Ranking Fashion Brands by Their Factories (Part 2)

I take your favourite brands, find their factories, and rate them. Comment which brands you want to see next!
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[@Alex-yp5it]

Prada, Maison Margiela, Polo Ralph Lauren, Supreme, Edwin 🙏🏻. Beautiful series❤️

[@rainiwakura2430]

Supreme was covered in P1

[@nickbrackett9023]

Edwin fosho 💯

[@FlowGoLow]

Unique content. I don't have anything to do with the clothing industry, but I love this behind the scene type of content.

[@WWorny]

this channel is a treasure

[@anoniem361]

besides he gives the factories that are not of the brand. C.P. Company doesn't make it in China but mostly 95% in Italy. And if they make some things in China, factory won't let them in because they have a NDA together.

[@lordg3803]

Polo Ralph Lauren for part 3 is a Must.

[@charliechang3744]

and RRL!

[@maxon999]

Often Is awful...i know very well

[@DereineLord]

@@maxon999they atleast are b. Purple label atleast A level

[@riccbass]

Black Label, Purple Label

[@alexrothsteintv]

Double RL

[@Sarah-kq4xc]

Would love a pt 3 with The Attico, Cult Gaia, Jacquemus, Staud, Sandro, Maje, Ganni, Alo Yoga, Lululemon 🙏

[@HG-ej8wz]

requesting Maison Martin Margiela, Jill Sander or other OTB groups for part 3

[@i_like_calculus]

yeeeesss been waiting for part 2 🙏

[@daleincisions]

As startup clothing brand , this is gold content man. Thank you for giving us ideas what's going on with these luxurious brands

[@finis6368]

Love all your videos and shorts man!! Alyx for part 3!

[@user-go1kh1re7y]

man, love this content Thanks for the efforts and the generosity

[@Jesse.Wilder]

Would love to see these next video: Visvim, Arcteryx, RRL

[@ZerogGorich]

Thank you for great content! Would be really interested in Our Legacy and Dries Van Noten breakdown.

[@josiahpatricio4912]

Love your videos man!!

[@bennylee239]

been waiting so long for part 2!!! please do palm angels, needles, wtaps, ami paris, prada

[@jeremiahanthonyouano895]

Love your content! Would love to see more videos bout the factories

[@GarbageDayProductions]

love this type of content. unique lens into what goes into making the clothes we buy/want to buy and the business aspect of it. this info is great not only for ppl wanting to make clothes but for the consumer who cares about the materials and quality. keep em coming

[@markpoulsen5938]

Loving your in-depth reviews. For part 3 can you include John Elliott, Auralee, Cole Buxton

[@maximelnvl7488]

Would be great if you do a part 3 with Millet, Gramicci, Undecover, Oakley, Maison Château Rouge, Drôle de Monsieur, L'art de l'automobile, Acmé de la Vie, AMI, Études, Arte, Marni.

[@Tottilini]

Other brands nice to know would be: Arte Antwerp, Mosquets Clothing, Rough Studios, WRSTBHVR, Lacoste, FRAME, sandro, Daily Paper, Ami Paris

[@brendanking5839]

Love your videos!

[@mustafarafai9242]

This is some really interesting content!

[@mikedonovan9783]

Thx a lot . Great video . Interesting that there is some real quality behind stone island : I was wondering about it for a long time

[@adetayomichaelakinyemi]

Thank god I found this channel - you’re a godsend bro

[@lahmacun358]

daily paper for part 3 pleasee, love your channel, love the series

[@joebrillo8392]

Love these videos! Would like to see Arc'teryx and/or Veilance in the next one!!

[@JC-ry5sz]

Love this video! Really interesting. Would love to see the EG factories in America as well as Post Overalls.

[@feteti]

seconded! Have always been curious how Engineered Garments production works and how much of it is purely in-house. They did move at some point from the Garment District over to Long Island City (when the zip codes on the tags changed). I've heard they use Camber for the Workaday sweats but have no idea about everything else.

[@a.h7769]

Lanvin, Hugo Boss (all labels), Sail Racing, Golden Goose Deluxe Brand

[@ventureted]

Great video! Thanks for all the info, always super helpful and informative. I know they're super guarded with information but have you ever looked into the really high end/high quality mens brands like Kiton, Brioni, Isaia, Zegna, Loro Piana and Cucinelli?

[@user-uf3pe5fk8y]

My favorite brand Brioni

[@ventureted]

The best!!

[@user-uf3pe5fk8y]

@@ventureted the very best

[@turfu666]

Pure knowledge ❤

[@agswift6792]

Would love to see more Italian manufacturers. Smaller brands I would love to hear about are Djerf Avenue, Flook the label, Daily Drills & Triangl Bikinis.

[@inquiry...]

very insightful! thank you for bringing this info to the masses. it would be really interesting to see how mainline luxury brands compare to their diffusion lines, comparing what factories are used and if the quality of those diffusion brands are just as good or lesser. i recently bought some of yohji's diffusion line works from s'yte and while i like it, curious to know if it was worth the price. Thanks!

