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Clothing and Accessories

4T2D

Burlington, Vermont

About 4T2D

4T2D describes itself as “a clothing brand that is made for joy seekers, adventurers, and everyday life enthusiasts.: Designed and manufactured all under one roof in Burlington’s South End, 4T2D says it is making everything “in our backyard, so you can wear it in yours.”

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Motorcycle Gear

Aerostitch

Duluth, Minnesota

About Aerostitch

Do you have a motorcycle rider in your life? Check out the apparel and related gear from Aerostich! All of the company’s products are all handcrafted in Duluth, Minn. and are promoted as “a piece of equipment,” rather than a fashion statement, designed to make riding easier and safer.

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Clothing and Apparel

All American Clothing

Arcanum, Ohio

About All American Clothing

When Lawson Nickol discovered that the company for which he worked had begun to outsource the production of its jeans, he resigned and went on to found All American Clothing, which pledges to support the American economy in all aspects of its business. Nickol’s company has been featuered on CNN, Good Morning America, and PBS. All American Clothing sells a wide array of clothing for men and women online. 

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Khakis

All American Khakis

Thomson, Georgia

About All American Khakis

All American Khakis is a family-owned chain on a mission to grow manufacturing in the United States. Their khakis include a Smörgåsbord of selections, from seasonal to trendy five-inch shorts, all made in Thomson from start to finish.

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Clothing and Apparel

All USA Clothing

Keego Harbor, Michigan

About All USA Clothing

Over 40 years ago, Michigan-based All USA Clothing set out to provide the best possible clothes for the men and women of America’s auto assembly lines. In 2006, the company expanded to fulfill all Americans’ clothing needs, working with other “Made in the USA” manufacturers such as New Balance, Wigwam, Union Line, and Carhartt to ensure the excellence and affordability of their products. 

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BABY CLOTHES

Alpine Baby Co

Whitefish, Montana

About Alpine Baby Co

Santa baby, please bring all the darling Montana-made, organic baby clothes under the tree! Alpine Baby Co. is a small, family-run business, manufacturing a variety of goods including clothing, adorable knit winter hats, moccasins, toys, teethers, art prints, and so much more for babies, toddlers and pre-schoolers. But don’t wait to make your purchase, as everything is made to order.

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APPAREL

always.a.line

Honolulu Hawaii

About always.a.line

The dresses, jumpsuits, and more made by always.a.line aren’t just pieces of clothing — they’re pieces of art. The company’s one-of-a-kind patterns are printed on custom-knitted jersey fabric at knitting mills and printers in the continental United States, then sent to Hawaii for final production. always.a.line makes clothing for both kids and adults.

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Hoodies and Other Apparel

American Giant

North Carolina

About American Giant

American Giant is the maker of what Slate magazine once dubbed the “Greatest Hoodie Ever Made.” Founder Bayard Winthrop launched the brand in 2011 after being repeatedly told that nobody could make a sweatshirt in the United States. American Giant’s innovation and strategic business decisions have led to its continued success, as much of its merchandise is routinely sold out.  

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Eyewear

American Optical

Vernon Hills, Illinois

About American Optical

American Optical (AO) has made eyewear in the United States since 1833 (!!!) and is a big part of the American story. The first company to provide goggles to U.S. military pilots, AO claims to have created the aviator style of sunglasses with those it began making for U.S. Army Air Corps pilots in 1935. Dwight Eisenhower, Ted Williams, Robert DeNiro, and John F. Kennedy are among the luminaries known to have worn the brand’s glasses, and AO made a special set for the Apollo 11 crew (now are on display on the Smithsonian). AO frames are still American-made, at a facility in Chicago. (As a note, while all of AO’s frames are made in the U.S., they are made with imported materials, and their lenses are manufactured abroad).

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