Humes & Berg is an American manufacturer of drum cases, drum bags, instrument cases, and brass mutes, based in East Chicago, Indiana. The company was founded in 1935 by Willie Berg, a Chicago musician who started out selling valve oil, reeds, cymbals, and other essentials to bandmembers at local clubs. At the encouragement of Glenn Miller, Berg began producing mutes for brass instruments, developing the Stonelined Mute line in his South Side Chicago apartment with his wife Faye.

The company is best known for two long-running product families. Its Stonelined and Precious Metal mutes are staples for brass players, covering straight, cup, bucket, and plunger styles. On the drum side, Humes & Berg produces the fiber Enduro and Enduro Pro hard-shell cases, along with softer bag lines including Galaxy, Drum Seeker, and Tuxedo. The Tuxedo bag line, introduced in the 2000s, became a widely used standard among touring drummers.

The business remains family-run, with Willie Berg's son Irwin and grandson Mike operating the company after Willie's death in 1996. Enduro Pro cases continue to be manufactured and assembled in East Chicago. Over the decades, Humes & Berg products have been associated with jazz and big-band figures including Duke Ellington, Harry James, Count Basie, Woody Herman, and the Dorsey Brothers.

Humes & Berg has 7 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Drum Hardware Bags and Cases, Mutes, and Drum Set Accessories.