Why Made In USA Costs More
Does Made In The USA Apparel Cost More?
Made in USA apparel does have a higher price tag in many cases. But when it comes to everyday graphic tees, the difference is often much smaller than people assume.
We’ve been in operation for 14 years, and our mission has always been simple: give Americans a true Made in USA option without breaking the bank.
Below, we compare our current shirt price as of June 2026 to the average price of five well-known imported graphic tee brands. Our prices may change over time, but this snapshot shows the reality.
| RED WHITE BLUE APPAREL | TOP 5 IMPORTED BRANDS |
| $32.00 | Brand A - $34.00 |
| Brand B - $29.99 | |
| Brand C - $31.99 | |
| Brand D - $29.99 | |
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Brand E - $32.50 |
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| OUR PRICE $32.00 | AVERAGE - $31.69 |
Made In The USA Does Cost More, Here's Why
- Labor wages in America are higher
- Factories hold high standards in America
- Labor laws protect American workers
- Factory expenses (land, lease, taxes, etc.)
So yes, American-made apparel costs more to produce, but those costs are invested back into our own country, our own workers, and our own economy.
If supporting American workers only costs about fifty cents more per shirt, why wouldn't we choose American-made every time?
Our Made In USA T Shirts have been supporting American jobs for over a decade!















