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Save Khaki United

Independent New York label making garment-washed, USA-sewn Supima cotton chinos, tees and sweats rooted in softened American workwear.

New YorkOrigin
Minimalist / ContemporaryStyle
$$Price

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What to know about Save Khaki United

Made in USA, washed soft

Garments are cut from American-grown Supima cotton, sewn in the USA, then garment-washed and dyed at the brand's California studio for a broken-in hand.

Staples, sized by fit number

The range sticks to chinos, shorts, tees, henleys, French terry sweats and CPO jackets, anchored by numbered chino fits such as the SK933 Original.

Production veteran running it independently

Founder David Mullen came from Banana Republic and Gap manufacturing, and the label stays independent with four US stores and wholesale accounts like STAG Provisions.

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Save Khaki United (S.K.U.) is a New York menswear and womenswear label founded in 2006 by David Mullen, a Banana Republic and Gap production veteran. The brand reworks American workwear and sportswear staples — chinos, shorts, tees, henleys, French terry sweats and CPO jackets — in American-grown Supima cotton, sewn in the USA and garment-washed and dyed at its California studio for a soft, broken-in feel. Numbered chino fits like the SK933 Original anchor the range. It remains independently run, operating four US stores including NoHo and West Village locations, plus wholesale accounts such as STAG Provisions.

Founded
2006
Origin
New York, United States
Price
$$
Facts checked
August 2026
Styles
Minimalist / Contemporary, Workwear / Heritage

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