The document discusses America Make Do, a Southwest Louisiana-based operation founded by Victoria Ellender and Cheryl Hartley dedicated to ethical and sustainable fashion production in America. It promotes the "Make Do and Mend" movement from World War II where citizens repaired and reused existing clothes due to supply shortages. America Make Do clothing is made from American-made fabrics and upcycled materials. It encourages supporting American industry and provides tips for mending, altering, and dyeing clothes to extend their lifespan.