The 2025 Made in America Holiday Gift Guide - Alliance for American Manufacturing

The Alliance for American Manufacturing is thrilled to unveil the 12th edition of the Made in America Holiday Gift Guide, our annual collection of American-made gift ideas from all 50 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico.

This year, we’re exclusively featuring Made in America companies that have not been included in our previous Gift Guides, which is no small feat since our team of shopping experts has been at this since 2013! We uncovered both new-to-us heritage brands and ones that are just getting their start. We also purposely selected an eclectic mix of items at a variety of price points, so there’s something Made in America for everyone on your list! And, in a new segment, we’ve rounded up a list of local stores that specialize in goods made in their states.

If you still can’t find what you’re looking for, scroll to the bottom of this page for previous editions of the guide, or check out the Made in America Directory.

We’ve grouped gift ideas by product category on this page, but you can also navigate it by state. Happy shopping!

Toys

Hand crafted at Duchess Creek Farms in Lake Eufaula, AnnaBears are adorable bear dolls that any young child will cherish. Billed as full-figured bears, Anna Bears are a work of art that will last for decades. Choose from a variety of styles or design your own. Each bear is $60.

Plastic toys rule kids’ rooms, and, though they’re no-fuss, they’re not exactly easy on the eyes. Baldwin Toys has been handcrafting heirloom-quality wooden toys in Omaha since 1976. Made from locally sourced hardwoods like walnut, cherry, maple and padauk, each toy is built without paints, stains, nails or screws and finished with food-grade mineral oil safe for little hands. Some favorites include classic cars, airplanes and a beautifully crafted chess set.

If you want a gift that’s sure to inspire some awwws, then you really can’t do better than Big Plush. Three words: Giant stuffed animals. You’ll find not only typical options like giant teddy bears but also more unique finds like a giant snake and giant buffalo. Be sure to stick to the extensive Made in USA section on Big Plush’s website; all of those options are made in Newark from domestically sourced fabrics.

It wouldn’t be the holidays if there was no one shopping for little ones. The toys and play furniture from Blueberry & Third will be a more than welcome surprise for any small kids in your life. Founded by a husband-and-wife duo, all these toys fit in with the Montessori philosophy of child development. That means there’s a lot of toys that let the kids figure things out on their own, like Blueberry & Third’s signature product, The Climbing Arch. There’s plenty of other play furniture to choose from as well, in addition to more classic toys like doll houses and activity boards. They’re also made from 100% U.S. sourced wood, so these are truly American gifts!

Anyone with a kid knows that the best gift you can give them (for the sake of the child and parent) is one that keeps them occupied, and this putty will do it! Crazy Aarons brings creativity to life with their famous Thinking Putty, made right in Pennsylvania. From shimmering holiday colors to glow-in-the-dark and scented varieties, each tin is a playful mix of science and imagination. It’s fun for kids and adults alike, proudly made in the USA, and the perfect stocking stuffer to spark smiles, curiosity and a little holiday magic.

Your toddler doesn’t need a booster seat; they need a chair that fits their tiny frame for arts, crafts and general playtime. Chicago’s Hoohobbers makes a perfect little director’s chair, foldable and lightweight, to go along with kid-sized rocking chairs, tables, sleeping bags and toy boxes, in a variety of colorful fabrics and customizable with names and monograms.

Give the gift of flight with Guillow’s classic wood model airplanes – proudly made in the USA for nearly a century. These timeless kits turn crafting into adventure, combining creativity, engineering and a little bit of childhood wonder. Perfect for kids, hobbyists, or anyone who loves hands-on fun, Guillow’s model planes inspire imagination and make holiday memories that truly take off.

Errors welcome! Pen and paper are high stakes for kids, but dry erase boards are just plain fun! Hal and Liz Spaeth founded The Markerboard People to make learning more engaging. From their Lansing workshop, Hal first created their original durable, double-sided lapboard — one side for markers, the other for chalk — in 1982. It quickly became a classroom favorite. More than 40 years later, the family-owned and -operated company still manufactures all its boards, markers and erasers in the U.S., offering printed designs for geography, math, music and science, plus wall boards for offices and home learning spaces.

The husband-and-wife team behind this little company in Warrensburg makes beautiful wooden chess sets and checkerboards, as well as mancala, cribbage and Chinese checkers boards. I think every home should have a chess set, and you’d be hard-pressed to find a nicer looking one than the pieces and boards made by Three Trees.

Hobbies

From Port Townsend, Wash., comes Artifact Puzzles’ intricately detailed jigsaw puzzles. These are really cool. The company uses a small batch manufacturing model to avoid overproduction and offers a wide variety of styles, including by level of difficulty for more advanced puzzlers and even has a few hand-cut puzzles, made with a real jigsaw!

Emily Lex found meaning in becoming an artist and the impact it has on those she influences. In creating her watercolor art, prints, cards and coloring books, she is inviting others to slow down with her, enjoy each stroke of the brush or pen and find beauty in the moment. Each paper product is labeled with where it is manufactured; nearly all (including the stickers) are American made.

Gallagher Guitar Company has crafted thousands of string instruments for bluegrass, country and folk musicians from its Tennessee shop since its founding in 1965, but was forced to close in 2019. A boost from the University of Tennessee Center for Industrial Services gave the family-owned company an encore as a thriving business that’s still going strong. Browse Gallagher Guitar’s ready-made guitars or go fully custom. Dive deeper into the company’s comeback story with our profile.

Instead of a gift that fades, why not give one that grows? The Jonsteen Company nurtures baby sequoias, redwoods and other trees, packaging each seedling in American-made materials and supporting U.S. farmers in the process. A living tree makes a lasting present for gardeners, nature lovers or anyone who appreciates a gift with roots.

Gearing up for a big trip? This New York-based company has your back: Tough Traveler. They’re one of the only domestically produced luggage companies, and they’ve been in Schenectady since 1970. There’s a lot of different varieties of bags as well, from travel-centered options to smaller, more everyday bags. And they sell dog carriers! A great family-owned business to support this holiday season. Read our profile of Tough Traveler here.

Doing a puzzle together is a classic winter pastime. The intricately detailed and beautifully crafted puzzles made by Truth South Puzzle Company are a great choice that the whole family is sure to enjoy. The designs are made by a variety of artists, with themes ranging from holidays to states. This woman-owned, Nashville-based business also donates proceeds to a variety of non-profits such as the National Park Foundation. A great gift and a great cause!

Bath & Beauty

AlkaVida filters have been keeping water cleaner with American-made dependability since 1994. Their products for both shower and drinking water eliminate heavy metals, chlorine and other harmful contaminants while balancing the water pH in your home. And we really appreciate AlkaVida’s transparency: The company provides a map of where all of its materials sourcing takes place throughout the U.S.

