epic video!!!
Chippewa does not make boots in the USA anymore. Haven't in years. 1st work boot was a Chippewa made in USA. Wore daily for 14 years, minus the time involved for a few resoles. Was a great boot at a great price. Made in USA logger Chippewa is such a classic look in my opinion. No, not in the same league as the PNW makers but very nice.
Chippewa 71418 high shine is such a great boot and unfortunately discontinued.
I can vouch for Dearborn Denim in Chicago, reasonably priced (most under $80) and good quality. They are real good to deal with to, will do easy exchanges for sizes. I tried some of the other more expensive jean brands here, and other than if you are into a particular fabric like you are into selvage or really technical wear the Dearborns are the best value in american made for normal wear.
Another great list Carl! I'm always rooting for you in the beginning of the videos!
Hahahaha I cringe when I think of how many times I’ve let you down!
@@CarlMurawski That's all in your head man! One of these days it'll happen again!
Not mentioned: Round House denim from Oklahoma. 100% American and incredible jeans.
Excellent list for future reference and apropos for Independence Day. Thanks, Carl!
You forgot American Giant. They make denim, hoodies and t-shirts all in the USA
hi Carl,
man you did great mentioning. All American made items.
man i was so thankful we are still putting out our own clothes
boots. it really made my day.
i was wondering my friend you didn’t mention Wrangler Jeans.
did you miss it or they aren’t
made in the good’ol USA.
thanks Carl
I certainly missed them. It’s fantastic how many brands are on this list yet I still missed some! I’d rather be happy with the amount that I missed rather than disappointed in the lack of American companies.
oh it’s ok friend you really did a
fantastic job. thank you for
your response. Kevin
Most Wrangler jeans are not made in the USA anymore. I think the have maybe one line made in USA but I would check before buying.
Ginew and Monsivais Co. are also good Made in USA denim brands.
Yes! Good ones!!!
Really love my Bravestars and Detroit Denim (for different reasons). Thank you for this video, as there were definitely some brands I'd never heard of!
Great list. Many items from Gustin are US made
Love my Gustin jeans! Great company if you can handle the wait since they've got a sort of made to order sort of group buy/crowdsource business model.
Bellville makes a good boot, not a lot of options and styles, but the pair I got in the navy lasted me 10 plus years of incredibly hard use.
Such hard use in the navy lol
@@Bdigital9482 yes actually, the flight deck of a carrier chews up boots pretty good.
I never knew Missouri had a historic handmade boot brand. Has anyone had experience with Gokey?
Those corcoran jump boots have been on my radar for a while now! Seriously considering a pair!
They're absolute garbage, don't get them.
looks wonderfull, buttt itt is just simulacrum of original jump bootts. It is a crap.
So glad that there is still denim being made in the US especially since levi sold their vintage loom machines to japanese manufacturers. 😊
Dang, we really gunna pretend Origin USA doesn’t make the best denim. 100% US materials and labor
Love my Factory Denims
They try. They really do. IMO the only thing they do the best are dogi.
@@InGrindWeCrust2010wtf is dogi?
I have 4 pairs of origin factory jeans and a pair of delta 68’s. Love them and will buy more as needed.
@@hawkevick9184 lol Their jiu-jitsu outfits
Red Wing from Michigan????? Oh man, my Minnesota heart hurts! Red Wing Boots from Red Wing, Minnesota! 🤦♂️
You’ve got me feeling patriotic and warm inside from seeing these brands and their products.🥹🇺🇸🎉
Bless your soul for this
The thumbnail looks like a high end catalog
I'll add Whiskey Leatherworks. They sell great handmade leather belts.
Umm, Red Wing is NOT from Michigan. They are made in Red Wing Minnesota.
Excellent work Carl. Timely as well since I'm getting ready to buy some fall clothing...
Perfect!
Great info and video! Also LC King Manufacturing from Bristol, TN since 1913. Denim, clothing, accessories.
Redwing is from Minnesota not Michigan
Billiam Jeans from South Carolina!
Great video. Short and sweet
Glad you liked it!
Union Line Jeans it's all I buy.
I love my Alden Indy’s. Looks great and are very comfortable 🇺🇸
What a rad post!! Love the tribute and having all of this info in one place.
I thought Drew's are owned by Baker's in Eugene, Oregon and made in Leon, Mexico?
Not all their boots. The Loggers are made in Leon, but they have another line that made in USA.
@@CarlMurawski Oh awesome!!
Great video, Red Wing is from Minnesota though!
Thank you for such a thorough list. Always appreciate your content. I know this wasnt a t shirt video, but i wanted to give a shout out to Goodwear USA. Ive been buying shirts from them for the past few years. I absolutely love their quality.
You did great! But American Giant! Tho they started as workwear, they’ve gotten a lil too urban.
Bayside pocket T shirts trump the a Carhartt pocket T. Still great list and excellent content as always!
The Wolverine 1000 mile line is made in U.S. although they have a huge line of other styles made overseas similar to
Redwing and Danner.
