MADE TO MEASURE • MADE IN AMERICA
Single-Origin Apparel
Cloth woven by American mills. Sewn by hand in New Jersey.
Traceable — from fiber to finish.
INMAN MILLS · CENTRAL TEXTILES
Two American Oxfords
Where we begin. The same oxford in two American cottons — Supima woven at Inman Mills in Inman, South Carolina, and a cloth with more body that we commissioned ourselves, on a warp we specified, at Central Textiles. Same weave, same warp, one filling changed. Both cut and sewn to your collar, cuff and fit in Newark, New Jersey.
$295 each · Made to order
See the Oxford CollectionThe Supima ships now. The Field is on the loom.
Every Step, Made in America
fiber Woven
at the mill Your
measurements Cut & sewn
in New Jersey Your shirt
American fiber
Woven at the mill
Your measurements
Cut & sewn in New Jersey
Your shirt
COMING SOON · MOUNT VERNON MILLS
The American Chambray
Our second shirt, our second American textile partner. Chambray woven at Mount Vernon Mills in South Carolina — family-owned since 1845 — cut and sewn to your measure in New Jersey. Same single origin. New cloth.
Coming soon · Made to order
PREVIEW THE CHAMBRAY
Made to Measure
Choose your details
Collar, cuff, fit, monogram — your shirt, your call.
We make it
Cut and sewn to your measurements at Gambert.
It ships to you
Yours alone, delivered to your door.
Your shirt doesn't exist until you order it — and that's the point. Nothing sits in a warehouse waiting; we cut your cloth only after you've chosen it. Allow 2 to 3 weeks for your shirt to be made. Worth the wait, because it's yours alone.
COMING SOON · HAMRICK MILLS
The American Poplin
Our third shirt, our third American mill. Poplin woven at Hamrick Mills in Gaffney, South Carolina — five generations of one family since 1900 — dyed in small runs into a short list of colors, then cut and sewn to your measure in New Jersey. A seasonal cloth. When a season closes, its colors close with it.
Coming soon · Made to order
PREVIEW THE POPLINCOMING SOON · AMERICAN WOOLEN
The American Sack Coat
Our first coat, and our first American wool. Cloth woven by American Woolen in Stafford Springs, Connecticut — in the Warren and Cyril Johnson mills the company reopened in 2014 — then cut and sewn to your measure in Newark, New Jersey. Nothing is cut until it is ordered.
Three-button front in black horn · Square tail, no vent · Saddle stitching on request
Coming soon · Made to order
PREVIEW THE SACK COAT
WHERE OUR CLOTH COMES FROM
American Made Fabrics
Single-origin means you know where your cloth came from — by name.
Est. 1984
Central Textiles
Family owned and operated in South Carolina, weaving cloth we specify ourselves — the Single Beam Series, four shirtings off one warp, never repeated.
Est. 1845
Mount Vernon Mills
Family-owned in South Carolina, weaving some of the best denim and chambray in America. The cloth in the American Chambray.
Est. 1900
Hamrick Mills
Five generations of one family in Gaffney, South Carolina, weaving since 1900. The cloth in the American Poplin. Their story →
Est. 1901
Inman Mills
Run by the Chapman family in Inman, South Carolina since 1901. The Supima cloth in the American Oxford.
Est. 1899
American Woolen
Reviving New England's textile tradition at their Stafford Springs, Connecticut mill — worsted and woolen cloth from American wool. The cloth in a shirt-jacket, coming soon.
Est. 2020
Tuscarora Mills
A new mill in Bedford, Pennsylvania, founded in 2020 to rebuild an American supply chain rather than inherit one. The cloth in the American Twill — woven in Pennsylvania from Texas cotton and European hemp.
More mills, more cloth, more chapters — coming soon.