Alaska Glacial Essentials Skincare draws from its surrounding beauty in Cordova, Alaska, to enhance the quality of the products they make there. This company sources glacial minerals and botanicals for gentle but effective formulas, and all its products are vegan and cruelty-free. Its energy-efficient facility operates on 60-80% community hydropower, and the Certified B Corps company prides itself on a commitment to sustainability. Alaska Glacial Essentials Skincare donates 2% of its revenues to organizations that protect the Alaskan environment, such as the Copper River Watershed Project. Note that not all the company’s products are Made in Alaska, so be sure to check product descriptions.

New Hampshire is known for its natural beauty, and this family-owned organic body care company is keeping it that way with its sustainable manufacturing practices. Badger Balm‘s employees are a tight-knit community, and being a good place to work is central to the company’s mission. You’ll find lip balms, body oils, hair care and more from Badger Balm, made with all-natural ingredients. These make for a great stocking stuffer! (As a note, Badger Balm does source components from around the world). (Reader Recommendation)

Elli-Rose Essentials is home of the Chubby Chap, a half-ounce lip balm! For reference: a typical lip balm is only 0.15 oz, so the Chubby Chap is about three times larger, making it last longer and harder to lose. The company also sells other personal care items, such as lotion and soap.

As seen on Shark Tank, Doc Spartan makes various bath and beauty products for men, women and pets. Starting with the intention to combat the drug epidemic in their area through service and awareness, this veteran-owned business has been making great strides in the manufacturing and philanthropy sphere.

Quality you can feel good about giving. Firsthand Supply makes U.S.-crafted hair and body products that combine clean ingredients with timeless design. With sustainable packaging and formulas that actually work, these make thoughtful holiday gifts that look sharp and feel even better.

Handbags and Accessories

Winter is cozy sock season. And you can’t get cozier than the socks from American Made Alpaca. Made from (of course!) Alpaca wool, these socks are both comfortable and breathable, so they can serve multiple purposes. Plus, when you buy a pair, you’re also supporting a pigeon sanctuary in American Made Alpaca’s hometown of Pleasant Valley. Cozy socks that support a good cause – can you ask for more?

Pretty much everybody needs a nice bag they can take to work, school or wherever else they need to go. Billy Kirk focuses on making a wide variety of bags with that in mind. Most of these high-quality items are made in Jersey City, with some items being made in California or Pennsylvania. These bags come in all shapes and sizes, so anyone will be able to find something that works. Billy Kirk doesn’t just make bags, either. You’ll also spot leather trays, belts and other accessories available on its website. With over 25 years in business, Billy Kirk is a Made in America brand you can rely on.

Bison leather’s unique qualities allow it to last far longer than other types of leather. That’s why wallets, bags and more from Buffalo Billfold Company make such great gifts: they’re built to last. At every step of the way, this Worthington company is Made in the USA: from their in-house tannery to their studio. They were even selected by the Smithsonian Museum of American History to be featured in their gift shop as a representation of the American legacy of leather. Although there are many American-made leather goods on the market, this one is unique and will make an impression!

When Janice May started selling fleece-lined bandanas from the back of her car at New England ski mountains, she knew that her designs would keep her customers warm while on the slopes but Fierce Face Protection also found a strong customer base in motorcycle riders eager to keep their faces warm. The woman-owned company now sells a wide range of patterns, from tie dye paisley to skull.

This leather goods company makes all its products, front to back, in the small factory it owns in Indianapolis. Howl + Hide produces handbags, backpacks, toiletry bags, totes, wallets, a really nice-looking duffel and even a jacket or two. You’ll feel very cool with something from Howl + Hide hanging from your arm.

Jenny Nemlekar went to school for biomedical engineering, but she’s taken the skills she learned in a surprising direction — handmaking leather bags. Enter Jenny N Design. Each part of these bags is sourced from the USA. The leather is sourced from North Carolina, Texas and Virginia. The zippers are made in Georgia, the canvas is made in New Jersey and the nylon and polyester thread is made in Washington. All these materials go to Jenny herself in Dallas, who makes each and every bag by hand. These bags are the exact opposite of mass-produced, and such a thoughtful gift! (In order to get these bags by Christmas, be sure to order by Nov. 15!)

In the historic town square of Chariton, Jill’s Homestead is where Jill and her all-women team handmake beautiful handbags, wallets, bracelets and leather earrings from full-grain, ethically sourced leather. What started as one woman’s love for creating has grown into a close-knit team sewing pieces that customers travel hours to buy. The best-selling Tote remains a favorite pick.

When Nate Walker was 12 years old, he saved up to buy a leather crafting kit. More than a decade later, he’s honed his talent and owns Lost Dutchman Leather. Using traditional Western leathermaking and stitching techniques, this company handcrafts various leather wallets and accessories completely by hand with 100% real American leather.

Did you or someone you know go on an amazing trip this year? You can reminisce on your travels with a tote bag from Maptote. This company was founded by a designer and cartographer couple, and it shows! The maps on these bags are beautifully detailed. Made in Brooklyn, Maptote tries to source U.S.-based cotton for their products. A great pick for any frequent travelers out there. (Be sure to check labels as a small percentage of other products on Maptote’s website are imported.)

At Rebekah Scott Designs in Valley Springs, every bag begins with a personal touch. What started when Rebekah sewed her first purse as a gift has grown into a small workshop where she and her team handmake custom handbags and accessories. Customers can choose from a range of fabrics, colors and hardware to make each bag their own. The 1948 Leather collection is a great choice for that special holiday gift.

These aren’t your run-of-the-mill handbags! TimberTote’s birchwood, handcrafted purses are the perfect statement piece for your next night out. The company has a wide variety of clean and funky styles, as well as a few collegiate and fantasy collections. While these purses are not designed to serve as an everyday catch-all bag, they are great for enhancing your own special style at your next event. You can read our in-depth profile of TimberTote here.

Shoes

Dehner Boot Company has been crafting custom boots in Omaha, since 1875, earning a worldwide reputation for quality and endurance. Originally founded to serve military officers and equestrians, Dehner has outfitted everyone from state troopers and pilots to NASA’s Project Mercury astronauts. Still handcrafted with premium materials and attention to detail, Dehner boots carry forward a legacy built to last for generations.

Holidays around the house can be warm and comfortable with a pair of Easymoc cabin slippers that come with a wool blanket lining. Part shoe, part slipper, it’s wearable for most occasions. The Lewiston manufacturer offers handmade moccasin-style shoes and boots of the finest quality.

