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American Plastic Toys

Walled Lake, Michigan

About American Plastic Toys

From toy cars to play kitchens, American Plastic Toys has you covered when it comes to toys for your kids. You can find the company’s products at major retailers, including Walmart, Family Dollar, and Walgreens. Just remember to check labels as a small percentage of their products are Made in the US with imported components.

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Union-Made Clothing

American Roots

Portland, Maine

About American Roots

American Roots’ mission is to create good jobs in the United States, deliver a high quality product, and support a more sustainable way of life. After spending 12 years in Washington, D.C., Ben Waxman decided to move to Maine. After having a simple idea to bring back manufacturing into the United States, American Roots was born. Ben decided to partner with Polartec and create some of the warmest clothing up North. 

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State-Shaped Skillets

American Skillet Company

Wisconsin

About American Skillet Company

Show your state pride with a state shaped skillet made by American Skillet Company. This woman-owned brand earned recognition from Martha Stewart, who selected it as one of her inaugural “American Made Awards” in 2012. Each of the company’s cast iron skillets are hand crafted and pre-seasoned — and Made in Wisconsin from start to finish.

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Jam

American Spoon

Petoskey, Michigan

About American Spoon

“Give Jam, Spread Joy”- we couldn’t agree more! Family-owned American Spoon works closely with local farmers and emphasizes small batch production, preserving both classic and unique flavors of jam. From the popular Red Haven Peach preserves to the exclusive Holiday Jam, each item contains the authentic taste of locally grown Michigan fruit.

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WOODEN TOYS

American Toyworks

Columbia, Missouri

About American Toyworks

The wooden block sets from American Toyworks and Timberworks Toys are heirloom quality toys designed to encourage play and creativity. The company makes building block sets, dollhouses, and even kid-appropriate furniture. The brand is part of Traditions in Woodworking Inc., which makes custom cabinets and furniture. Reader Pick

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Trench Coats and Other Apparel

American Trench

Admore, Pennsylvania

About American Trench

Sourcing its goods from all around the United States (cashmere hats made in Texas, socks knit in Pennsylvania, cotton plaid made in North Carolina, etc.), American Trench offers luxury trench coats, outerwear accessories, and socks that aim to support the American economy. Their designs are clean with a vintage touch and a pinch of quirk–a combination sure to delight.   

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Whistles

American Whistle

Columbus, Ohio

About American Whistle

American Whistle makes all of its whistles at its factory in Columbus, and even offers tours of its factory. Whistles are priced quite affordably, including the Victory Pealess Whistle at $5.95.

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Textiles

American Woolen Company

Stafford Springs, Connecticut

About American Woolen Company

Founded in 1899, American Woolen Company is an iconic name in American textiles and once the world’s largest wool manufacturer. The company is currently out with a special collection that includes the Benton Carry On, a collaboration with luxury designer Graf Lantz. 

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Grills

Americana Grills

Greeneville, Tennessee

About Americana Grills

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 the majority of its classic grills’ components in Greeneville. 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.

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