u/Ballymundo604

I wrote and researched an article on made-in-USA hoodies, covering two brands in particular, Camber and Kellsport, and why made-in-USA hoodies are still some of the best out there.

I also briefly touch on brands like Champion, Fruit of the Loom, and Russell, but from my point of view, and my experience wearing them, Camber and Kellsport have not been as watered down as some other manufacturers.

No affiliate links, no sponsored stuff, just research, some quotes, and some really well-made hoodies that are made to last for decades. I thought this would be a good place to share.

https://chrisdanforth.substack.com/p/101-originals-the-hoodie

Hey BIFL,

I launched a shopping newsletter titled "101 Originals," which covers timeless designs that need only be purchased once, but can be used and owned forever. Last month, I launched the newsletter with chef's knives, and the second chapter covers hoodies.

There are no affiliate links in my articles and this is not an ad.

I wanted to share this with the sub, which partially inspired the idea for this series, but I also wanted to ask... what kind of products would you like to read about? I would love to hear some suggestions from the community!

Looking forward to hearing any feebback from the community, thanks so much and drop me a follow on Substack. :)