The vast majority of footwear today is imported. But Alan Guyan, an alum of Under Armour’s shoe division, saw an opportunity to do things differently. That’s why he started Made+, a luxury athletic shoe brand based in Annapolis. All the shoes are made with 100% recycled yarn — and that yarn is made from repurposed plastic water bottles. These shoes come in all sorts of designs; they even sell shoes specially designed for pickleball. If you’re looking to replace those athletic shoes, Made+ is an incredible choice. (And check out their in-person storefront if you’re near Annapolis!) Be sure to check out our blog post featuring Made+ here.

Obliterated by Hurricane Helene in 2024, this Asheville premium sneaker manufacturer is a paragon of true American grit. From childhood, Justin James knew that he wanted to design and make sneakers in his hometown. In 1999, he made that dream come true with the opening of Opie Way. Now, “come hell or highwater,” he’s bringing his factory back to life, and you can be part of the mission.

Hard work requires a tough boot to get the job done. And it doesn’t get tougher than the boots from Red Wing S hoes. Based in (you guessed it!) Red Wing, this company has been making leather boots for 120 years. All of the leather that goes into these shoes is sourced from Red Wing’s own tannery in Minnesota, and much of the other work takes place in Missouri and Arkansas. While not every shoe is 100% Made in USA, there’s a large selection of work boots and the more casual Heritage line that are domestically produced. We honestly can’t believe we’ve never featured Red Wing Shoes before; it’s a great find this holiday season!

Apparel

When it comes to women’s apparel, finding clothing that fits is shockingly rare. Frustration in the fitting room haunts many women, especially those who are petite and midsized. That’s why Allison Izu founded her own brand more than 15 years ago. Her designed in Hawaii and Made in California clothing prioritizes flattering fits, high-quality fabric, and versatile silhouettes.

Dedicated to making 100% Made in America hunting and outdoor clothing, Blackstock manufactures in North Carolina. This company spent years developing their proprietary camouflage design to provide the highest concealment possible. It’s also specific in its designs because the people behind Blackstock know what hunters need to be successful!

The quixotic ideal of jeans that fit you like a glove from the first day of wear is no longer a dream. Custom fit your perfect denim with Blue Delta, choosing the style, fabric and cut. Sewn by hand, this Magnolia State apparel manufacturer employs more than 70 artisans and seamstresses that put each pair through a 16-step process to guarantee a product that fits every person’s unique size for women and men.

For anyone who loves staying active or just looking sharp through the winter chill, Boathouse brings classic American craftsmanship to outerwear. Founded by an Olympic rower in 1976 and still made by hand in Philadelphia, each jacket and vest carries the same spirit of performance and pride that started on the water nearly fifty years ago. Built to last and rooted in sport, these Made in USA pieces make timeless gifts for anyone who appreciates quality, heritage, and a little Philly grit this holiday season. Jason Kelce is among Boathouse’s fans!

Brass Tacks Provisions in Oklahoma City carries upscale workwear and modern Western styles in men’s apparel, and it’s all American-made. This storefront carries many American-made heritage brands, including FreeNote Cloth, Tellason, Ginew, Devium, Rustic Dime and more.

In the White Mountains of New Hampshire, Burgeon Outdoor is providing jobs and growing the local economy. The company makes a point to source the materials for its athletic and outdoor apparel from the United States as part of its commitment to environmental sustainability. No matter the season, you’ll find appropriate gear for heading to nature from Burgeon!

Soft, durable clothing stitched in Los Angeles, City Threads creates everyday basics and cozy favorites for kids, teens and adults alike. With all manufacturing proudly done in the USA, each piece supports American jobs and sustainable production. Practical yet thoughtful, their clothing makes a gift that families will use and love all year long. (Reader Recommendation)

For the Love of Hunting is what FORLOH stands for, and it perfectly captures the brand’s passion for the outdoors. Based in Whitefish, Montana, FORLOH makes high-performance hunting and fishing apparel that is 100 percent sourced and made in the USA. From insulated jackets and waterproof pants to versatile base layers for all ages, each product is backed by a lifetime warranty that reflects the company’s commitment to quality.

This veteran-owned company based in Cleveland is on a mission to restore the Forest City’s textile heritage with beanies like you’ve never worn before! Haakwear’s patented H-stitch places the seam on the sides of your crown to streamline design and increase comfort. That’s the kind of innovation that has defined American manufacturing from the start.

Founded in 2014 by Michigan native Mathew Hunt, GETTEES was inspired by Detroit’s manufacturing legacy and a mission to rebuild trust in how clothing is made. From its factory in Sterling Heights, the company makes timeless essentials using premium U.S.-grown Supima cotton and fabrics sourced from American mills. Built on transparency, GETTEES proudly shows how and where each product is made, creating honest, high-quality apparel made in Michigan.

Hackwith Design House is making a name for themselves in ethical fashion. These small-batch women’s clothes are environmentally friendly and made by a team of seamstresses in Saint Paul. And when you want to make a wardrobe change, Hackwith also accepts donations of old clothes you’ve purchased from them! A great pick for anyone in your life who’s wanting new clothes. (As a note, Hackwith’s clothes are Made in the U.S. with imported fabrics).

When firefighter brothers Jordan and Tyler Lang founded Heat Straps, they were simply looking to provide a solution to a problem they had on the job: It was difficult to remove gloves quickly and have them easily in reach. Although the company started with this singular product, it has grown to offer durable shirts, jackets and belts made in Passaic. Although some products include imported fabrics (check labels!) you’ll find a plethora of options made from American wool. And you’ll be supporting a first-responder-owned business! Check out our blog post featuring Heat Straps here.

Kikilu House of Style was founded by Kimberly Anderson, a personal stylist, who felt that, as she and her clients matured, they wanted newer styles for the newer seasons of life. Kimberly took to designing for herself, and Kikilu’s House of Style was born! She partnered with Sew Valley, a zero-waste non-profit garment factory in Cincinnati dedicated to helping more creators manufacture locally. Her trademarked slogan inspires Kimberly and her customers, “Never let age define your style!”

Tucked in the heart of Iowa, Nooches Clothing Co. is a family-run shop where every stitch tells a story. Founded in 2012 by a mom who learned to sew beside her own mother, each piece is handmade with care from American-milled, organic fabrics that get softer with every wash. From matching sets for your little ones to one-of-a-kind prints, Nooches makes clothes that feel good and celebrate slow, sustainable fashion.

Focused on long-lasting, minimalist, timeless apparel, Sally Torres Vega manufactures slow fashion in Puerto Rico. This women’s apparel brand offers soft and feminine styles meant for all women. Its dedication to sustainability is strong, and the company even offers re-dyeing services for most garments. Each individual item is listed with what it’s made with and where it’s from. They use some Japanese textiles, but it sources from the U.S. and Puerto Rico as much as possible.