As a lifetime Whites boots customer, I’m going with JK boots for my next pair. I’d like my money to go to a family owned local company from the PNW and not a once great brand, now owned by a Japanese Company. Nothing lasts forever. The boots on my feet, as I write this, were originally built in 1987 by the legendary Whites. IMHO JK and Nicks are at the top now!
Red Wing is from Minnesota. I wish Michigan could claim them tho!
I like Railcar. Their denim is good but I much prefer their t shirts, button downs & their outerwear like chore coats and denim jackets. They’re a Jean company but I pretty much prefer everything else they sell over the jeans. Like I said, their jeans are nice but I find the value in their other items to be awesome. Everything is in house in El Monte. The thread, the buttons, etc are all made in USA.
Camber from Pennsylvania. USA made workwear.
Damn, good one!
Yuketen makes a lot more USA made boots than many of those brands that are mentioned.
Kimes out of Arizona
Bro RW is from MN, as in Minnesota!
I'd like to throw gustin in with the denim
Damn, how did I forget them???
Sidnaw from Grand Rapids Michigan!
Texas jeans aren’t from Texas, they’re from North Carolina. I guess North Carolina Jeans just didn’t sound as good 😁.
I would add Round House to the jeans list. They’ve held up well for me as a union carpenter building and setting concrete forms. Besides having been proven durable, their regular fit is actually a regular fit. Not too tight and not so loose as to catch on every piece of rebar and tire wire that I’m climbing over.
Origin USA makes by far the best pair of jeans America has to offer. Project Farm even did a test, and came to the same objective conclusion.
Carls trying to start a fight saying Red Wing is made in Michigan lol
Stevenson Overalls, Dehen 1920
Brave Star Selvage Denim Jeans and Jackets are made in USA and Los Angeles I believe
Aren't Wolverine 1000 Mile boots made in the USA
i have a few pairs but their 1000 mile boot lineup has been conspicuously silent for months after a steady stream of releases, i thought i heard their contractor in Arkansas was damaged by tornadoes? anybody know whats up with wolverine? their stock is has many sizes sold out as well.
I just got a new pair of Thousand Miles in Horween XL natural on sale and discounted. This pair is nice looking and felt good on first few hours of wear.
Nicks boots
Driduck workwear from Kansas
Dehen 1920 for workwear
Redwings aren't from Minnesota?
Excellent
Ginew & Ship John for denim.
Origin maine? Did I miss it? American grown.. American weaved.. American sewn... That's the company!!!
Berne apparel is it Indiana company
Duckworth
Origin
Smith & Rouge
Bro… did I hear you just say Red Wing boots are from Michigan?! C’mon, man… they’re from Red Wing, Minnesota! That cut deep.
Otherwise, great list.
Carl, have you ever owned or reviewed any Truman boots? Especially the more recent versions?
I have a feeling you’re gonna like this Sundays video….
@@CarlMurawski Oh hell yeah....
Rocky Boots
Origin Maine? Grown, loomed and made in America
Love your dog! What breed is she?
She’s a mix of poodle and golden retriever. Honestly, I’d get another in a heartbeat!
Red wing is from Minnesota not Michigan
Great list Carl, but Red Wing in a Minnesota company...But, another nice informative list...
Camber?
How about American Giant based in San Francisco, CA?
Hell yeah!
Hey friend, as a Minnesotan I cannot let it stand that you said Red Wing boots are from Michigan. They are named after the town they're from, Red Wing Minnesota.
I just want to make a shout-out to Ben Davis for making the best made-in-the-USA 1/4 zip work shirts 💪🐵
Parkhurst is made in Spain
Can you identify the denim that Wranglerstar wears in his videos??
Solumbra makes excellent hot-weather clothing
Fucking love red wing boots
Ben Davis
If I (a blue collar working person) have to spend close to $300 on jeans, I'd rather get wranglers that are hencho in Nicaragua or Mexico that last just as long.
Thats totally your choice, and I'm glad we have so many options available to us. Some people are in the financial position to buy expensive denim and such because they like the quality, while others would rather spend their money on other things.
You forgot to mention where to find great loafers 😂...
You can find them in pieces in my trash can!
Devium. Skatewear company getting into workwear, just released some carpenter pants. They're built in USA with USA sourced materials and they show you on the product page where each piece comes from. "Zipper-Vernon California, Button-Orange County" etc. Good to work with, I've got a linen shirt from them and am happy with the quality.
Anyone know which of these denim companies make jeans that fit guys with bigger thighs/butts? I'm not tall or big, only 5' 7", 150lbs, but I have an ass and most of these companies seem make jeans for flag poles. I've had decent fit with Origin Delta 68 Jeans. Deerborne wasn't great. Barbell fits great but I hate that they're made in China.
Carolina and Georgia boots being from neither of those states really is somethin
Kato jeans are fire and made in the US 👍
Yes they are!!!!
I enjoy the hell out of atlas 46
Redwing MN....
Red Wing is from Red Wing, Minnesota