Five short steps, about two minutes. Our team reads every brief and tells you which US hub and factory fits your product: Los Angeles, New York or the Carolinas.
.jpeg?w=735&format=optimal)


Send what you have. We ask for the rest by email.
Prefer to contact US factories yourself? The US Factory Directory ($39) lists 80 documented US factories with direct contacts.
Every US run goes through the same floor work: sampling, cutting, sewing, finishing and a final check before it ships by ground. Tap a photo to open it.
Where your brief goes
We read your brief and send it to the hub that already makes your product.

CaliforniaLos AngelesCut and sew, denim and washes, knits, activewear. The largest US apparel cluster.Los Angeles manufacturers 
New YorkNew York Garment DistrictSampling, patternmaking, womenswear, wovens and dresses, small runs.New York Garment District manufacturers 
North & South CarolinaThe CarolinasKnit fabric mills, fleece, tees and socks.The Carolinas manufacturers What changes when your production stays in the United States, and what we do to make it work for a small brand.
Per style and colorway, in every product family. Reorder what sells instead of warehousing a thousand of each.
Ground shipping to the lower 48. No ocean freight, no customs, no import tariffs on the finished garments.
A plain “Made in USA” label means all or virtually all of the garment is made here, fabric included. We tell you which wording your product can carry.

Check fit at the sampling stage or watch your bulk run. We arrange the visit.
The brief is free. Our fee is quoted in writing before any work starts and never tied to order size. The factory bills you directly.
If the US doesn’t make sense for your product, we’ll say so in that first reply.
How a first US order usually runs. Fabric is the longest wait: stock fabric from a US mill keeps you at the short end.
.jpeg?w=736&format=optimal)
Product, quantity per style, fabric, target price and the date stock has to land. We reply within 24 hours, with an honest answer on whether the US fits.
We place your order with a US factory that already makes your product, in the hub built for it: Los Angeles, New York or the Carolinas. One point of contact from sample to delivery.
No tech pack yet? We draw one for $79 per style, with 2–3 revision rounds, so the factory can quote and sample without a round of questions.
Fit sample, corrections, signed-off sample. The best moment to visit the factory and see it for yourself.
Fabric ordered, cut, sewn, labelled with the correct origin wording, checked and packed.
Truck or parcel to your warehouse anywhere in the lower 48. No port, no customs broker, no duty invoice on arrival.
Who reads it, what it costs, and what to do if you don’t have every answer yet.
Question not covered here?
Email it with your product and quantity. We reply within 24 hours.
oneaimapparel@gmail.comOur team reads it and replies by email within 24 hours. If a US factory fits your product and quantity, we tell you which hub it sits in (Los Angeles, New York or the Carolinas) and what we need from you next. If the US doesn’t make sense for your product, we say so in that first reply.
Sending a brief is free and there is no obligation. If we take the project on, we quote our fee in writing before any work starts, and it is never tied to your order size. We take no commission from factories, and the factory bills you directly for production.
Yes. A product, a rough quantity and your email are enough to start; we ask for the rest by email. A sketch or photo works in place of a tech pack. If you want one, our tech pack service is $79 per style, ready in 3 to 5 working days with 2 to 3 revision rounds.
From 100 units per style and colorway in every product family, denim, activewear and socks included. Put your quantity in the brief and we only place you with factories that take it.
Not on its own. A plain “Made in USA” label needs all or virtually all of the garment made here, fabric included. Cut and sewn here from imported fabric, the label reads “Made in USA of imported fabric”, or names the country. Answer the label question in step 3 and we tell you which wording your product can carry.
Yes. Many briefs are for a first production run. What helps most is a realistic brief: a clear product, a sensible quantity and a timeline that leaves room for sampling. We tell you whether the project fits before you spend anything.
Brands ordering 10,000+ units that want the lowest possible unit price, footwear and bag producers, and drop-ship operations. For everyone else, send the brief and we’ll tell you honestly if US production makes sense for your product.
Of course. Write to oneaimapparel@gmail.com with your product, quantity per style, fabric, target price in USD and the date stock has to land. Attach sketches, photos or a tech pack. Same reply time: within 24 hours.
A US unit price is higher. An overseas quote leaves out freight, duty and the stock you hold while it sails. Price your style in USD with the calculator, or send the brief and get real numbers from a US factory.
Rather contact factories yourself? US Factory Directory, $39

Overseas quote leaves out
US quote already includes
The form has been successfully submitted.