C.C. Moo
Stoughton, Wisconsin
About C.C. Moo
C.C. Moo is a specialized but important clothing line catering to families with infants and toddlers that must be fed with a G-tube. In 2015, Anna Olson gave birth her son, Caleb, only to find out just before leaving the hospital that Caleb had a rare genetic disorder that required him to be fed daily through a G-tube for survival. Anna and her husband, Luke, had to wake and undress Caleb every time they needed to hook up the tube, which created a host of difficulties. So, they launched C.C. Moo in the hopes of offering stylish and discrete clothing that also makes life a little easier for families like theirs. More than 350 conditions require tube feeding and nearly 500,000 patients use tube feeding today, 43% of which are children.
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Channel Craft
North Charleroi, Pennsylvania
About Channel Craft
Channel Craft has been making old-fashioned toys in the United States for four decades, from games and puzzles to the company’s line of “edu-tainment products.” Looking for unique SWAG for an upcoming conference? You can add a logo to the company’s line of kazoos, tops, and wooden whistles.
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City Threads
Los Angeles, California
About City Threads
For colorful, unbothered kids’ clothing and school uniform basics, check out City Threads. The Los Angeles-based brand offers a “Style 411” for every single item on its website, identifying fabric source, cutting and sewing location, and sustainability. But here’s where this brand scores some extra points from me — If you’ve got a sensitive kiddo who absolutely cannot stand zippers, buttons or snaps (hey, I don’t blame them!), City Thread has a special category of “Sensory Friendly” clothing.
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Colorful Bunch
San Francisco, California
About Colorful Bunch
Colorful Bunch is 100% committed to making clothes for babies and kids in the United States. Each part of their supply chain is domestic — their organic cotton is grown in Texas, finished in North Carolina, designed and dyed near Colorful Bunch’s home base in San Francisco, and cut and sewn in North Carolina and Los Angeles. The result is clothing with fun and bright colors and fruit-themed designs that are sure to delight. Colorful Bunch even sells adult clothing, so you can match with your little ones! If you’re in the San Francisco area, check out Colorful Bunch’s in-person store location!
Cra-Z-Art
Randolph, New Jersey
About Cra-Z-Art
Looking for a kid gift that will spark a little creativity? Cra-Z-Art makes a number of its arts products in the United States, from finger paint to pencils and even puzzles. The company announced last year it is expanding its U.S. manufacturing capabilities — but be sure to check the country of origin label, as some of its products are imported.
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Crayola
Easton, Pennsylvania
About Crayola
For more than a 100 years, Crayola has been making crayons, chalk, markers, and more at two factories in Pennsylvania. The iconic company sold their first box of crayons, which had eight colors, for five cents. Since then, the company has become a household name.
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Crazy Aarons
Norristown, Pennsylvania
About Crazy Aarons
Crazy Aarons brings creativity to life with their famous Thinking Putty, made right in Pennsylvania. From shimmering 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!
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Fairy Finery
Minnesota
About Fairy Finery
Dress up clothes are a great way to encourage kids to be creative, especially during cold winter months when playing outside isn’t always an option. Fairy Finery makes dresses, capes, fairy wings, adventure wear, shields, hats and crowns, and more to help your little one transform into a superhero, knight, princess, wizard, magician, and more!
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Farmmm
Brooklyn, New York
About Farmmm
Farmmm‘s soft sculptures and toys comes from the mind of multidisciplinary artist Sasha Topolnytska, who designs and handmakes each of them in Brooklyn. Browse around and discover strangely thought-provoking objects to fill your home or kid’s bedroom.