This ethical clothing manufacturer in Richmond is making high end and high quality workwear for men. Shockoe Atelier has been in the business since 2012, and it has a storefront in Richmond. Although some of its clothes are made with imported fabrics (specifically their denim, made from Japanese selvedge), many are made from USA wool, which you can identify by checking labels. While these clothes don’t come cheap, they do come with a lifetime guarantee. This is a gift sure to last for years.

Former Philadelphia Eagle Jason Kelce has started his own line of Made in USA clothing that is another great choice for gifting. The clothing items from Underdog Apparel can best be described as wardrobe essentials, with simple, understated designs at the forefront. Jason Kelce teamed up with well-known clothing manufacturer American Giant to make these clothes in workshops across the U.S., reflecting his passion for America’s manufacturing legacy. Plus, all profits go to the (Be)Philly Foundation, which supports underprivileged kids in Philadelphia. Such a great choice for anyone who’s passionate about the City of Brotherly Love! (Check out our blog post about Underdog here!)

Veteran- and family-owned Vigilant Fightwear was founded in a kitchen table only a few years ago, when a couple of junior judokas couldn’t find the rash guards they wanted and mom and dad got to work making them. A few years later, you can purchase them yourself. Vigilant’s rash guards can be used in other recreational activities, like swimming as well!

If you are gifting for little ones this holiday season, you have to check out the simply adorable clothes from Winter Water Factory. Sourced from 100% organic cotton and Made in the USA each step of the way, these clothes are both cute and sustainable! There’s also a limited amount of clothes for adults, too.

Jewelry

If you’re looking for East Coast jewelry that’s clean, minimalistic and unique, &LIVY is made for you! This jewelry is hypoallergenic, tarnish-resistant, sustainable and made with quality metals that won’t hurt your skin. &LIVY works with both metals and minerals to create pieces for different environments. It has pieces for a casual outing or another day at the office.

Handmade jewelry is designed by Lu Knueven at Artistic Works by Lu in Leavenworth. Knueven has been designing jewelry for more than 20 years, combining her original jewelry with chic fashions to create her free-spirited, bohemian aesthetic. Note that Artistic Works by Lu’s jewelry is identified as handmade in the Kansas studio, not the boutique’s clothing.

Give a gift of local waters with a Florida Agatized Coral Necklace from Caitlin Albritton Jewelry in Tampa. Coral necklaces are available in sterling and fine silver and are available for $120. It comes with a 20-inch sterling box chain.

From her home studio in Minot, Amanda of Clay & Fern Co. handcrafts jewelry from polymer clay. Each piece is inspired by autumn hues, soft textures and the beauty of nature. Amanda’s earrings are ultra-lightweight and hypoallergenic, made with gold fill or surgical steel for lasting comfort. Clay & Fern Co. also offers handmade bookmarks and magnets that make perfect stocking stuffers.

Minnesota has some of the most beautiful nature in the country, so it makes sense that it’s home to makers who produce fun jewelry that highlights the outdoors. In the small town of Finlayson, d’Ears’ pieces are adorned with animals, foliage, and even the Northern Lights. You can find these earrings at stores around the country (we found them at the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History), but you can also place an order online.

In downtown Eau Claire, Wisc., Hello Adorn is the small dream that became something beautiful. Founded by Jess and Adam, who left the corporate world to build a life centered on happiness and creativity, the company now designs and handcrafts minimalist jewelry that’s made to be lived in. Their collection of earrings, necklaces, bracelets and rings offer simple, modern pieces that make thoughtful gifts for the season.

For the music lover on your list, High Strung Studios hits all the right notes. This woman-owned business transforms real guitar strings into beautiful, handcrafted jewelry made right here in the USA. Each bracelet, necklace, and pair of earrings carries a touch of rhythm and a whole lot of heart, making them perfect for anyone who finds joy in a good song. Thoughtful, unique, and full of holiday cheer, these gifts truly strike a chord.

Trying to find something for him? JJ Weston has been making its cufflinks for the last 20 years, and it makes all of them here in Rhode Island. The cufflinks come in different styles for all personalities, careers and events. It also makes other suit accessories like money clips and tie tacks.

Midwinter is a jeweler founded by a husband-and-wife team in 2013 that focuses on wedding and engagement bands, but in their small shop you can build any ring you want. Fully customizable! Earrings, bracelets and necklaces are all available too.

The holiday season calls for gifts with heart and a sense of place and Song Dog Silver delivers both. From a silver bench in Reno, each piece is handcrafted with locally mined Nevada turquoise and variscite, set in sterling silver and made entirely by Nevadans. Inspired by the open roads and rugged beauty of the Great Basin, these necklaces, rings and bolo ties capture the spirit of the West and make a meaningful way to share something truly special this season.

Sports and Recreation

Are you dreaming of being on the water? Crescent Kayaks are the perfect way to get you out there. Based in Carrollton, these colorful and tactical kayaks are made with locally sourced materials. They also come a lot cheaper than other kayaks of similar quality. Crescent Kayaks doesn’t sell online, so you’ll need to find a dealer in the Southeast, Northeast or Midwest. If you live far away, not to worry! Some Crescent Kayak dealers will ship directly to your door! To learn more about Crescent Kayaks, check out our interview with founder James Derbecker on our blog.

Did you know that cornhole is a professional sport? Cornhole players of any level or sobriety can appreciate the boards from Cornhole Solutions. Based in Talbott, Cornhole Solutions sells boards intended for competition and more casual, backyard issues. They’re a little pricier, but these boards are built to last!

In 2012 America first fell in love with the Robinsons, the reality TV stars of Duck Dynasty, which followed the family of southern outdoorsmen as they operated hunting gear company Duck Commander. The TV show’s run has ended but Duck Commander hasn’t, and its signature duck call is still Louisiana-made. A perfect gift for the duck hunter on your gift list.

Ghost Boards is a longboard and skateboard manufacturer based in Pleasant Grove. What sets them apart is their non-slip acrylic decks. Not all the products are Made in America as the company distributes for other skating brands, but everything listed as made by Ghost Boards or Jaseboards is Made in America (and they have plenty).

As seen on TV’s Shark Tank, kids bike manufacturer Guardian Bikes is very publicly committed to onshoring enough production to be a fully American-made brand. Right now it’s close; Guardian manufactures roughly 90% of its own bike parts in its southern Indiana facilities. The New York Times’ Wirecutter called its balance bike the best made of 2025.

There’s a scene in Crocodile Dundee, the mid-80s comedy hit we all clearly remember, in which Paul Hogan says to a mugger threatening him with a switchblade, “that’s not a knife, this is a knife,” then pulls out what looks like a miniature machete. You won’t get one of those from Halcyon Forge, but you will get an absolutely beautiful knife made of reclaimed high-carbon steel.

