Start with the maker.
Learn who makes the gear, where it’s made, and what they’ve designed it to do. Give that story room to be heard.
A NEW OUTDOOR STORE IS TAKING SHAPE
For the days spent in the woods, on the water, and a little farther from everything else.
We’re building a place to discover American-made hunting, fishing, and outdoor gear—and the independent makers behind it.
Rooted in Pontotoc, Mississippi · Preparing to launch
01 / OUR STORY
PONTOTOC, MISSISSIPPI
Home of American Field & Water
I’m Brandon Keith. I’m an outdoorsman, and I’m building a business around the things I enjoy: hunting, fishing, and time outside.
American Field & Water is taking shape here in Pontotoc, Mississippi. The idea is straightforward: bring together useful outdoor gear and introduce people to the independent American makers behind it.
We’re at the beginning. Our next steps are to meet manufacturers, learn about their products, and work toward our first collection. We want to grow through honest relationships—with the people making the gear and the people using it.
02 / WHAT WE’RE BUILDING
Our intended selection standard is American-made. Before listing a product, we’ll confirm its manufacturing details and describe its origin accurately.
Learn who makes the gear, where it’s made, and what they’ve designed it to do. Give that story room to be heard.
Explain materials, features, and intended uses clearly. Create honest demonstrations after we’ve evaluated the products.
Begin with a small assortment. Listen to questions and feedback, review the results, and build from what we learn.
03 / AN INVITATION TO MAKERS
We’re looking to meet independent manufacturers making outdoor gear in America.
If that sounds like your business, we’d welcome a conversation about a small retail partnership. We’re prelaunch, with no confirmed product assortment yet. Our starting point is a practical plan and a clear understanding of what works for both sides.
Let’s talk partnerships partners@americanfieldandwater.comA THOUGHTFUL FIRST STEP
Discuss your products, manufacturing details, and a small starter assortment.
Work through wholesale pricing, fulfillment, returns, and permissions for photos and stories.
Build useful explanations and maker features, with demonstrations grounded in actual evaluation.
Look at actual results and feedback before deciding what comes next.
A proposed approach—not a promise of sales volume or an established audience.
GOOD CONVERSATIONS START SOMEWHERE.
Pontotoc, Mississippi
Our online store is preparing to launch. Products and checkout aren’t available yet.