Soho Apparel Group, a private-label clothing maker that supplies major retailers, said it plans to triple its USA manufacturing, warehousing and logistics footprint by 2026, TheStreet reported on May 27, 2025.
The plan
- The company is based in a 300,000-square-foot facility in the City of Industry, California.
- Its customers include Nordstrom, Marshalls, Ross, TJ Maxx, Burlington, Tillys and Dillard’s.
- Founder James Chen tied the expansion to the administration’s push for domestic production.
- The company also announced limited-edition political merchandise, which TheStreet said could draw mixed reactions from shoppers.
“California was once a powerhouse of American manufacturing.”
James Chen, Soho Apparel Group founder
Why it matters for Made in USA
Private-label suppliers fill the racks at discount and department stores. More USA production there could put USA-made tags in front of budget shoppers. Whether those garments can carry an unqualified Made in USA label depends on where the fabric and other materials are made.
FAQ
What is Soho Apparel Group?
A private-label clothing maker based in City of Industry, California.
Which retailers does it supply?
Nordstrom, Marshalls, Ross, TJ Maxx, Burlington, Tillys and Dillard’s, according to TheStreet.
What is it planning?
To triple its USA manufacturing, warehousing and logistics footprint by 2026.
Source & credit
Source: TheStreet, May 27, 2025: “Key Marshalls, TJ Maxx, and Dillard’s partner bets big on USA”, by Cody Kline.