Since the fashion world has turned from haute couture to pret a porter, it follows one simple rule: to produce in low-cost country and to delegate the production to external factories.

But what happens in the years 2000 to those entrepreneurs who decide to go against the flow?
“Making the American Man” tells us the reality of who in America chose, apparently, to go against the tide.

In just over an hour Gregory Caruso takes us into the world of Topo Design, Tellason, Fellow Barber, Brooklyn Circus, Ebbets Field Flannels and many other brands that more than on the amount, focused on quality and on the possibility to do their jobs with more dedication and attention, the typical attitude of who put passion and love first.

You can find “Making the American Man”, in its original language or with Italian subtitles, on Netflix.

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