Part of the joy of fishing is certainly enjoying time out on the water, but, man, is it frustrating when you end the day without a single tug on your line. Thankfully, fishing technology has advanced well beyond just optimizing your rod. Humminbird of Eufaula, Ala., has been a leader in marine electronics for more than 50 years, delivering innovative, high-performance fish finders, chartplotters, and sonar systems trusted by anglers nationwide. Make your casting even more effective with Humminbird tech.

The James Valley Company has earned a nationwide reputation among hunters for producing some of the finest lures and cover scents available. Each formula is handcrafted with premium materials to deliver proven results in the field. From deer and elk to bear and moose, these trusted scents have helped hunters create trophy-worthy moments for decades. Pair them with the company’s popular dog treats or Big John’s Ol’ West Barbeque Sauce for the ultimate outdoorsman’s gift.

It’s likely been a while since you swung by your local canoe store but chances are, they aren’t making anything like what’s coming out of the Navarro Canoe shop on the banks of the Mississippi River. This company makes beautiful boats, whether for the recreational paddler or the serious voyageur. Not cheap, but you get what you pay for: Quality.

Built by hand in Denver, Never Summer snowboards are as rugged and reliable as the mountains they’re made for. Each board combines innovative hybrid camber technology with decades of craftsmanship to deliver unmatched performance on the slopes. For anyone who lives for winter adventures, gifting a Never Summer board means giving them a piece of American-made precision built to ride season after season.

After losing his sales job during the 2008 financial crisis, Matt Skillman invested back into his passion of steelwork and art to create the first Ohio Flame firepit. Having learned welding from his Vietnam veteran uncle, he still hand-welds these firepits today with 100% U.S. made steel. These firepits are weather-resistant and built to last, and Ohio Flame offers free shipping across the U.S.!

In western Wisconsin, Wyatt Bicycles is leading the return of American-made bikes. Founded by Wyatt Hrudka in 2011, the company handcrafts mountain and fat bikes from 100% U.S.-made aluminum, an uncommon stand in an industry where nearly all bikes are produced overseas. Built for performance and adventure, every frame reflects Wyatt’s belief that quality, integrity, and American manufacturing are worth the extra effort.

Stationary

Emily Lex found meaning in becoming an artist and the impact it has on those she influences. In creating her watercolor art, prints, cards and coloring books, she is inviting others to slow down with her, enjoy each stroke of the brush or pen and find beauty in the moment. Each paper product is labeled where it is manufactured; nearly all (including the stickers) are American-made.

Looking for an alternative to the same old holiday card designs you see every year? Want to honor your furry best friend with this year’s missive? NoticeablyNoted’s holiday dog and cat series couldn’t be more adorable. The family-owned company’s products are fully customizable and printed on heavyweight, recycled paper wrapped in biodegradable cellophane. Designer Laurel Hamilton designs each card from her Round Rock studio and taps printers in Pelham, Ala., and Van Nuys, Calif., for production.

Holiday Supplies

Hand-blown ornaments, pumpkins and drinkware from 2BGlass bring artisan craftsmanship straight from the furnace to your holiday celebration. Each piece is unique, shaped by glassblowers in the Sierra Nevada foothills using traditional techniques and American-sourced materials. These colorful creations make thoughtful gifts that shine long after the season ends. Read our profile of 2BGlass here.

Don’t forget to source Made in USA wrapping paper! Aspen and Arlo’s holiday designs have a chic sensibility but with plenty of whimsy, and all their wrapper paper is designed, printed and packed in their Fayetteville studio. Our Arlo and Aspen favorites include this classic jolly Santa, this Miracle on 34 Street-evocative city scene, these adorably aloof Santa-hatted cats, and this understated red wrapping paper that’s the perfect complement to a Ralph Lauren Christmas.

Picture it: your home is full of elegant placemats, rugs and doormats. You can make that dream a reality with Chilewich. Although designed and headquartered in New York City, the vast majority of Chilewich’s products are manufactured in Chatsworth, Ga. Chilewich invented its own yarn made partially of renewable vegetable content in order to be more sustainable, in addition to its commitment to manufacture almost entirely in the United States (only a tiny portion of its products are made overseas, so check labels). We love the holiday-specific placemats, including this Nutcracker-themed piece. Perfect for anyone who’s currently doing some seasonally appropriate decorating!

Stocksdale Custom Woodworking is a first responder, family-owned business. From American-sourced wood, they handcraft charcuterie and cutting boards, coat racks, wooden flags, ornaments and whatever custom design you can dream up! There are both ready-made and custom options.

Stocking Stuffers

Handcrafted from real bourbon barrel wood, Bourbon Pens are totally one-of-a-kind and made even more unique when you customize your pen with an engraving. You can even select the distillery from which your bourbon barrel pen is made.

Tuck a little sustainability into someone’s stocking with Hummingbird Glass Straws – reusable, colorful and way more fun than plastic. They make smoothies, coffee or cocoa taste better (trust us!) and are safe for both kids and adults. Easy to clean and made to last, they’re a small gift that adds a big dose of cheer to every sip.

When two entrepreneurial grandmas created a diabetic safe candy, Ice Chips was born! These tin candies are made with xylitol, a natural sweetener that doesn’t spike blood sugar and, as a bonus, will mineralize teeth! They have classic flavors like mint and lemon, or fun ones to try like sour apple and root beer float.

A snack treat that’s hard to resist is the Crackshews from Padiano’s Kitchen in Bixby. A bag of flavored cashews is a simple treat ideal for stocking stuffers. Choose from Flame Spicy, Chile Lime, Cheddar Jalapeno and Smoke Steakhouse or get them all in a variety four-pack for $20.

RAXA 3D in Albuquerque offers inexpensive 3D printed toys for children. The animal-shaped figures range in cost from $5 to $10 and make ideal stocking stuffers or box several up for a complete gift. Every model is designed to be played with, touched and displayed. Check out the hermit crab and raccoons, or get exotic with an axolotl.

You don’t see too many sleeping masks that look like those from SLEEPHAMMER. These are works of art, highly detailed with sequin and embroidery embellishment. Handmade by an artist in New Orleans and all over Instagram and Etsy, these masks don’t come in bulk. The mask you purchase will be uniquely yours. A SLEEPHAMMER mask would make a great stocking stuffer for someone who wants a little style as they slumber.

Home

In the small town of Hartland, artisan woodworkers are handcrafting bowls, boards and decorative trees. The wood pieces that Andrew Pearce sells are made from the highest quality New England-sourced lumber. That shows in the sheer quality of these magnificent home and kitchen items. There’s truly something for everyone here, whether you’re a chef looking to expand your kitchen or hoping to decorate your home with pine trees for the holidays.

