90% matchGitman Vintage
Fellow US heritage shirtmaker, archive fabric runs
What changes: Pennsylvania mill with wider wholesale distribution and bolder prints
Brand profile
Fall River, Massachusetts shirtmaker producing made-in-USA oxford and dress shirts under its own label and for American menswear brands.
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Robert Kidder bought the closing Herringbone Shirt Company's mill and machines in 2009 to keep the Fall River plant, sewing shirts since 1933, in production.
Beyond its own label and the William Gray line, the factory runs private-label shirt programs for American menswear retailers including J.Press.
The range centers on oxford, chambray and dress shirts in limited runs, built domestically at around $190 a shirt.
90% matchFellow US heritage shirtmaker, archive fabric runs
What changes: Pennsylvania mill with wider wholesale distribution and bolder prints
78% matchOriginal source of the Ivy oxford button-down
What changes: Full tailoring and suiting range, mostly offshore production now
74% matchTokyo lens on the same Ivy shirting canon
What changes: Japanese-made, more styling detail and broader sportswear range
70% matchPreppy oxford and chambray staples at scale
What changes: Global logo-driven sportswear, not small-batch domestic sewing
New England Shirt Company is a Fall River, Massachusetts shirtmaker founded in 2009, when industry veteran Robert Kidder bought the mill and machinery of the closing Herringbone Shirt Company to keep domestic production alive. Its Alden Street factory has sewn shirts since 1933. The company produces limited-run oxford, chambray and dress shirts under its own label and the William Gray line, and runs private-label programs for American menswear retailers such as J.Press. Ivy-leaning, made-in-USA construction anchors the range, with shirts around $190.