Marshall here, welcome back to the realignment.

A few weeks back, I recorded an episode of Ari something interesting

with the New York Times' Stephen Kurtz about his new book

American Flannel how a band of entrepreneurs are bringing in the art and business of

making clothes back home. Highly recommend not only that episode but the book

American Final could find that of course in the realignment's bookshop under

the Ari something interesting. Now, Byard Winthrop, one of the auto players were prominently featured in the book,

founder and CEO of American Giant, a clothing company launched in 2011,

that almost entirely sources and manufacturers in the US joins the show. We discuss his

strong views on the importance of domestic production and its impact on jobs,

society, trade policy, and supply chain resilience. And of course, we cover

everything's learned building an iconic brand during a really, really

interview period of the clothing, slashfashioned industry's history.

Huge thank you to the Foundation for American Innovation for supporting the work of this

podcast.

Hope you'll enjoy the conversation.

Buyard Winthrop, welcome to the realignment.

Thanks for having me, Marshall.

So this is a incredible follow-up episode.

I did a recording with Stephen Kurtz who did his new book,

American Flannel, which I once again cannot recommend enough to folks. And if there's a

portion of the audience that will think it's like a book about fashion and

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