Cutco
Olean, New York
About Cutco
The knives made by Cutco are “guaranteed forever.” The company, which is represented by the United Steelworkers (USW), has been more than for 70 years at its factory in Olean. All of Cutco’s knives are American-made, and the brand is “committed to keeping it that way.” Cutco offers individual knives and sets that make for a great gift. Reader Pick
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Cydwoq
Burbank, California
About Cydwoq
Cydwoq handcrafts their products to make unique and timeless shoes using environmentally-friendly materials. They make their shoes and bags out of biodegradeable glues and leathers in a clean and bright environment. Established in 1996, Cydwoq manufactures boots, sandals, and more for all occasions.
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Dakota Drum Company
Rapid City, South Dakota
About Dakota Drum Company
This Native-owned business has been making traditional Native American buffalo hide drums for 30 years. All Dakota Drum Company hides are hand-scraped, and each item is handpainted by Lakota artist Sonja Holy Eagle. The company also sells hide paintings, ledger art, and offers customized paintings. If you appreciate Native American artistry, visit their website or Etsy store – or, if you’re in western South Dakota, their downtown Rapid City storefront.
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Dakota Tin Works
Estelline, South Dakota
About Dakota Tin Works
Master tinsmith Karl-Josef Schmidt of Dakota Tin Works creates stunning art and authentic tinware including pierced tin lanterns, old-fashioned twisted tin icicles and Christmas ornaments with a modern twist, inspired by his German roots. The family business really took off in 2020 when Karl left his job as a history teacher in pursuit of creating and researching tinsmithing. The company uses tinplate made in Chicago and Pennsylvania to ensure the highest quality goods.
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Dana Chieco Studio
Los Angeles, California
About Dana Chieco Studio
Each piece of ceramic pottery made by artist Dana Chieco at her Dana Chieco Studio in Los Angeles is handcrafted, so you know your piece will be unlike any other. You can browse the collection online, or check it out in person at select L.A.-area retailers. Reader Pick
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Danfoth Pewter
Middlebury, Vermont
About Danfoth Pewter
Danforth Pewter’s history stretches all the way to 1775. For nearly a century, the Danforth family made pewter their lifeblood. But then, in the late 19th century, Chinese imports popularized cheap porcelain and glass, and pewter fell out of favor. The Danforth family’s pewter tradition came to a close in 1873… or so it seemed. In 1975, Fred Danforth decided that he would revive the business and apprenticed with artisans to restore his family’s tradition. Today, the company is on solid ground and offers oh so many giftable goods at a variety price-points, from holiday ornaments to photo frames to jewelry to keyrings — all made of timeless pewter handcrafted in Middlebury, Vt.
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Daniel Miller Leather
Riverton, Wyoming
About Daniel Miller Leather
Looking for a keepsake that is one-of-a-kind? Daniel Miller Leather makes custom leather creations including picture frames, leather framed mirrors, leather accents for furniture, custom cowboy gear and more. The products are handmade in Wyoming, and although the designs take some time to complete, you can rest assured that the products you receive are made right here in the USA.
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Dapper Woodworks
Sachse, Texas
About Dapper Woodworks
Based in the Lone Star State, Dapper Woodworks makes handcrafted “menswear organization solutions and accessories,” including tie and belt racks, valet stands, shoe horns, lapel pins, and more. The company’s customizable American-made goods make a great gift for the stylish man in your life, or one who needs a little help organizing his stuff.
Dare and Co.
Virginia
About Dare and Co.
When she founded her clothing company in 2016, Rebekah Murray set out to create the kind of dresses she so desperately wanted – clothing that was “timeless, feminine, and practical” and could be fully functional in her life as an ardent traveler and professional photographer. She’s achieved that with dresses that have the timeless elegance of vintage silhouettes without any of the fussiness. Even better, many of the company’s dresses boast pockets, a far too rare practicality in women’s clothing. Committed to ethically manufacturing clothing of the highest quality, Murray transitioned from production in Guatemala to Virginia, where she can bring a personal touch to every piece. Today, Dare & Co. has expanded to selling personalized gift boxes that contain imported items, but its line of dresses is still Made in USA.