Bubba Albrecht launched Give’r after a week long kayaking expedition in Ontario, where he and his friends needed gloves that could withstand freezing temps, fire, and water.

Back home in Jackson Hole, he began prototyping leather gloves that were durable and heat resistant.

inHouseAmerica Rates His Store:

★★★★

Born in Pennsylvania, Jacob launched American Trench in 2012 after spotting a classic trench coat on a London street.

Frustrated by the decline of U.S. manufacturing, he teamed up with David Neill to build a brand rooted in timeless design and American craftsmanship.

inHouseAmerica Rates His Store:

★★★★

Corinne Prevot’s journey began with a single hat and a sewing machine.

Encouraged by her mom, Margie, she turned her love of skiing and design into Skida, a women owned brand known for its playful prints.

inHouseAmerica Rates Her Store:

★★★★

Bram Robinson launched Upstate Stock in Brooklyn to prove that American made accessories could be both rugged and refined.

The company partners with Recover Textiles for upcycled yarns and Mozaic Organization, a Finger Lakes nonprofit employing people with disabilities.

inHouseAmerica Rates His Store:

★★★★

Wang noticed that much of menswear was either overpriced luxury or cheap fast fashion.

His idea was to offer well made, classic pieces (like polos, pocket squares, cufflinks, and shoes) at reasonable prices.

inHouseAmerica Rates His Store:

★★★★

Alpine Swiss was created to deliver fashionable, accessible products without compromising customer service or value.

The founders wanted to merge style and social impact, ensuring every purchase contributes to charitable causes.

inHouseAmerica Rates Their Store:

★★★★