The Bates Mill Store is a family-owned and operated business that sells bedspreads, blankets, throws and more in Monmouth. Once the proprietor of the historic Bates Mill textiles, its heirloom items are now manufactured at Maine Heritage Weavers since the Bates Mill shut down in 2001.

The artist behind this southern Louisiana project works primarily with salvaged wood to turn out trunks, vases, and picture and mirror frames. Bergeron Woodworks also does custom furniture. Eclectic stuff. Shop online or find Bergeron in select retail outlets or upcoming shows.

The throws, blankets, towels, napkins and table runners sold by Covered in Cotton all come from cotton grown on a family farm in Darlington County before it is ginned, spun and weaved at elsewhere in the state or just across the state line in North Carolina.

Owned by husband-and-wife team Carvel and Ashley Norman, Dirty South Pottery makes kitchen and table ceramics that bring handcrafted charm to all your meals. Every piece is designed to be easily handled and stored, so there’s no need to keep these serving dishes, plates and bowls hidden in a display case. Enjoy them every day!

Dunes and Duchess creates small furniture and lighting accents of hand-turned, hand-finished pieces made at its New Milford workshop. Hardwoods are sourced from Pennsylvania Amish sawmills and are turned into products for the homeowner in search of a New England style décor.

In Menomonee Falls, Hiawatha Woodworks is where craftsmanship and tradition come together. Owner John Glenn grew up on a dairy farm where helping his father with projects sparked a lifelong love of woodworking. Today, he creates handcrafted cutting boards, whiskey barrel clocks, and coasters. Since starting his business about four years ago, John has shared his work at local markets and through his online shop.

Beautifully crafted plates and bowls are the work of Laura Zindel Design in Brattleboro. The process starts with clay sourced from a New England clay maker, which is then pressed and molded (using handmade molds). After trimming and glazing the dishes, all that’s left to do is apply the design made by Laura Zindel herself. This process happens every time a piece is ordered since each dish is handmade to your order. These are truly heirloom pieces and a beautiful addition to any holiday table.

Little Town Soy Candle Co., based in Dickinson, is a family-run business creating hand-poured candles from 100% Midwest soy wax. Founded by Tasha and Josh Ricker, the company began in their kitchen and has grown into a full-time operation known for its clean-burning, long-lasting scents. As a registered Pride of Dakota company, Little Town celebrates its home state with unique fragrances, like Enchanted Highway, a customer favorite that blends salty ozone, vanilla and amber musk.

If you’re anything like me, winter makes it hard to get up. Why fight it? Embrace it with Mosaic Weighted Blankets. They’re made in Austin by a talented team of seamstresses and come in a variety of styles and sizes. You’ll also find weighted lap pads and shoulder pads if you want a little comfort but still have things you need to get done.

A cozy holiday toast by the fire deserves a glass as special as the moment. Each North Drinkware piece is handblown in Portland, with a detailed 3D mountain molded from real U.S. Geological Survey data. It takes more than two days and over a dozen steps to craft every glass, making each one a true work of art. With everything made in the USA, from the glass to the packaging, these pieces are a perfect gift for anyone who loves the outdoors, great design, or a beautiful way to raise a cheer this season.

Way out, at the foot of a mountain and on the edge of the desert in Northern Nevada, you’ll find John and Rachel Bogard’s Planet X Pottery, a “solar powered oasis” featuring four galleries and a working pottery studio. John has been studying and making pottery for decades, and Planet X’s output is truly unique and very Nevada. Enter the desert and visit Planet X before you return.

There’s nothing quite like crawling into bed on a cold winter’s night. And you’ll be even more comfortable with the bed sheets from Southern Drawl. “From Field to Fabric,” these sheets are Made in the USA, supporting Georgia farmers. Plus, Southern Drawl’s Enviroloom technology allows them to achieve those white-colored sheets without harsh chemicals. And did we mention they sell towels, too? This Tifton company is a great choice for anyone who’s looking for some home products this year.

Treat your senses with a Velvet Whiskey candle in gorgeous custom-blended scents, like Bluegrass Bourbon, Peppermint Mocha or Brandied Cranberry, and give your candle the stage it deserves by pairing it with a holder crafted from authentic Kentucky bourbon barrel staves—all made in Southeastern Kentucky. Velvet Whiskey sources the natural soy for its candles from American farmers.

Have you always wanted to be a plant parent but were too scared you’d forget to water them every day? Fear no more: WicR is a self-watering product that makes it a lot easier. All you have to do is place the WicR at the bottom of your pot, cover it with soil, and place your plant in. Then, after an initial watering, the WicR will self-water your plant for seven to ten days. A game-changer for plant care!

“Lamp manufacturing” might kinda sound dull to passersby but you haven’t seen a lamp made by the W. Kohler Lamp and Shade Company. The mesquite wooden bases and 100% copper shades are entirely handcrafted and require dozens of manufacturing processes to produce. If you’re trying to achieve a Southwest style for your home décor, these are a must-have.

Family-owned R&W Family Mercantile in Cheyenne, Wyo. makes its wares from wood collected in the mountains! From it, R&W creates decor, accessories, barn quilts and patterns for others to make themselves. Browse its extensive ornament collection. Mountain style at home, you’ll like it.

Furniture

Blue Ridge Chair Works are handmade in Asheville. This portable outdoor furniture company has been handcrafting for over 30 years. They pride their product on being long-lasting and timeless, and source most of their wood from the northwestern part of the Tar Heel State.

When native West Virginian Gat Caperton entered business school in the 90s, he knew he wanted to own and operate a manufacturing business in his home state. So, when he graduated, he made a full-court press to buy out a Berkeley Springs furniture manufacturer. And it worked. Gat acquired a furniture-making business in 1996, just a few years before the China Shock hit and a flood of imported furniture hit the U.S. market. Inauspicious timing but Gat Creek fought to differentiate itself from the imports by delivering unparalleled American-made quality. Today, the brand’s solid-wood dining room, bedroom and living room furniture celebrates the artisans who sign and date each of the pieces they craft.

The Hat Rack Guy is Rich Sartain, a veteran showing his love for western decor with his American-made catalog of it. Using locally sourced wood, he crafts hat, boot, gun, bathroom and towel racks. Seriously, this is the place for racks. A great functional item for any house or barn.

This manufacturer from the greater Little Rock area produces furniture “tailored for modern spaces” while preserving traditional craftsmanship, and it shows; each sleek piece from Naturalstated Fabricators is the result of expert design and craftsmanship. The prices reflect the quality, and vary by design, finish and product dimension.

