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Bags, Apparel and Accessories

Faribault Woolen Mill Company

Faribault, Minnesota

About Faribault Woolen Mill Company

One of the few remaining vertical woolen mills in America, the fifth generation of Faribault craftsmen and women weave the finest wool and cotton, producing the heirloom-quality work that upholds the Faribault name. Today, the Faribault Woolen Mill Company offers bags, apparel, and accessories in addition to its signature blankets. 

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Socks

Farm to Feet

Mount Airy, North Carolina

About Farm to Feet

Farm to Feet’s performance and everyday socks for men, women, and children, set themselves a cut above the rest of the sock industry in that the company’s entire supply chain is manufcatured in America, from the sheep who provide the merino wool to the materials in its point-of-sale displays. Farm to Feet also offers a lifetime guarantee for the durability and performance of its socks. 

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Textile Manufacturing

Finger Lake Textiles

Waterloo, New York

About Finger Lake Textiles

With a workforce of more than 50 employees, textile manufacturer Finger Lake Textiles makes a variety of winter apparel and headwear for everyone from small start-up companies to the United States Armed Forces. The company uses American-sourced materials whenever possible, and notably provides employment for veterans and people with intellectual or developmental disabilities.

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Leather Goods

Fox Creek Leather

Independence, Virginia

About Fox Creek Leather

Fox Creek Leather has evolved over 40 years to become a highly-reputed leather outfitter, selling motorcycle-related products with lifetime guarantees, such as jackets, boots, and bags. The company has held fast to its committment to offering excellent merchandise by sourcing its products from American craftsmen and small businesses. 

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Socks and Stuff

Freaker USA

Troy, North Carolina

About Freaker USA

Freaker’s sense of humor permates all of its work, earning its socks and coozies a cult following. What better way to celebrate your favorite NFL team than by wearing the smiling face of its best player in knit form on your feet? If you’re a fan of ridiculous puns, you’re a fan of Freaker. Some classic Freaker punny socks include: “Tupacca,” a presenting Tupac version of Chewbacca, and “Grand Theft Otter,” merging the adorable otter of whimsy and hand-holding fun with the “Grand Theft Auto” video game of infamous violence and car pursuits, because… why not?

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Jackets

Fulsus USA

Leadville, Colorado

About Fulsus USA

Fulsus USA a portmanteau of the two words “Full” and “Suspension” for full suspension of the elements — when you wear Fulsus gear, you will suspend elements such as cold, wind, and rain. Also of note: Fulsus USA was named one of the top 25 manufacturers in Colorado in 2014.

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Men's Shirts

Gambert Shirts

Newark, New Jersey

About Gambert Shirts

If you’re looking to give a shirt this holiday season, then you have to check out Gambert Shirts. The family-owned company has been making shirts in Newark for almost a century, and will customize their shirts with a selection of over 1,500 fabrics and countless designs. When it comes to quality and uniqueness, you can’t go wrong with their great designs and Made in America quality. 

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Shirts and Ties

Gitman Brothers

Ashland, Pennsylvania

About Gitman Brothers

The precision, quality, and durability that the U.S. military, the Gitman Brothers’ largest customer in the 1930s, required is the same craftsmanship exhibited in Gitman’s dress shirts and ties today. Refined but low maintenance, these shirts are defined by the Gitman family’s attention to detail and their preservation of American craftsmanship.

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Vintage-Inspired Shirts

Gitman Vintage

Lafayette, Tennessee

About Gitman Vintage

One of the “few remaining shirtmakers with all our production based of the USA,” Gitman Vintage is a Tennessee continuation of a 90-year tradition. Gitman’s apparel ranges from festive to formal, featuring chalk buttons, double-tracked stitching, and a well-tailored fit that brings the charm of the past into balance with the appeal of the present. Looking to the future, Gitman hopes that manufacturers will return to the United States – but for now, they are one brand that remains committed to sewing and selling in America.

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