Factory Tours

Vintage Souls founder Dani Brown takes us inside her family business, where everything from stylish sweatsuits to "Black Panther" capes are custom-dyed.

Using the most high-tech machinery available, this smaller version of Saitex's Vietnam facility makes jeans for Everlane and other brands that prioritize sustainability.

The 15-year-old indie brand and retailer moved its headquarters from Williamsburg to growing business hub Brooklyn Navy Yard.

There's a reason Everlane, Eileen Fisher, G-Star Raw, Madewell and more produce at this world-class facility.

Los Angeles's PDR Knitting is a go-to for brands like Baja East and John Elliott, which are dedicated to producing things domestically, despite the high costs.

An inside look at the brand's "Tiny Factory," where a meticulous sorting and record-keeping process transforms old clothes into new ones on a large scale.

Take a behind-the-scenes look at the brand's unique retail store/denim atelier hybrid.

A look inside the pioneers' bright, shiny and state-of-the-art Chicago factory.

The homegrown luxury brand is setting the bar for high-quality, eco-conscious leather goods.

We got full access to Citizens of Humanity's vertically-integrated headquarters in downtown LA.

Jordan Adoni may not have set out to "save the world" with his shoes, but the transparency of his New York factory is attracting conscious consumers nonetheless.

From Los Angeles to the Carolinas.

Immigrants represent a significant portion of the fashion industry's skilled workforce, and the current political administration’s anti-immigration stance runs counter to any hope of bringing garment manufacturing back to the U.S.

Founder Yael Aflalo took us on a tour of the space (now open to the public), sharing all of its unique, sustainability-focused details.

We even talked shop in a giant denim teepee of his own design.