Clothing retailer · 47+ locations · US: 18 states; flagship markets LA, NYC, Chicago
Buck Mason bought a century-old Pennsylvania mill to make its tees fully in America, cotton to finished shirt. The rest of its supply chain stays out of view: no factory list, no Code of Conduct.
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Buck Mason's founders still run the company and made a bet almost no one in fashion makes: buying a century-old Pennsylvania knitting mill to manufacture its tees entirely in the US, from American-grown cotton to finished shirt. The rest of the line lacks that transparency — no factory list, no Code of Conduct, no living wage commitment for overseas production, and Good On You rates both People and Planet 2/5. One genuinely owned supply chain next to one invisible one.
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Company data last updated July 2026
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