Best of … American style fashion
Written by: Catalogs.com Editorial Staff
November 22, 2011
Filed Under Fashion
Contributed by Tim Brugger, Catalogs.com Top 10 Guru
Buying American has been a mantra for a lot of years now, and a pretty darn good one.
The trick is actually finding items, whatever they may be, that are American-made and truly American style fashion; if materials, inhouse manufacturing and U.S. labor come with the great look, so much the better. Seems like most everything includes at least some aspect of it that came from overseas.
Well, we’re about ready to remedy that situation. Here are the best of all-American style fashion; for the patriot in all of us.
Red White and Blue
Go USA!
There’s no better way to start a Best of All American Clothing list than with Old Pueblo Traders. As the name implies, Old Pueblo Traders started in the American Southwest and grew into a jewelry and clothing company that offers well-made clothing from American manufacturers like Alfred Dunner. Browse all the selection here and outfit yourself in something patriotically red, white and blue, or any combination of the three!
Soul Flower
American hippie
Tough to get more American, like it or not, than going retro with a late ‘60’s, early 70’s hippie motif. For some reason the au natural style of all American clothing over at Soul Flower works for the women. Guys? Yeah, the brown, bellbottom corduroys aren’t working; they didn’t then, they won’t now.
Dan’s Comp
All American shoes
It’s since gone worldwide, but boarding started right here on our own shores. Remember ripping the metal wheels off cheap pair of roller skates and screwing them onto the bottom of a plank? Skateboards have progressed just a bit since then, along with the fashion. Vans, and Dan’s Comp has a huge selection of ‘em, have become nearly as important as the board they’re sitting on.
Campus Colors
Go Team
Mom, apple pie and baseball, not necessarily in that order. Finding all American clothing featuring the ultimate pastime, along with most every other collegiate and professional sports team, is as quick as following a link to Campus Colors.







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