[@kiwibabyy]

i just love the when u upload bro so much gains for us, but i like the interviews better dnt mean to be rude. you rock bro

[@BlackWhite-es9hz]

Hackett london, Hugo Boss, Zegna, Brioni, Loro Piana, Norm de guere, Versace, Giorgio Armani, Ralph Lauren purple.

[@swaeetv_]

Love the content

[@justincham5721]

Great series

[@jessepinkman5198]

Ilove these videos tbh. Would love to see Carhartt WIP, WOOD WOOD, and especially Ralph Lauren in part 3.

[@aiyahasn]

love the content! would love to see brands like Lemaire, Our Legacy, Visvim, or smaller ones like 18East, Ts(s), or 45rpm

[@spritemultipack]

The stoney and cp stuff i own have held up really well, not surprised seeing them on top.

[@LoneWolfP]

Ralph Lauren, Polo Ralph Lauren, Visvim, Sacai, Acronym, Undercover, A-cold-wall, Neighborhood, Human made, Mastermind world 🙏🏽

[@user-gc6tv1bh1v]

Abercrombie & Fitch?

[@blackhatFG]

Great work 🙏

[@hellothereyoungsir]

Great video bro! I collect old Yohji and agree that between '84 and '00 nobody was coming close in terms of flair and interesting ideas

[@wills-ol3so]

the factories being discussed don’t do the ideas and design though, the designers do and give the factories the specs

[@hellothereyoungsir]

@@wills-ol3so Agreed, just addressing his point about old Yohji being better than new

[@yangeraltovskiy490]

Factory where Cav Empt is made would be super cool!

[@ysworkaccount]

Amazing vid as always. I have a question at 4:12 , I thought the Stone Island Shadow project was discontinued recently, are they still doing it?

[@mrcsrkcrz]

goretex has a very specific use and hiking brands will focus exactly on the specific use. So some are made for rain or for being light or for getting air out or air in. Gore Tex is ONLY good for strong rain over not too much time moving in the rain. So it wouldn't really make a better or longer lasting material just because it's expensive.

[@Invisibilityuk]

Needles, Cav Empt, A Cold Wall, thisisneverthat, Nanga and Universal Works please

[@danieltoth371]

I would love to see and know more about brands like Burton, DC, Vans, Billabong, Element, RVCA, Patagonia, Carhartt and similar. Although I watch all of your videos from start to finish, I will probably not buy from most of these brands. I think the ones mentioned above might interest a lot of people seeking everyday, casual, good quality but not super expensive items.

[@danieltoth371]

I also wanted to mention The North Face, but I know you have already mentioned it in one of your previous videos. I think it was about the purple label only, but again those are hard to find and more expensive than the 'regular label' ones.

[@jarnosikken]

Good the see that my favorite brand (SI) is rated on top!

[@leopolddjurovic7345]

*_Paul & Shark_* would be really interesting for part 3

[@fr0zn303]

Id be interested to see more upmarket - but not luxury - brands like Asket, Scotch&Soda, Gant etc. (Love your content. Such an interesting insight into the industry- keep it up!)

[@gelmibson883]

Thanks for your insightful work. Can ypu do a piece on Lacoste and Carlo Calucci?

[@Michael-yk6xq]

I'd love to see the mid-tier price point brands like Sandro, APC, and Officine Generale in part 3

[@crashcoyote]

Again very interesting rating. Would like to hear your opinion about some smaller british sportswear brands like Cole Buxton or Illicit Bloc if you ever got in touch with their products 👍🏽

[@TenProductions]

Thanks for the content Will ! Can you do : Daily Paper , Arte-Antwerp , Corteiz , Clints ?

[@alpineflauge909]

world class content

[@commandershepard5836]

RepresentClo, Balenciaga and Cole Buxton next please!

[@tearsofglass88]

Would love to see custom and Merz b schwanen in part 3 or even throw in some smaller lesser known brands like Manifattura Ceccarelli And loop and weft.

[@krptnexe]

who made your jacket? its clean asl also great video, super informative

[@soju3344]

thanks a lot for your work! please visvim, nonative, white mountaineering, snow peak, wtaps, undercover, wooyoungmi paris, needles, porter co. sorry if some of them were mentioned before

[@doubledee88]

Thank you for doing this. Do you think you could cover Uniqlo in the next ranking video?

[@goncaloaraujo6644]

I've heard Acne Studios also works with a factory in Lousada, Portugal

can you maybe compare the same product from a random brand when they made it in italy vs after they moved to china? or compare those factories, costs, moq, overall quality and why it should/shouldn’t matter? that’d be sick

[@kamilkalb]

this information is insane

[@doubledee88]

Thank you for doing this. Do you think you could cover Uniqlo in the next vid?

[@patrykochmanski6156]

Can you do a video specifically on suiting/tailoring manufacturers? Would be great to see a comparison in blazer quality.

[@medusarevenge2033]

PART 3 please

[@moadgowider514]

Nice video. I would like to see Alexander McQueen.

