MADE*HERE NEW YORK
New York, New York
About MADE*HERE NEW YORK
Fashion designer Karyn Villante created MADE*HERE NEW YORK, a line of sweaters and blankets that is designed to give “consumers an outlet to shop with a conscience.” As its name states, the company manufacturers its products in New York, using recycled yarns or natural fibers such as cotton that is grown in the United States. The company’s products have been sold in stores like West Elm.
Magnolia Loom
Sandersville, Georgia
About Magnolia Loom
Magnolia Loom makes 100% USA-grown and sewn garments, using cotton that is sourced from throughout the state of Georgia. The company makes apparel for a number of organizations, but you can also shop a selection of T-shirts on its website, including many that feature Peach State-themed prints.
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Mainers
Trenton, Maine
About Mainers
If you want the best possible protection from the extreme cold, it’s hard to do better than the gloves and mittens from Mainers. The same company behind Mainers is also behind TempShield, who makes commercial-grade protective gear that can withstand temperatures as low as -320.8 degrees Fahrenheit! Mainers gear is not quite that intense, but if the company can make it work at that level of cold, then they can definitely provide you with the best protection possible for those freezing January days. Mainers products are sewn in Trenton, Maine, with over 95% of the materials being sourced from the USA!
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Makers Market
Walnut Creek, California
About Makers Market
This California-based online store presents a curated selection of makers and their handmade goods from across America.
Maptote
Brooklyn, New York
About Maptote
From the first piece of cotton to the last stitch, Maptote’s products are entirely made in Brooklyn, New York. Originally offering canvas tote bags that allowed you to carry your hometown with you wherever you might go through a map printed onto the bag, Maptote has now expanded to offer notecards, wine totes, posters, and apparel. Since the founding of the company as the perfect union of the cartographer and stylist married couple who began it, Maptote has collaborated with J. Crew, Martha Stewart, Kitson, and many others. (Be sure to check labels as a small percentage of other products on Maptote’s website are imported.)
Maui Girl
Paia, Hawaii & Los Angeles, California
About Maui Girl
Maui Girl founder Debbie Kowalski Wilson has lived on the island since 1969, and has been in the apparel business since 1978, when she opened a clothing boutique that was popular with celebrities. But it wasn’t until 1985, when she heard the song “Maui Girl” on the radio, that she began the swimwear business that exists today. Some of these swimsuits are made on the island, while others are made in Los Angeles. All of them use fabric sourced from California. Maui Girl is the perfect choice for any pool or beach trips this summer: just ask Sports Illustrated, which has featured Maui Girl’s swimsuits over 48 times! (Just keep in mind that the Maui Girl website also sells products from third-parties that are not USA-made; check labels!)
MishMocc
Youngstown, Ohio
About MishMocc
MishMoccs’ darling handmade leather baby and toddler moccasins caught our eyes, but the company’s commitment to supporting veterans through employment and donation put some extra heart behind the brand. Designed to meet the American Academy of Pediatrics’ recommendations, MishMoccs’ soft-soled shoes promote healthy foot development and come in a rainbow of colors and patterns. The company’s sheep shearling limited edition moccasins are an especially cozy gift for early walkers this winter. And while you’re shopping for the littlest people in your life, treat mom with one of MishMocc’s sumptuous leather bags as well.
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Mister Bandana
New York City, New York
About Mister Bandana
In New York’s historic garment district, Mister Bandana is helping revive the U.S. clothing industry by making beautifully designed bandanas. Mister Bandana sources cotton from the Carolinas, prints their bandanas in Virginia, New York and the Carolinas, and sews them in the Carolinas and in their home base in NYC. Founders Josh and Roko committed to U.S. manufacturing when they started Mister Bandana in 2018, and it’s certainly paid off!
Mokuyobi
Los Angeles, California
About Mokuyobi
Do you want your life to become a bit more colorful? Then you have to check out Los Angeles-based Mokuyobi. The pastels and quirky designs of Mokuyobi’s women’s clothes and bags will be sure to stand out.
