APP-012Est. 2017

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Salt Lake City
Jersey fabric dress shirts run from Salt Lake City
40°46′N 111°53′W
Fifteen apparel brands are listed from Utah.
In collections: Famous brands from Utah you may not know and Utah brands that make everything in Utah. Every brand by founding year is on the timeline.
See them on the mapTwo classified-ad llamas, one Salt Lake brand
Ski hats first, now run from Salt Lake City
Women's western hats, run from Salt Lake City
Hiking tees and badges run from a Provo shop
15 of 15 shown
APP-012Est. 2017

Salt Lake City
Jersey fabric dress shirts run from Salt Lake City
40°46′N 111°53′W
APP-005Est. 2008

Draper
Four-leaf clover hats run from Draper
40°31′N 111°52′W
APP-006Est. 2010

Salt Lake City
Ten bottles and three cups of coffee per hoodie
40°46′N 111°53′W
APP-008Est. 2014

Salt Lake City
Two classified-ad llamas, one Salt Lake brand
40°46′N 111°53′W
APP-002Est. 1994

Sandy
Sun-activated shirts that began on a Murray mall cart
40°34′N 111°50′W
APP-015

Park City
One-piece tennis dresses designed in Park City
40°39′N 111°30′W
APP-010Est. 2015

Salt Lake City
Women's western hats, run from Salt Lake City
40°46′N 111°53′W
APP-009Est. 2014

Midvale
Belts with no holes, built in Midvale
40°37′N 111°54′W
APP-011Est. 2015

Riverton
Mother and daughter dresses in more than 20 sizes
40°31′N 111°56′W
APP-007Est. 2013

Provo
Matching family swimsuits from a brand born in Provo
40°14′N 111°40′W
APP-001Est. 1986

Salt Lake City
Ski hats first, now run from Salt Lake City
40°46′N 111°53′W
APP-004Est. 2007

Salt Lake City
Swimsuits designed and shipped from Salt Lake City
40°46′N 111°53′W
APP-003Est. 1997

West Valley City
The corset bridal label run from West Valley City
40°41′N 112°W
APP-014Est. 2022

Provo
Hiking tees and badges run from a Provo shop
40°14′N 111°39′W
APP-013Est. 2018

Salt Lake City
Blister wool first, then merino sewn in Salt Lake
40°46′N 111°53′W
Beehive Made lists 15 clothing brands with a Utah connection. They include Cotopaxi, KÜHL, Gigi Pip and Timpanogos Hiking Co. Each brand page says where the company started and where its products are made.
Yes. Two of the 15 brands on this page are marked Made in Utah, which means their products are made in the state. They are GRIP6 and Wūru Wool.
The Salt Lake Valley has the most, with 12, followed by Utah County with 2. The other one is in Park City.
A brand is listed when it was started in Utah, is run from here, runs its North American business from here or makes its products here. Every listing is checked against at least two sources before it goes up, and each brand page says which of those ties apply.