[@PronkDaMonk]

Loro Piana & arcteryx veilance would be interesting to cover in the next one

[@B_H330]

For part 3 we need to see THISISNEVERTHAT, Carhartt, Awake NY, Billionaire Boys Club, Arte

[@Membpsky]

BILLIONAIRE BOYS CLUB, HUMAN MADE, KENZO, EVISU 🙏

[@rubz_san8774]

A video specialized on "sustainable" manufacturers would be cool

[@azulo6430]

LA Apparel has some of my favorite feeling t shirts and hoodies. All their stuff is made in USA and their website says it’s knitted in the USA too. I’d like to know more about their manufacturing and factories.

[@hhhenge]

ceo is a rapist

[@Mas-zi3ib]

Stoffa, MM6 vs Maison Margiela mainline, Lemaire, and Helmut Lang would be killer!

[@BigFatSeal10]

YES HE DID STONE ISLAND!!! My favorite brand got a huge collection. Just resonates with me, I got lots of pieces and they all are great quality, different countries specialize is different catagories like Vietnam with pants & puffers, China for shells, Romania for nylon metal, Turkey for tees, Tunisia for cotton overshirts and of course Italy for knits and tees aswell. Its amazing how they can maintain such high quality and consistancy throughout so many different factories. I am always impressed super reccomend their clothing, their pieces last many years and are a joy to wear.

[@maxon999]

agree, i have david-tc stone island trench, i have membrana parka, i have also shoes...all excellent quality. and i am italian and a friend told me how in ravarino they work...top quality.

[@leTRodz]

Patagonia next please!

[@JasonBorovski]

Great insights, i am wondering about APC, Ami, Lanvin (base on my experience would be superior), Slowear/Incotex, Palm Angels. Thank you so much!

[@cameronmurray3039]

Can you do some uk brands like Barbour, Belstaff and Hackett? Love your channel

[@monicaolariu9745]

I'm curious to hear about backpack manufacturers and shoes manufacturers, barefoot especially. Great content!😊

[@spritemultipack]

Prada, Needles, Sacai , Alexander McQueen, Polo Ralph Lauren and their purple label, also give me more reason to hate on philip plein and corteiz

[@hioxd]

Its not the hate for China its the brands that still charge ridiculous prices for their cloths, when the labor $$ in China isn't nearly as much as it would be in USA/Italy etc.

[@jeffchen3682]

Would like to see your ranking for WTAPS!

[@onyxarchive515]

Korean factories - brands like Hyein Seo and Post Archive Faction!

[@mood1676]

Honor the Gift would be amazing to look into. It’s Russel Westbrook’s brand and I bought a bunch of their stuff without knowing anything just based on the quality in store.

[@HT-CHITOWN]

Since inflation, energy and staff expenses higher now in turkey, zara has no made in turkey in 2024. More than 15 years their shirts, jeans and originals collection made in turkey. They moved most of them to morocco, bangladesh, pakistan and china

[@OYNG]

Needles please!

[@leviackermann3145]

Please do Prada and Lacoste too in the next Video. Keep up the great Videos

[@markasvalaitis7561]

Loro Piana would be very interesting.

[@Michael-yk6xq]

Pretty sure Loro Piana is vertically integrated and uses their own textiles for their cashmere and wool. It would be interesting to know if they outsource their manufacturing but I'd guess a lot of it is in house.

[@NocnyPastuch]

Dope stuff. Trailblazing. The key question for me however is this: is there a way to purchase some of those products without a brand logo? I'm probably not alone in saying that I don't care about the logo and would rather buy a blank of good quality and pay less 😋

[@yifu818]

can we cover UNIQLO in the future episodes? Great content my man!! Thank youuuuuuu🤩🤩

[@liamsimoncelli1260]

really curious about Outlier NYC

[@Links...]

very useful content man, hello from Ukraine

[@hansklabanz]

Do Ralph Lauren and Loro Piana please

[@yougoshdarnsuck]

Not sure why you were asked to review Julius but I’m pretty sure they produce a portion of their cut & sewn garments inhouse in Japan (hence their need to hire a pattern maker). Their leather jackets are very good quality with unique treatments, especially older models. Mine is over 10 years old, still looks great. Footwear manufactured by a Japanese factory that produces a brand called ‘marchercher’. That’s all I know.

also scandinavian brands: tiger of sweden, filippa K, eton

[@TheMrSnuSnu]

I'm obsessed with Casablanca's silks shirts. Would love to know where they source their products from

[@jayhamps7026]

Balenciaga & Vetements next please 🙏🏽

[@stormeth1313]

I’d be more interested in Golf le Fleur- Tyler’s luxury offshoot- as opposed to the cheaper Golf Wang line.

[@dennyfung5661]

This video is very informative. I found many items from Nanamica and The North Face Purple Label are made in China. Both of two brands are owned by Goldwin. Do you know which China factory they are using?

[@vinhhuynh7778]

I’m so curious about chrome hearts quality, please review it on next video

[@elBanananas]

1:30 I'm 99.99% sure that's a Cole Buxton brown puffer jacket from AW22