Duck Camp Clothing

[nchunter]

Their customer service is quick, shot them an email asking where their clothes are made and this was the response:
"Our manufacturers are chosen based on who can produce the best product with the materials we want to use. We look at the USA first for factories and found one with our bamboo product. But our shirts and pants are split between China and Guatemala."

I'll look at their bamboo stuff again knowing it's made in the USA but at those prices on the other gear I'd rather go to SixSite or someone that manufactures in the US

Sadly, Sixsite declared chapter 7 bankruptcy last month which is full on liquidation.

https://www.bizjournals.com/dallas/news/2020/04/20/the-week-in-bankruptcies-sixsite-gear-llc-japan.html

[Eagle19]

Sad to see so site went under. A member here on the forum is designing a camo that is 100% made in the USA. It’s suppose to hit the shelves this summer I believe and I think prices were going to be better than duck camp.


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[3rdCoastHunter]

Anybody grabbed some since - checking out the Houston store soon I’ve only heard good things

[Heath]

Anybody grabbed some since - checking out the Houston store soon I’ve only heard good things

I own a ton of Duck Camp. Just picked up the new NorEastern Rain Suit. I am wearing a Duck Camp shirt in the office today.

[innergel]

Their customer service is quick, shot them an email asking where their clothes are made and this was the response:
"Our manufacturers are chosen based on who can produce the best product with the materials we want to use. We look at the USA first for factories and found one with our bamboo product. But our shirts and pants are split between China and Guatemala."

I own a small company in the sporting goods business. For every single product we have designed and produced, I have been through this same exercise trying to find reliable suppliers and manufacturers. Occasionally we are able to find a US manufacturer, but their pricing is literally 4x what an overseas manufacturer charges and they generally have way higher mininums. When you are creating a consumer good, esp something like apparel, the vast majority of consumers purchase on price and are absolutely not willing to pay the premium that is required for US manufacturing.

I appreciate them looking for US manufacturers, but can appreciate why they end up in China or Guatemala or whereever. No one wants to pay $120 for something when you can get equal quality for $40 from China.

[3rdCoastHunter]

I own a ton of Duck Camp. Just picked up the new NorEastern Rain Suit. I am wearing a Duck Camp shirt in the office today.

Dude I’m getting the lightweight hunting shirt and I heard the hoodies are butter soft I’m stoked haha

[ultrastealth]

I have some of their bamboo stuff and really like it. Cool like cotton but with some stretch.