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Here’s The Best American-Made Menswear for the Fourth of July

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Is there a better way to be patriotic for the 4th of July than breaking out the best American-made menswear? Not quite — and we think the below shopping picks are as good a place to start as any. Hopefully, you’ll agree. You’re really getting two for the price of one — that is, a stylish way to upgrade your daily ensemble, and the satisfaction of supporting your country with pride. From a sharp work-shirt to expertly faded denim and cool accessories, there are plenty of ways to go domestic when it comes to the best American-made menswear. Shop on.

Remo Tulliani “Bad Ass” Bourbon Belt $85

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It can be a bit tough to find an American-made belt — not so anymore with this rugged, wearable belt from Remo Tulliani. With textured touches, high-quality Horween leather and an investment-worthy price, it’s one belt you’ll have for decades to come.

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Parker Dusseau Japanese Organic Linen-Cotton Work Shirt  $148

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Want a shirt that’s going to stand up to any challenge — from summer travel to an evening BBQ or a day at the office? Then you’re going to want the Parker Dusseau Organic Linen-Cotton Work Shirt. With just enough durability and breathability via that unique fabric blend, this shirt is versatile and simple in its design — that means you can team it with slim tan chinos and white sneakers, or your favorite pair of chino shorts.

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Stock Mfg. Co. Black Polka Dot Chambray Shirt $76

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We’re not done with stellar, stylish American-made shirting in this roundup just yet. Stock Mfg. Co. makes its clothes with excellent attention to detail in Chicago, and the results are unique and ready for summer adventures — this chambray shirt, with polka dots and a rock-n-roll deep black color, is about as cool and easy to wear as it gets. Just add leather boots and your favorite denim jacket.

Cole Haan Maine Long Wing Oxford $168

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Just as with accessories, American-made footwear can be a bit tough to find. That’s not the case with Cole Haan and recent additions to the brand’s American-made offerings, however. The Maine Long Wing in particular is handsome, well-crafted and able to be paired up with everything from light wash denim and a navy polo to a crisp khaki suit.

Simon Versus Rotterdam T-Shirt $60

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There might not be a more American combo in terms of style than that of a classic, crisp white tee and dark blue denim. With considered style details (such as the split side hems), the Rotterdam T-Shirt from Simon Versus is the tee you need to pull off that American style combo. It’s a fitting addition to a list of the best American-made menswear, and it’s a fitting addition to your closet.

Buck Mason Lou Slim-Fit Jeans $175

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To round out your 4th of July outfit — or any outfit that calls for classic, well-crafted style — you’ll likely need some great denim. With a slim fit, an expertly finished wash and the sort of versatile color that goes with anything in your closet, Buck Mason’s Lou Jeans are a patriotic and sharp-looking style move. In short, they’re the perfect way to round out any list of the best American-made menswear.

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Beau Hayhoe
Beau Hayhoe
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Beau Hayhoe is a freelance men's style writer, consultant and PR pro based in Brooklyn. Beau's menswear and gear writing has…
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