Made in 'Muricuh

[HoLeChit]

I could have sworn we had a Made in the USA product list/thread but I couldn't find it. As a guy who is working on losing weight, and needing to get some new clothes, I am trying to figure out what to buy in the future. Levi's are nowhere near the quality that I remember them being. Carhart is the same. Duluth isn't that great anymore, and even Orvis/LL Bean/Eddie Bauer suck now.

But, there's a little light on the horizon. Its not super fashionable stuff, but look like good work clothes, maybe some of it work for you regardless. Thought the prices were great and the quality is supposed to be good. Supposedly its one of the few places in the US that still makes denim goods. Website is pretty dated, but functional.

https://www.prisonblues.net/

 

[2busy]

Roundhouse is made in Oklahoma but their prices are high.

 

[SoonerP226]

I haven’t tried anything they make, but Mike Rowe talks a lot about American Giant, which is supposed to be “dirt to shirt” made in America from American components. He has a discount code if you want to try it.

https://www.american-giant.com/collections/mike

 

[OneMoreEvan]

Roundhouse is made in Oklahoma but their prices are high.

They do make some dang fine bibs though. I really like their canvas ones, but the denim ones are good too

 

[cowadle]

I could have sworn we had a Made in the USA product list/thread but I couldn't find it. As a guy who is working on losing weight, and needing to get some new clothes, I am trying to figure out what to buy in the future. Levi's are nowhere near the quality that I remember them being. Carhart is the same. Duluth isn't that great anymore, and even Orvis/LL Bean/Eddie Bauer suck now.

But, there's a little light on the horizon. Its not super fashionable stuff, but look like good work clothes, maybe some of it work for you regardless. Thought the prices were great and the quality is supposed to be good. Supposedly its one of the few places in the US that still makes denim goods. Website is pretty dated, but functional.

https://www.prisonblues.net/

wild ass jeans.. and prison blues---made on the inside to be worn on the outside

 

[cowadle]

https://www.prisonblues.net/
https://www.baileysonline.com/wild-ass-traditional-denim-logger-pants.html

 

[GC7]

gonna end up looking like an escaped inmate if you buy your outfits from there lmao

 

[O4L]

I could have sworn we had a Made in the USA product list/thread but I couldn't find it. As a guy who is working on losing weight, and needing to get some new clothes, I am trying to figure out what to buy in the future. Levi's are nowhere near the quality that I remember them being. Carhart is the same. Duluth isn't that great anymore, and even Orvis/LL Bean/Eddie Bauer suck now.

But, there's a little light on the horizon. Its not super fashionable stuff, but look like good work clothes, maybe some of it work for you regardless. Thought the prices were great and the quality is supposed to be good. Supposedly its one of the few places in the US that still makes denim goods. Website is pretty dated, but functional.

https://www.prisonblues.net/

Is this what you were looking for?

https://www.okshooters.com/threads/anybody-get-anything-made-in-the-usa-today.345226/

 

[JEVapa]

I get Kuhl from REI and the PX...specially when it's on sale...online at both places too.

 

[XYZ]

I bought several pairs of the Duluth weekend stretch britches about 8 or 9 years ago. Fortunately they have held up great.
Unfortunately they don’t make them anymore.