Away & Tumi
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non-EU
American suitcases with a marketing budget.
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Converse, Vans & New Balance
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non-EU
The casual sneaker canon, all American-owned.
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Fossil & Michael Kors watches
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American fashion watches, assembled far away.
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Gap, Abercrombie & Ralph Lauren
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American high street, imported wholesale.
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Hanes & Fruit of the Loom
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non-EU
American blank tees, made wherever is cheapest.
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Herschel & JanSport
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non-EU
North American backpacks.
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Levi's & Wrangler
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San Francisco and Greensboro invented the category and still own it.
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Lululemon & Athleta
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non-EU
North American yoga wear at North American prices.
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Nike & Under Armour
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non-EU
Oregon and Baltimore, worn by most of Europe.
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The North Face, Columbia & Patagonia
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non-EU
American outdoor gear, on European mountains.
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Timberland, Merrell & Crocs
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non-EU
American footwear for European terrain.
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Tommy Hilfiger & Calvin Klein
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non-EU
Two brands, one New York parent company.
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Uniqlo & Muji
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non-EU
Plain, well-made basics — from Tokyo.
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Victoria's Secret
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non-EU
An American brand with a complicated decade.
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Warby Parker & Zenni
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non-EU
Frames you wear every waking hour.
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