Looking for quality alternatives to North Face, etc that support conservative values/domestic energy. Thanks

Good luck with that. The only one I have found are all for hot weather. Two doves and Poncho. Duck Camp has great cold weather products and hunting gear. They seem like they keep their politics close to the vest and just talk about their product.

Check out

Sitka
First Lite
Kuiu

The exact 3 I was going to post. Plus Origin (Jocko's company - everything made here in US).

Don't know if their politics, but Ponco shirts are great

Thoughts on Duluth Trading Company?

Burlebo not so much outdoor gear but conservative based leisure wear for men.

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They could be a money laundering front for socialist party, and I'll still buy their undershirts and underwear.

Under Armour used to be not woke- but they've evolved too, sadly.

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Don't know if their politics, but Ponco shirts are great

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Why do they have a burnt Orange shirts (2005 / 1969) but not a maroon one? I would buy a maroon one.

Anything owned by GSM

https://www.avalancheoutdoorsupply.com/

No idea if they're woke but they don't advertise themselves as such and make no mention of it in their advertising.

Bc the company was founded by a sip. But, their shirts are badass so I have like 5 of them.

1) I applaud you supporting conservative brands

2) I hate that our society has reached the point where I can't buy outdoor wear without worrying my money is being used to destroy this country

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Under Armour used to be not woke- but they've evolved too, sadly.

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They're headquartered in Baltimore, how could they not be super woke?

+1 for poncho
Fishing shirts are awesome, as are the flannels

Magellan

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I wish those companies would put their money where their mouth is and stop using petroleum products. They should use cotton, wool and hemp 100%, All of it should be planted, harvested, transported and processed by hand.

Rant over.

OP--- Hooey. Owner lives in New Braunfels. Great dude. Solid gear.

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Under Armour used to be not woke- but they've evolved too, sadly.

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Actually is is devolved

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My favorite brand of clothes. Their firehose pants have replaced all my Cinch jeans that tore so easily. Their Alaskan Hardgear line is top notch, the flannel shirts are amazing to wear when it's cold. I threw out all of my boxers and replaced all my underwear with their Buck Nakeds, and refuse to wear anything else. Then their fishing shorts are really good too. Their warranty on their clothes is great as well, they will actually stand behind their products.

LL Bean

second for sitka, that stuff is awesome. And add patagonia to the list of "avoid at all costs."

Kuiu and cabelas

Mystery ranch
Fieldcraft survival
Beretta makes nearly full line of outdoor gear

I agree with this list!! I'd add Ball and Buck to the list as well.

Xotic is an Aggie company. Don't know about politics. Which is the way it should be.

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Mystery ranch
Fieldcraft survival
Beretta makes nearly full line of outdoor gear

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They make other stuff too

Hill people

" We believe in personal liberty. We believe in the armed individual as the fundamental unit of personal liberty and human dignity. You can read more about that here. We also believe that personal liberty is very dependent on who you are taking your paycheck from. That's why our suppliers are family owned American businesses that use American materials and employ other Americans. You can read more about that here."

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Under Armour used to be not woke- but they've evolved too, sadly.

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Actually is is devolved

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Devolved is not a real word. You can evolve for better or worse.

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Plus it seems to be the brand of choice of the extremely out of shape.

For backpacks and other types of bags:

Kifaru
Hill People Gear

Both of the above also sell a few outdoor clothing items. I really like Hill People Gear's Wind Cheater (jacket) and their Kit Bags (chest bags).

Not really sure why anyone would spend $80-$100 on a "work" shirt from Poncho, but they are modeled by Colt McCoy so maybe that means something

+1 vote for duck camp. Awesome quality. Their bamboo mid weight line are the most comfortable shirts I've ever owned.

Im not sure if the company is woke, I'm sure it probably is....... For those of you who go bay fishing, there is a brand of long sleeve/hooded/gator that is super lightweight and made with bamboo called Free Fly. Well, their day is about done because the Academy Magellin brand just came out with an exact knock off at a $25 price point vs. $80