80% matchEngineered Garments
NYC workwear-and-military patterns, small-run US sewing
Brand profile
New York heritage label producing US-made raw selvedge denim and vintage-inspired workwear since 1998.
Similar to Engineered Garments, Filson, Gitman Vintage →

Denim and canvas come from Japanese mills like Collect and Nihon Menpu plus domestic Mount Vernon, then gets cut and sewn in the United States.
Bartacks and keyholes are sewn in kelly green, a consistent internal marker across jeans, chore coats and shirting.
Jeans run roughly $155 to $325, which sits below most domestically produced selvedge while still using Japanese fabric.
16 oz Heather Grey Loopwheel fleece zip 1930's style After Hood Sweatshirt$198
16 oz Black Loopwheel fleece zip 1930's style After Hood Sweatshirt$198
Donegal Olive Merino Wool Watch Cap$60
Donegal Maroon Merino Wool Watch Cap$60
Donegal Navy Merino Wool Watch Cap$60
Donegal Oatmeal Merino Wool Watch Cap$60
80% matchNYC workwear-and-military patterns, small-run US sewing
78% match
75% matchUS-sewn archive shirting on heritage fabrics
74% matchJapanese eye on vintage American work and Ivy staples
Left Field NYC is an American heritage menswear label founded by Christian McCann in his Brooklyn apartment in 1998. The brand makes vintage-inspired raw selvedge denim plus chinos, chore coats, tube tees, shirting and leather jackets, produced in the United States using Japanese mills such as Collect and Nihon Menpu alongside domestic fabrics like Mount Vernon canvas. Kelly green bartacks and keyholes are a signature detail. Jeans typically run $155 to $325. It operates stores in Ridgewood, Queens, Silver Lake in Los Angeles, and Nolita, opened 2025.
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