14 USA-Made Menswear Finds for Your Fourth of July BBQ

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Our nation's birthday is almost here, so let's celebrate by buying local! American-made fashion can be a challenge to find, but not if you know where to look. Here, I've rounded up locally-available menswear finds that will keep you looking patriotic from head to toe. After all, nothing says "Happy Fourth of July" better than a made-in-America outfit you can wear to all those barbecues!

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• From Philly designer/DJ Nigel Richards, the 611 Hand-Dyed Tissue Tee, $110.
• Gitman Bros Linen Shirt, $168 at Hassis Men's in Newtown Square.
• Threads 4 Thought Sunglass Heart Tee, $29.50 at Nordstrom.
• Tisbury Plaid Cotton Shirt, $105 at Mettler's American Mercantile.
• Rust cowl pullover with hood ($70) Black skinny drop crotch sweat pant ($110) from local designer Ryan James Menswear.
• Parke and Ronen Jaipur Holler Short, $145. Ask for them at East Passyunk's Metro Men's Clothing.
• Armstrong and Wilson Mr. King Tie, $110. Look for it at Chestnut Street's Mettler's American Mercantile.
• Hand-Engraved Money Clip, starts at $45 at Bario Neal.
• Printed socks from Philly designer Jay McCarroll, $12 at Kembrel.
• Handpainted Leather Flask, $22. Available via Nice Things Handmade.
• Lele Silk Zipper Scarf, $105 at Arch Street's US*U.S.
• Stars and Stripes Throw Blanket, $150 at Mettler's American Mercantile.
• McAllister Wingtip Oxfords, $345 at Chestnut Street's Allen Edmonds.
• Will Leather Utility Tote, $119 at Kembrel.