Military Grade Underwear: Campbellsville Apparel

Since 2002, Campbellsville Apparel supplied vast quantities of undershirts and briefs to the US Military. Made in Kentucky using “100% American components,” these Made in USA underwear “comply with all U.S. military quality requirements” (per the original website).

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In late 2019, the Campbellsville Apparel website went offline. Sadly, Buying American Blog has not been able to make contact with the company via phone or email.

You may be able to find men’s underwear (although not necessarily briefs) from the following retailers:

• All American Clothing Company (Socks & Underwear)
• Army Navy Sales (Underwear)
• Coleman’s Military Surplus (Underwear)
• Made in America Store (Underwear)
• Made Here (Men’s Underwear)

Campbellsville Apparel Underwear (Pre-2020)

Campbellsville’s four (4) choices of underwear come in a limited range of “colors.”

1. 100% Moisture Wicking Polyester T-Shirt – Sand
2. V-Neck Tshirt – White (with a tear-off label)
3. 100% Combed Cotton Undershirts – White or Sand
4. 100% Cotton Briefs – White or Tan (with an iron-on label)

Made in USA Underwear: Campbellsville Apparel (Image Source: camapp.com)

If you’re worried about the fashion statement these undergarments may (or may not) make, you’re not the target market . . . For the rest of you, Campbellsville Apparel Company covers the US military’s backsides. Why not let it cover yours as well?

Now that you have your base layer covered, why not head over to the Made in USA List‘s Clothing or Socks category to get dressed for the day?

Side Note

I’m guessing these briefs might pass the Gunny Approved test. Speaking of which, did you know R. Lee Ermey wrote a book? Rest in Peace, Gunny—1944–2018.

Gunny’s Rules:
How to Get Squared Away Like a Marine

Made in America Week, July 2017

On July 17, 2017, the White House invited different companies to showcase Made in USA products. And, Campbellsville Apparel represented the great state of Kentucky! What an honor… For more American-made goods, check out the Made in USA List.