Known for its pocketed boxer shorts, Jambys is an American-made comfortwear company designed in Brooklyn and Scotland. It develops proprietary fabrics for people who want relaxed clothing for sleep and downtime.
WhiteDressShirts.comWhiteDressShirts.com makes American-made dress shirts, selling directly to consumers through a streamlined process shaped by founder Jeff Fletcher’s career as a textile designer. Fletcher developed fabrics for fashion houses including Liz Claiborne and Oscar de la Renta before building the Merrick, New York company around fabric knowledge, garment manufacturing, and value. Its newer Standard Thread line extends that shirting focus into casual wear.BELLMORE, NY
The Nesting CompanyFounded in Brooklyn in 2020, The Nesting Company designs and manufactures bedding and other home products, including quilt and comforter sets. Its collections pair practical, machine-washable materials with patterns such as herringbone quilting, seersucker stripes, and pinch pleats. The company also donates to organizations including Habitat for Humanity New York City.NEW YORK CITY, NY
Rolling Otter WearRolling Otter Wear makes Jiu Jitsu and MMA grappling apparel by hand in its small family-run factory in Northeast Philadelphia. Founded by David Whitehurst after years as a custom clothing manufacturer, the brand produces each order in the United States rather than outsourcing overseas, drawing on Whitehurst’s own training in Jiu Jitsu since 2003. Its made-to-order approach also uses upcycled packaging and helps avoid unsold inventory and wasted materials.BENSALEM, PA
Cockpit USASince 1975, Cockpit USA has made American aviation clothing, including flight jackets and other outerwear drawn from its archive of military apparel. The New York company says its jackets are hand-sewn and manufactured in the USA, and it has supplied the U.S. government since 1980 while serving as the official U.S. Air Force supplier of the A-2 leather pilot jacket. Founder Jeff Clyman also developed Cockpit USA’s signature distressed treatment, giving its leather garments a deliberately lived-in character.NEW YORK, NY