Goods Made With Heart

Left Field NYC, founded in 1998 by Christian McCann, salvaged vintage workwear from Pennsylvania coal mines before launching Brooklyn-made selvedge jeans. The "Chelsea" cut features a roomy thigh and tapered leg, using Japanese Kaihara denim for slow fades.

Seven Titans, founded in 2025, resurrects Greensboro’s Proximity Mills with original Draper X3 looms, producing unsanforized "Proximity Straight" jeans replicating 1947 501® specs. Cold-soak rituals shrink the 14oz denim to period-accurate fits.

One Dime Time is a factory-direct platform offering affordable, US-made denim and casual pants for men.

Runabout Goods is a California-based brand specializing in daily-wear outdoor apparel and accessories made in Los Angeles. Their products combine classic manufacturing with modern styling for rugged, functional clothing.

Red Clouds Collective is a craftsman-led company designing durable, American-made workwear and accessories inspired by hands-on adventure. Their products, like waxed canvas pants and chore coats, are crafted with traditional techniques and high-quality domestic materials.

Freenote Cloth, founded in 2012 by brothers Matt and Andrew Brodrick, crafts "Rios" denim with Texas cotton and antique shuttle looms. Their "Monarch" fit, modeled after 1950s rodeo riders, incorporates hidden pocket stitching resembling mission architecture.

Wiesmade, founded in 2020, traces organic cotton from GPS-tagged 40-acre plots to 14oz broken-twill jeans. This farm-to-garment transparency attracts eco-conscious buyers prioritizing supply chain accountability.

Bravestar Selvage, established in 2005/2012, sustains LA’s denim legacy through $98 selvage entry points using remnant Cone Mills White Oak stock. Their "Denim School" apprenticeship trains new stitchers in chain-stitch hemming.

Heritage Quality Goods reinforces stress points with sashiko stitching and bartacked seams using Pennsylvania-milled 17oz slub denim. Tension-controlled looms reduce break-in discomfort, likened to "broken-in leather."

Atelier Tuffery, founded in 1892 by Célestin Tuffery, is the oldest French denim manufacturer. The workshop began creating indigo-dyed work clothes in Florac.

Ateliers de Nîmes, founded in 2014 by Guillaume and Anthony, aims to reclaim weaving in Nîmes and preserve craftsmanship. The brand re-creates denim where it was invented.

1083, created in 2013 by Thomas and Grégoire Huriez, relocates jeans manufacturing to less than 1083 km from customers. The brand uses GOTS certified organic cotton that doesn’t pollute water cycles.

DAO Davy, founded in 2012 by Davy Dao, is a local brand in Nancy known for its 4oz selvedge chevron signature denim. The brand does not reproduce classic fashion industry patterns.

Jean de Nîmes, launched in 2016 by Kaporal, is a Made in France line reviving the French cultural legacy of denim from Nîmes. It is among the first in France to relaunch this approach.

Le Gaulois Jeans, founded in 2019 by Jean-Charles Tchakirian, was created to respond to environmental and societal challenges. The brand began with a successful crowdfunding campaign.

Stefano Bemer, founded in 1983, creates luxury leather accessories using the same exquisite leathers from their bespoke shoe production. The Florence-based brand crafts bi-fold wallets without coin purses for slim profiles and offers matching accessories that develop distinctive patinas with use.

Orciani, founded in 1979, pioneered the innovative "Nobuckle" belt without holes or buckles that ties like a sash. The brand operates with 100% renewable energy and specializes in high-quality vegetable-tanned leathers from Italian tanneries.

Cinturificio Balzani has produced handcrafted leather belts for 50 years using Tuscan vegetable-tanned and LWG-certified leather. The Padua-based family company offers custom design capabilities with meticulous attention from leather cutting to hand stitching.

Alta Moda Belt, operating since 1970 from a 5,000 square meter facility in Bergamo near Milan, combines advanced robotic technology with traditional Italian craftsmanship. The company specializes in private label production with minimum orders of 60 pieces per color/model.

FAP Italia Vegan, evolved from FAP Italia’s leather belt expertise since 1985, creates 100% animal-free belts that emulate luxury leather quality and durability. The brand features a patented stitching technique and offers complete supply chain traceability for their biobased, eco-cool vegan products.

Diesel, founded in 1978, expanded from denim innovation into luxury leather accessories while maintaining Italian heritage. The brand offers a wide range of accessories designed with Diesel’s rebellious aesthetic.

Sartoria Tramarossa, founded in 1967 by Urbano Chemello in Italy’s Veneto region, applies traditional tailoring techniques to denim production using selvedge materials. The brand was revived in 2003 by his sons, fully realizing the concept of sartorial denim.

Santoni Pelletteria, producing since 1975, specializes in luxury leather accessories from their Corridonia facility in Italy’s Marche region. The brand uses Alpine calves leather and collaborates with luxury brands like IWC Schaffhausen for leather watch straps.

Il Bisonte, founded in 1970, operates as a Florentine heritage brand founded on sustainable practices, using exclusively Tuscan vegetable-tanned cowhide leather processed naturally. The brand’s signature vachetta leather develops unique patinas over time, with all manufacturing remaining within 30km of Florence.

Candiani Custom, founded in 1938 by Luigi Candiani, initially produced workwear fabrics sold directly at Milan markets. The brand is known for its high-quality denim.

Cycle, established in 2000, draws the line between prêt-à-porter and casualwear while contributing to luxury jeanswear. The brand has established itself internationally.

PT Torino, founded in the 1960s by Pierangelo Fassino, was transformed by his son Edoardo in 2006. The brand offers high-quality pants with unique character.

Roy Rogers, founded in 1952 by Francesco Bacci and his wife Giuliana, was the first to make jeans in Italy. The brand introduced the first women’s jeans collection in 1950s Italy.

Care Label, founded in 2007, is known for meticulous attention to details and eco-conscious selvedge denim. The Felici family acquired 100% ownership in 2017.

Sartoria Tramarossa, founded in 1967 by Urbano Chemello, is renowned for sartorial denim construction using tailoring disciplines. The first pair was made using selvage denim.

Alta Moda Belt, operating since 1970 from a 5,000 square meter facility in Bergamo near Milan, combines advanced robotic technology with traditional Italian craftsmanship. The company specializes in private label production with minimum orders of 60 pieces per color/model.

Re-Hash is the premium jeans brand within the Italian F.G. 1936 Group, offering 100% Made in Italy high-quality jeanswear. All production is completed in the group’s own premises.

Jacob Cohën, founded in 1985 by Tato Bardelle, transformed into luxury denim in 2003 under his son Nicola. The brand is known for trim, luxurious, and contemporary men’s jeans.