American Dog
Commerce City, Colorado
About American Dog
American Dog offers an eclectic mix of dog toys that are all Made in America, perfect for playing fetch or tug of war. There’s even a line of holiday-themed toys.
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American Eco Furniture
Athens, Georgia
About American Eco Furniture
American Eco Furniture's heirloom-quality solid wood furniture is handcrafted in America.
American Fur
Windsor Mill, Maryland
About American Fur
For a durable glove, you can’t do better than the options from American Fur. The Maryland company works with licensed hunters in the Mid-Atlantic region to source white tail, non-farmed deer skin that then gets turned into high quality leather gloves.
American Giant
San Francisco, California
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. The California-based company continues to manufacture their products in Middlesex, North Carolina.
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American Hats LLC
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
About American Hats LLC
The American Hats LLC factory in Philadelphia has been operating for 102 years, making it one of the oldest hat manufacturers in the United States. Since 2015 it’s been owned by Rev. Georgiette Morgan-Thomas. Before getting into the hat industry, Rev. Georgiette lived in New York City and was a civil rights activist. It was the inspiration of her grandmother and her Southern upbringing that developed her passion for hats. This company makes hats designed for fancier occasions for both wholesale and retail customers, and some of its products are made using 20th century equipment, meaning they’re truly made the old-fashioned way.
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American Landmaster
Johnson City, Tennessee
About American Landmaster
American Landmaster prioritizes USA production and materials for their Utility Terrain Vehicles (UTVs)— 70% of American LandMaster’s parts are sourced from the USA. Although they were recently purchased by Whisper Carts and are currently relocating from Indiana to Johnson City, Tenn., Landmaster’s products are still designed, engineered, bent, welded, powder-coated, assembled and tested here in the United States!
American Made Alpaca
Pleasant Valley, New York
About American Made Alpaca
Nothing beats a cozy sock. And you can’t get cozier than the socks from American Made Alpaca. Made from (of course!) Alpaca wool, these socks are both comfortable and breathable, so they can serve multiple purposes. Plus, when you buy a pair, you’re also supporting a pigeon sanctuary in American Made Alpaca’s hometown of Pleasant Valley. Cozy socks that support a good cause – can you ask for more? (You can: American Made Alpaca also sells hats, gloves and scarves!)
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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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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.