Manufacturing in Rhode Island for more than 25 years, Seaside Casual wants you to be more comfortable lounging on your weekends! Its outdoor furniture is crafted from premium materials like Envirowood, a recycled marine-grade polymer, so you don’t have to worry about it tarnishing over time. You can trust Seaside Casual to be transparent with its sourcing, clearly noting which products may include imported components.

An independent, family-owned company in Destin, Sunrise Chair Co. makes its chairs locally with the finest Georgia white timber oak and fabric manufactured in South Carolina.

Kitchen

Is there anything more American than a grill? Americana Grills certainly doesn’t think so. Since 1959, this company (owned by the Meco corporation) has been making extremely classic grills in Greenville. You’ll love making burgers and hot dogs in the summer months (or, depending on how warm it is where you live, even in the winter!). In an environment where the manufacturing of many grills has been outsourced, Americana Grills is keeping it right here.

The Great Alaskan Bowl Company hand-carves and -crafts timeless wooden bowls in Fairbanks from local birch. But these vessels are not only decorative. The company’s special curing process makes each bowl fully usable in the kitchen. In partnership with the National Forest Foundation, the Great Alaskan Bowl Company plants a tree for every bowl sold.

Do you know where your baking powder comes from? Mine – made by Clabber Girl – comes from Terre Haute. Clabber Girl, which you’ve undoubtedly seen in a grocery store aisle, has been a trusted brand for more than 150 years. It makes corn starch and baking soda, too! A good stocking stuffer for the baker on your list.

Since 1896, Lodge Cast Iron has been forging cookware in South Pittsburg. Now, they operate two foundries and are continuing to provide high quality, American-made cast iron pans. Perfect for any cooks in your life! (Only Lodge’s cast iron products are made in the U.S.; check labels.)

It doesn’t get more Maryland than crab. What better way to celebrate your love for this seafood haven than with The Sheller? Invented by musician Shelby Blondell, this ingenious product doubles as a mallet and picker for crabs and a bottle opener. Super valuable if you’re looking towards some outdoor gatherings this summer and ready to chow down on crab, lobster or oysters.

The husband-and-wife duo behind Treeworks source the wood they use from the trees near their house to handmake kitchen utensils. It helps that the husband is a certified arborist! The collection isn’t limited to your normal fork, knife and spoon; the company has invented a few fun hybrid items too, like the foon and spoontula!

Tools

Founded, owned and operated by a graduate of the Colorado School of Mines, Dan’s Whetstone sources all the materials it turns into files and bench stones from its own quarries. Sharpen your knives and other tools on genuine black Arkansas novaculite, which the company highlights as the rarest and finest abrasive stone in existence.

If you live out on a big spread of land, you’re probably toting a chainsaw to clear trees or maintain your property on a regular basis but throwing it into your tractor is a hazard for both you and your expensive equipment. Years of testing and lived experience have refined GearHaul‘s Made in Chanute universal mount chainsaw storage. It’s easy to mount and safe. While you’re shopping, grab bucket and tool mounts for your tractor, too. You know you’ll need them!

Looking for a great gift for the amateur repairman or auto mechanic in your circle? TEKTON is a family-owned hand tool company based in Grand Rapids that cuts, engraves, and polishes U.S.-sourced steel for wrenches, screwdrivers, ratchets and so much more. Each tool in the Made in USA collection is manufactured entirely in the United States with U.S.-made materials. Disclaimer: not all TEKTON products are American-made, but country-of-origin details are listed for every item on their website.

In 2013, after being challenged by a knife maker friend to “make your own damn knife,” Jahred Gamez went ahead and made a pair of his own in his garage. Now it’s no longer a challenge but a business. Water Oak Forge makes tools for the blacksmith or the metal artist. You can also get a cool little $6.50 anvil-shaped bottle opener, otherwise unadorned, “for anyone looking to try their hand at forging with basic tools.”

Pets

Snuggle season gets an upgrade with the Barker Beds orthopedic dog bed — a gift that truly cares for your pup. Crafted in the Reading with premium materials and backed by a clinical study for comfort and joint relief, this bed is the cozy retreat every dog deserves. With its supportive foam and stylish design, it’s an exceptional holiday gift for your own four-legged friend!

Bring some wag-worthy joy to the holidays with Cycle Dog, a woman-owned company in Portland, making eco-friendly gear for dogs who love to play. Every collar, leash, toy and bed is crafted in the USA using recycled materials, keeping millions of inner tubes and bottles out of landfills. Durable, sustainable and made by a team of passionate makers (and their pups), these gifts are perfect for anyone who wants to spoil their dog, spread a little holiday cheer, and do good for the planet all at once.

Give your pup the gift of comfy walks with the FRONT Harness, a no-pull, adjustable harness made in the USA. Durable and comfortable, it’s even packaged in American-made materials. A perfect gift for the furry family member who deserves something special under the tree.

New Cat Condos manufactures their cat trees in sunny Phoenix, Ariz. They make a wide variety of cat trees and scratching posts. Whether you’re looking for a simple scratching post or an intricate tunnel tree to fascinate your feline, New Cat Condos has a wonderful selection for your kitty companions.

Giftables

If you like glassware, you’ve come to the right place: The Blenko Glass Company makes bowls, vases, drinkware, ornaments, water bottles, sun catchers and other little oddities – like my favorite: The West Virginia cryptid collector’s trio, which includes little replicas of the Grafton monster, the Flatwoods monster and (of course) the mothman of Point Pleasant.

Blessed Hex is a Wilmington-based company born during the Covid-19 pandemic that hand pours scented candles, but it’s not just an olfactory experience you’re purchasing; each product comes with a spooky backstory written out with it. These candles are a vibe. Try its signature fragrance, Nefertiti’s Sarcophagus, which the company calls “a sophisticated take on fresh linen.”

Imagine sitting on your porch, closing your eyes and hearing the soft noises of a windchime. That can be your reality with Wind River Chimes. Based in Manassas Park, Wind River has been making these relaxing pieces since 1986. Head to its website, where you can hear what your chosen chimes will sound like before placing your order. All are wonderful, but Wind River’s Corinthian Bells 78-inch chimes produce the deepest tone on offer. Such a unique gift!

Handcrafted in Billings, Mont., Rock Creek Soaps brings the beauty of the Rockies to every bath. Founded on family values and environmental care, the company makes sulfate-, paraben- and phthalate-free soaps, bath bombs, scrubs and moisturizers that are gentle on skin and kind to the planet. With compostable and recyclable packaging and a mission that supports at-risk women and youth through internships and job training, Rock Creek Soaps makes gifting feel good inside and out.

Delicious smelling candles hand-poured in D.C.’s NoMa neighborhood, all Witchie Wicks products are made from organic soy that is U.S.-grown. Founder Lauren Witchie emphasizes sustainability, and all the candles are packaged minimally to reduce waste. A perfect stocking stuffer that’s good for the planet!

