Left Field NYC

- Headquarters
- Ridgewood, NY
- Manufacturing
- Los Angeles, CA · Queens, NY
- Categories
- apparel
Left Field is a small menswear label that Christian McCann started in Brooklyn in 1998. It sells jeans, chinos, work shirts, tees and knitwear from a shop in Ridgewood, Queens and a second store in Los Angeles. Product pages say the clothes are cut and sewn in the US, with some pieces marked as sewn in Los Angeles and the sweaters knit in Queens.
The domestic sewing is confirmed by the founder’s own account in a denim-trade interview, and the product pages are unusually open about fabric. That openness shows most of the cloth is imported, mainly Japanese denim and shirting, with a smaller share from US mills. The record sits at the second mark: made in the US, from largely imported fabric.
The record
Jeans, chinos and shirts are cut and sewn in the US, mostly from Japanese fabric
“* Cut and Sewn in the USA”
leftfieldnyc.comRetrieved
In a denim-trade interview the founder says all Left Field garments are made in the USA
“For us, Left Field represents American history and vintage American clothing so to be made anywhere else would be blasphemy and fake.”
robindenim.comRetrieved
Domain record
leftfieldnyc.com was registered on .It dates the domain, not the business: a maker that moved to a new address reads young here, and an old domain says nothing about who holds it now.
RDAP registry record · checked 19 Sep 2026
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Where to buyGreaser Jean, Vidalia Mills 14 oz Indigo Selvedge
Made in USAThis item carries a different mark from Left Field NYC as a whole, so it has its own record.
The product page says the jean is cut and sewn in the USA from US-woven denim of US-grown cotton
“*Cut and Sewn in the USA”
leftfieldnyc.comRetrieved
Where to buyChocolate Duck Mt. Vernon 13 oz Work Uniform Chino
Where to buySmokestack Jean, Japanese Indigo 8 oz Linen-Cotton Nep Denim
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