Jesse Kamm works with deadstock fabric as their base, meaning they source retired or vintage material that would otherwise be wasted. When deadstock is unavailable, this brand strictly sources newly produced organic cotton canvas from one of the oldest and most reputable centennial Japanese denim mills. Throughout the production process, Jesse Kamm garments undergo reduced water usage treatments and highly-regulated, low-impact dyeing in ethical Los Angeles facilities.

This brand manufactures all of their products in Los Angeles, California. Local production minimizes their carbon footprint by ensuring their products are sewn, dyed, and finished in the same geographic area. Jesse Kamm’s team works very closely with their craftspeople, conducting multiple weekly visits throughout production for quality control and relationship building.

Jesse Kamm utilizes small-batch production techniques to reduce waste and avoid overproduction. Producing intentional, limited runs helps keep their apparel in closets and out of landfills.