Food & Drink

Back in the 1970s, Fred Smith discovered a passion for growing jalapeno peppers, and he wanted to share his bounty with friends and family by supplying his own farm-to-table hot sauce, making as much as 50-100 gallons per year. He kept refining his recipe for 20 years until finally launching Alabama Sunshine in 1995. Today, Alabama Sunshine makes delicious farm-to-table hot sauces, BBQ sauces, jams and relishes that celebrate Southern tradition and local pepper growers.

Owning and operating the only commercial flour mill in Alaska, the Alaska Flour Company family grows and grinds their own whole-grain barley to make their original line of pre-made mixes for baked goods, soups and grains for breakfast, lunch, dinner and dessert! Because they’re using whole-grain barley, it’s high in fiber and low in fat, gluten and cholesterol.

Wake up and smell the aloha! Big Island Coffee Roasters turns your daily cup into a mini vacation with beans grown, roasted and packed right in Hawaii. Everything is small-batch roasted to perfection and shipped fresh from the farm, so it tastes like paradise in every pour. It’s a cozy, feel-good gift for anyone who loves great coffee – or just wants to start their mornings with a little island sunshine. Cheers to the Holidays!

Dave Hill has always been passionate about candy making, but it wasn’t until 2014, eight years after he moved to the nation’s capital, that he turned that passion into a business. The Capital Candy Jar makes all its delicious confections by hand just a few blocks away from the U.S. Capitol building. There’s multiple holiday and winter gift box options, making this an easy way to gift sweet treats. Plus: It sells this decadent Advent calendar with truffles! A must for anyone who believes the best way to celebrate the holidays is with sweets!

When you need something done right, like a cocktail that’ll cure your hangover, you sometimes gotta do it yourself. But don’t buy all those Bloody Mary ingredients; buy a pack of ready-made Devil Daves Bloody Mary Sticks. They’re TSA-safe and (as the company points out) airlines typically serve tomato juice on commercial flights. So, make it happen: If you share a photo of yourself enjoying an airbound Bloody Mary made with Devil Daves, the company will give you a discount off your next purchase.

Fascia’s Chocolates is a family-owned confectioner that has been making its fine chocolates the old-fashioned way in Waterbury for more than 60 years. Time-honored methods of stirring in a copper kettle and cooling on a marble slab are the recipe for every delicacy made in-house, by hand.

The Hatch Chile Store in New Mexico’s Hatch Valley procures from thousands of acres of prime farmland and has been in the produce business for more than 100 years. If chiles are your game, the Hatch store offers many varieties to add to your Mexican-flavored dishes.

A family-owned business, Holmes Made Salsa in Wichita, offers a wide selection of salsa, relishes, jellies, mustards and BBQ sauce that make tasty stocking stuffers. All items are handcrafted in small batches using local, garden-fresh produce. Holmes began in 1924, and today its product line features salsa and pepper spreads that are gluten-free, with no added sugars or high-fructose corn syrup.

Founded in 1901, the Idaho Candy Company has been making its candy in house since 1901. Over the last 120 years, the confectioner has released over 50 different candy bars but has stayed true to these original flavors: Idaho Spud, Old Faithful, Cherry Cocktail Bar and Huckleberry Gems. They’re a great novelty gift.

They have been baking Mississippi Cheese Straws in Yazoo City for the past 80 years. It’s mom’s recipe turned into a family-owned company that has created a unique Mississippi treat. The cheese straws are baked and shipped fresh daily to locations worldwide. Makes a great stocking stuffer.

If you’re looking for a new brew in the morning, look no further! Panorama Farm grows its coffee in Puerto Rico. Alongside its arabica bean coffee, the company invests in social impact farming. It sells coffee grounds, beans and mugs! All proceeds from coffee sales are directly invested in their entrepreneurial education program for young students. Panorama Farm is helping to inspire and assist the next generation of business owners.

Want to shop Made in America in person?

There is something undeniably magical about browsing aisles of lovely knick-knacks to a soundtrack of classic holiday hits. If you’re searching for an alternative to online shopping that keeps you out of the import emporium that malls have uniformly become, check out our list of physical stores that specialize in locally made goods, and let us know if we missed any! (Note that some of these stores sell imported items alongside their Made in USA products, so be sure to check production information and labeling.)

Alabama: Alabama Goods

Kentucky: A Taste of Kentucky

Maryland: Shop Made in MD

Michigan: Made in the Mitten; The Upper Peninsula Supply Co.; City Bird

Mississippi: Made in Mississippi

Montana: Handmade in Montana

Nebraska: Made in Omaha

New Hampshire: New Hampshire Made

New Jersey: Just Jersey Goods

New Mexico: Made in New Mexico

New York: Brooklyn Made

North Carolina: Made in NC

North Dakota: Unglued

Pennsylvania: PA Wilds Marketplace

Rhode Island: Made from RI

South Dakota: The Shops SD

Tennessee: Made in TN

Texas: Texas by Texans

Utah: Made in Utah

Vermont: Handmade in Vermont

Virginia: Shop Made in VA

Washington: Made in Washington

Wisconsin: Smith’s Mercantile; LoCoWisCo

Wyoming: 307 Made

District of Columbia: Shop Made in DC

Puerto Rico: Hecho en Puerto Rico

Previous Editions of the AAM Made in America Holiday Gift Guide:

2024 | 2023 | 2022 | 2021 | 2020 | 2019 | 2018 | 2017 | 2016 | 2015 | 2014 | 2013

AAM’s Cathalijne Adams, Maren Buma, Jeff Bonior, Meghan Hasse, Matt McMullan, Elise Noonan and Jenn Snyder authored the 2025 AAM Made in America Holiday Gift Guide. Special thanks to Kieran Daly and Maria Gallagher at Winking Fish, Josh Kalven at Lone Pine Creative, and Scott Treibitz at Tricom Associates.

Full Disclosure: The Alliance for American Manufacturing does not receive a commission from purchases made through the above links, nor was the organization or author paid for favorable coverage.

The Made in America Holiday Gift Guide is intended to highlight companies that support American jobs and that make great products in the United States. We rely on the companies listed to provide accurate information regarding their domestic operations and their products. Each company featured is individually responsible for labeling and advertising their products according to applicable standards, such as the Federal Trade Commission’s “Made in USA” standard or California’s “Made in USA” labeling law. We do not review individual products for compliance or claim that because a company is listed in the guide that their products comply with specific labeling or advertising standards. Our focus is on supporting companies that create American jobs.

For more on the Federal Trade Commission’s standards for “Made in USA” claims and California’s “Made in USA” labeling law, please also read this guest post by Dustin Painter and Kristi Wolff of Kelly Drye & Warren, LLP.