Apparel

Worker-owned union co-op in Worcester MA. Custom and retail tees, hats, bags. United Steelworkers affiliated.

Consumer storefront for clothing made by Opportunity Threads worker co-op in NC.

NYC worker co-op of immigrant and low-income women. Made-to-measure and small batch. Contact directly to purchase.

Ships: NYC / verify

Chicago co-op run by refugee and immigrant women. Primarily B2B manufacturer for designers. Contact for consumer orders.

Ships: B2B primarily

Worker-owned cut-and-sew plant in Morganton NC. Primarily B2B manufacturer. Immigrant-led co-op. Consumer sales through Create the Collection.

Ships: B2B primarily

Direct retail shop for union-made tees, hats, bags. Hosted on Good Press platform. Exclusive supplier of union labels for UNITE HERE and Workers United.

Worker co-op fighting for a worker-owned world. USA-produced, hand-printed. Labor movement themes, anti-fascist designs.

Oldest organic apparel company in US. Employee-owned. Socks, tights, leggings, tops. Production at worker co-ops in Nicaragua and NC. GOTS certified.

Artist collective cooperative. Sweatshop-free, vegan inks, fair labor certified. Political and activist designs. Ships worldwide.

Ships: worldwide

Worker-owned co-op in Corvallis, OR. Handcrafted minimalist leather shoes, moccasins, and boots for adults and kids. Made in USA.

Ships: US / international

Made by Weinbrenner Shoe Company, employee-owned (ESOP). USA-made work boots including fire/logger/safety boots. Manufacturing in Merrill, WI since 1892.

100% employee-owned (ESOP) since 2012. West Grove, PA. Known for professional clogs and comfort footwear. Worn by nurses, chefs, and teachers. Danish-inspired design.

Union-made apparel manufactured in Maine by USW Local 366 members. Hoodies, tees, and labor movement gear. Workers are represented by United Steelworkers. 'Made in USA, Union Strong.'

Massachusetts-based brand that completely owns its domestic garment factories. Premium workwear, pants, and field gear made in USA with fair wages and ethical supply chain.

Employee-owned (ESOP) since 1995. Historic general stores in NC, TN, VA, SC. Founded 1883, reopened 1980 by the Cooper family. Sells outdoor apparel, accessories, candy, toys, and Appalachian goods online.

Women-owned Maya weaving cooperative founded in 1988 in Guatemala. Worker-owned; all products handwoven by cooperative members. Sells traditional and contemporary woven clothing, scarves, bags, and home textiles. Fair trade and ethically made.

Ships: US / worldwide

100% employee-owned (ESOP) since 2014. Based in Cottage Grove, MN. Family footwear retailer since 1921 with 100+ stores across the Midwest and South. Carries name-brand shoes for men, women, and kids. Certified EO listed.