Godspeed Co.
Fall River, Massachusetts
About Godspeed Co.
Godspeed Co. started off with a mission: to make a shirt that can withstand anything. They make a high-quality work shirt that gets better with age and can withstand whatever grit, dirt and grime gets on it. Plus, all the fabric is sourced in the US and sewn in Fall River at a centuries-old clothing factory where the Godspeed Co. carries on Massachusetts’ textile traditions.
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Gogo Jewelry
St Simons Island, Georgia
About Gogo Jewelry
Gogo Jewelry has plenty of pieces for women, but it was the lineup of men’s jewelry that caught our eye, including bracelets, cufflinks, necklaces, and even rings. These nature-inspired items are suitable for almost any occasion, and can be worn daily with any outfit. Founder and designer Janet “Gogo” Ferguson is a legend in jewelry design; she even designed the wedding rings worn by John F. Kennedy Jr., and his wife Carolyn Jeanne Bessette-Kennedy.
GooseFeet Gear
Georgia
About GooseFeet Gear
Ben Smith became an entrepreneur in only his third year of college at the Georgia Institute of Technology, founding GooseFeet Gear to offer his delicious down socks as the perfect solution for perpetual cold feet. Quickly, Smith expanded his company to include several other offerings, such as pillows, pants, balaclavas, and vests, filled with the same high-quality 850+ fill-power goose down.
Governor Baxter
Maine
About Governor Baxter
Established in Maine in 2012 and named after the 53rd Governor of the state, Governor Baxter makes rugged outerwear and retro accessories in Maine — not in China, not in Myanmar, and not in Vietnam. The company doesn’t use any polymer-based tech fabrics, instead opting for wax cotton canvas, kapok and organic silk. Governor Baxter even repurposes vintage WWII military blankets. Our signature product is the Governor Baxter Dog Bed, in honor of the governor’s beloved Irish Setter, Garry.
Groceries Apparel
Los Angeles, California
About Groceries Apparel
Groceries Apparel manufactuers its clothing in the company’s own Los Angeles, California, manufacturing facility, exclusively using GMO-free, presticide-and-herbicide-free, recycled, and fairly traded materials. In its effort to offer more sustainable fashion, Gtroceries Apparel incorporates post-consmer recycled plastic bottle materials and highly-renewable unprocessed hemp in its production.
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Hart Schaffner Marx
Cleveland, Ohio
About Hart Schaffner Marx
Suit maker Hart Schaffner Marx began in 1887, when two immigrant brothers, Harry and Max Hart, opened a men’s clothier in downtown Chicago. There have been peaks and valleys over the course of the company’s history, and it almost shut down just a few years ago. But Doug Williams, a veteran of the fashion industry who spent 16 years at Ralph Lauren, put together a deal to keep Hart Schaffner Marx afloat. Williams now owns the company, and you can find Hart Schaffner Marx suits at retailers like Nordstrom.
Hartford Denim Company
Hartford, Connecticut
About Hartford Denim Company
With guaranteed free repairs for the life of its clothing, you can rest assured that Hartford Denim Company’s classic workwear, all cut and sewn in Hartford, will stand the test of time. Frequently sourcing fabric from shuttered factories, Hartford Denim Company marries the history and quality of vintage goods with the durability of new garments.
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Haspel
New Orleans, Louisiana
About Haspel
Haspel makes a variety of types of Made in USA suits, but is perhaps best known for inventing the Seersucker Suit in the early 20th century. Before then, lightweight seersucker fabric had been used mostly to make overalls worn by laborers, but Joseph Haspel Sr. formed it to make a suit, changing men’s fashion forever. Although Haspel was sold off in the 1970s, the Haspel family repurchased the company and relaunched it in New Orleans in 2014.
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Henschel Hat Company
St Charles,Missouri
About Henschel Hat Company
Henschel Hat Company offers a wide selection of American-made hats, from bucket hats to cowboy hats and more. Company founder Joe Henschel began making hats in 1945, and the company officially launched in 1947. While some styles are imported, the majority of production still takes place in the United States. Custom orders are available, too.