In this episode, we talk with Mitch Gambert, the passionate force behind his family's nearly century-old American manufacturing business in New Jersey. Mitch opens up about the challenges of producing quality garments in the U.S., the pressures from large retailers, and the importance of true sustainability beyond just buzzwords. He shares his unwavering commitment to craftsmanship, the realities of the "Made in America" label, and why consumers need to take a more active role in supporting ethical production.<a target="_blank" href="https://gambertshirts.com/">https://gambertshirts.com/</a><a target="_blank" href="https://www.instagram.com/gambertshirts/">https://www.instagram.com/gambertshirts/</a>Key Topics:<ul><li>The challenges of running an American manufacturing business in today’s market</li><li>The impact of big retailers on small manufacturers and pricing pressures</li><li>Sustainability in fashion: Is it just another trend or a real movement?</li></ul>Takeaways:<ul><li>Supporting American-made products requires consumer commitment beyond price comparisons.</li><li>Sustainability must be more than a marketing term—it requires genuine action.</li><li>Quality craftsmanship stands the test of time, proving that "you get what you pay for."</li></ul>Melissa @ deMelis Atelier <a target="_blank" href="https://demelisatelier.com/">https://demelisatelier.com/</a>Matt @ Bards <a target="_blank" href="https://www.bardsclothing.com/our-story">https://www.bardsclothing.com/our-story</a><a target="_blank" href="mailto:fabricofamericapodcast@gmail.com">fabricofamericapodcast@gmail.com</a>

Mitch Gambert of Gambert Shirts: The Realities of Manufacturing in America