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*Our products have been thoroughly researched, tested, and proven to be of the highest quality, all proudly Made in the USA.

All Men's Clothing: - Button Down Work and Dress Shirts - Casual Pants - Denim Shirts - Down Apparel - Camo Clothing (Hunting/Fishing) - Flannel Shirts - Flannel Pants - Hoodies - Jeans/Denim - Leather Jackets - Leather Vests - Motorcycle Clothing | Native American Jackets - Jeans | Outerwear (Jackets and Coats) - Overalls - Pajamas - Peacoats - Polo Shirts - Robes - Rugby Shirts - Shorts - Sleepwear - Sweatshirts - Long Sleeve Shirts - Swimwear - Tees - Underwear - Vests and Warmers - Warm Knit Sweaters

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J Press: Sweaters - Rugby Shirts
American Trench: Knit Sweaters

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J. Press was founded at Yale in 1902. J. Press continues to embody timeless American style and represents the very best of American tailored and casual clothing. We are proud to continue Jacobi Press’ commitment to excellence and proud to make many of our garments “the old-fashioned way.” To this day, many of our products are made by hand in America — in New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Georgia. And other countries.
J. Press specializes in classic American made-to-measure tailoring at all three of our locations: New York, New Haven, and Washington D.C.
Favored by many of the most iconic figures in American history — Frank Sinatra, Cary Grant, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Robert Frost, George Plimpton, and Presidents Roosevelt, Kennedy, Ford, Bush, and Clinton, to name a few.

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“American Trench is a Philadelphia-based fashion brand founded to bring forward the exceptional manufacturing that exists in the United States.” This is both our brand bio and our mission statement. It describes who we are, what we do, and why we exist.
What does “Made in the USA” mean to us? All of the products at American Trench are, unless otherwise noted, manufactured in America with raw materials being factory-assembled into finished goods. All end-state manufacturing takes place within the United States.