Decent Exposures
Seattle, Washington
About Decent Exposures
Decent Exposures has been making extremely comfortable cotton underwear, designed by women for women, since 1986. This company is very conscious about its manufacturing decisions: It was a recent finalist for an annual award acknowledging ethical supply chain practices. Check out their lines of bras, bottoms, swimwear, activewear and everyday wear. Made in Seattle.
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Dehen 1920
Portland, Oregon
About Dehen 1920
Despite pressure to move production overseas, the allure of cheaply made apparel had no appeal for Dehen 1920. This Portland-based company began a century ago, and has remained at its facility ever since, stitching together jackets for varsity lettermen and Harley-Davidson alike. Their 1920 selection of wool coats are great to bundle up with – or journey out into – as the winter months approach.
Deso
Reno, Nevada & Los Angeles, California
About Deso
Inspired by Desolation Wilderness in the Sierra Nevada mountains, Reno, Nevada’s Deso Supply Co. is for anyone who enjoys the outdoors. The clothes are designed with function in mind and will help you, in Deso’s words, “get way out there”. Deso is committed to American manufacturing and ethical and sustainable business practices. All of Deso’s clothes are made in Los Angeles, allowing the company to have a close hand in how their products are made.
Devium USA
Truckee, California
About Devium USA
Devium USA is revitalizing the American apparel ecosystem, one 100% American-made garment at a time. The Golden State company partners with multigenerational fabric makers, zipper craftsman and artisan sewing houses from North Carolina to California to create men’s vintage-inspired Small Batch Originals.
Dos Carolinas
San Antonio, Texas
About Dos Carolinas
Dos Carolinas makes fashionable shirts in San Antonio, Texas. These shirts, known as guayaberas, are an essential part of summer dressing in South Texas. They come in many different designs, ranging from casual to formal.
Duckworth
Bozeman, Montana
About Duckworth
It’s hard to get more Montana than Duckworth. This Merino wool clothing manufacturer is involved at every step in the process, even raising Merino sheep at its own ranch in Dillon, Mont. Merino wool is known for being the best in the world, and Duckworth is the only company that makes it in Montana. The state’s climate gives the wool a unique feel, meaning you won’t find anything else like it on the market. The finished products are some of the highest quality wool clothes out there, made especially for outdoor exploring (which you’re bound to do a lot of in Montana). And you’ll get the satisfaction of supporting a company that keeps it American-made each step of the way.
Elizabeth Cotton
New York, New York
About Elizabeth Cotton
The cozy PJs made by Elizabeth Cotton have been manufactured at the same two family-owned factories in New York’s Garment District since 2005. Vogue, InStyle and Oprah magazines are among the publications that have featured the company. Although Elizabeth Cotton uses European fabrics, the PJs themselves are sewn in New York.
Emerson Fry
Lee, New Hampshire
About Emerson Fry
Emerson Fry makes its handcrafted line of women’s clothing in small batches to minimize impact on the environment. While the company’s Love Tomas collection is not sourced in America, Emerson Fry’s traditional collection is straight from New Hampshire and elsewhere in the United States. These fashionable pieces are made with an eco-focus in mind and a sincere effort to avoid waste in making their products.
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English American
Westminister, Maryland
About English American
Based in Westminster, custom clothing manufacturer English American works directly with clients to create custom fit suits, sport coats and tuxedos. While the fabric is sourced from the United Kingdom and Italy, everything made by English American is manufactured in the United States.
