Don't let the Fourth of July corner the market on holiday patriotism. Keep the U.S.A. pride flowing all year long by thinking beyond all the imports and putting American-made products first. We've found gifts proudly made in the U.S.A. to satisfy all interests — and budgets.
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Price: $120 from Amazon
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Outdoorsy types will appreciate a little something extra to keep the chill away around the campfire. Available in four colors, made-in-the-U.S.A. Yakima camp throws are woven in Pendleton's northwest U.S. mills from pure virgin wool and cotton.
Price: $13 from Amazon
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California-based Green Toys lives up to its name by making its full line of toys out of recycled milk jugs. This sturdy, sandbox-ready dump truck comes in three colors and is BPA-, PVC-, and phthalate-free. Green Toys is one of a dwindling number of U.S.-based toymakers.
Price: $56-$388 from Amazon
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Frye, well known for its long-lasting boots, has a large collection of made-in-America men's and women's styles. This cavalry-inspired pair is crafted from oiled leather and should be in your closet for years to come.
Price: $300 from Crate & Barrel
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The gold standard for any baker and a popular gift for newlyweds, the 325-watt Artisan stand mixer is assembled in Ohio. It features 10 speeds, a tilt-head design, and a 5-quart stainless-steel bowl. Although KitchenAid stand mixers are worth a splurge, they're also discounted every year around Black Friday. This one comes in dozens of colors and is compatible with attachments ranging from pasta makers to food processors.
Price: $40 from Amazon
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Skip that mass-produced teddy bear in favor of this heirloom-quality, New England-made toy. With a lifetime guarantee, it can be sent to the company’s “Bear Hospital” in Vermont for repair or replacement. Personalize it by filling in a ''This Bear belongs to'' tag on the back.
Price: $60 from Amazon
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Handmade in Arizona, this classic toiletry bag is made of hand-stitched American boar leather. Lined with water-resistant nylon and backed by a lifetime warranty, it can also be personalized with the recipient's initials.
Price: $15 from Uncommon Goods
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It's only fitting that this glass featuring the script from the Constitution is made in Pennsylvania. Perfect for your libation of choice, it's also dishwasher-safe. Declaration of Independence glasses are also available to stock your bar.
Price: $30 from West Elm
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A gorgeous addition to any well-curated bookshelf, these ceramic vases are hand-thrown, fired, and glazed by artist Judy Jackson in New York City. They come in three sizes and a dozen colors, ready to match any decor.
Price: $44 from Amazon
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A throwback to a time of simpler toys, this low-tech retro classic is still made in the U.S.A. The 100th anniversary tin comes with more than 150 pieces crafted from maple, including parts for walls, roofs, chimneys, porches, and fences, as well as figures representing cowboys and horses.
Price: $145 from Uncommon Goods
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Perfect for that sentimental someone, this 60-by-54-inch throw is woven in North Carolina and printed in Georgia. It can be personalized with names, birth years, and interests. Dozens of possible icons, from states to hobbies, help make it your own.
Price: $35 from Amazon
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Perfect for the little one or parent-to-be on your list, these alphabet blocks feature child-safe ink and are crafted in Michigan. Looking for something more offbeat? Uncle Goose makes blocks featuring planets, the periodic table, constellations, and several foreign languages.
Price: $27 from Amazon
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The perfect stocking stuffer for the person with way too many keys, the Chicago-made KeySmart keeps keys safely folded away, Swiss Army knife-style, so they don't scratch your phone or take up too much space in your pocket or purse. A loop at the end also holds larger key fobs.
Price: $118-$150 from Amazon
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The 68-inch Harmony mat, made from eco-friendly natural rubber without any PVC, EVA, or synthetics, has long been a favorite of yogis who despise slipping while they practice. It comes in more than a dozen colors and is made in the U.S.A. Jade also plants a tree for every mat sold.
Price: $100 from Walmart
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A guaranteed hit with toddlers and preschoolers, this play kitchen features frying and boiling sounds; a pull-out drawer and recycle bin; and several plates, cups, and utensils. Step2, which also makes outdoor toys such as wagons and water tables, manufactures everything in Northeast Ohio.
Price: Starting from $99 at Uncommon Goods
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Laser-cut, assembled, and framed in Michigan, these made-to-order wood topographical maps are perfect for the person who just can't wait to get back out on the water. More than 4,000 lakes and coastal regions are available, and some maps show up to eight layers of 3D depth and detail.
Price: $400 from Amazon
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Most cooks will tell you that All-Clad cookware lasts a lifetime if cared for properly. Made with American steel in Pennsylvania, this stick-resistant stainless-steel set features tri-ply construction and contoured handles. The pieces can be nested for convenient storage in small spaces. The set is dishwasher- and oven-safe, and can be used on induction cooktops.
Price: $4 from Target
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Naval engineer Richard James inadvertently invented the stair-descending spring during a failed attempt at making stabilizers for ships' instruments during World War II. After he sold a bunch to a department store in Philadelphia in 1945, demand became so great that James started mass-producing them there. Production eventually moved to Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania, where more than 300 million have been made to date.
Price: $20 from West Elm
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Show your civic pride with these whimsical canvas tote bags, which are designed in Brooklyn by artist Claudia Pearson and manufactured in Michigan. Choose from more than a dozen cities, each with different hand-drawn landmarks and icons.
Price: $17 from Amazon
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One of the best-known flashlight manufacturers, Mag-Lite is based in California and makes its entire product line in the U.S.A. The 226-lumen Mini Mag-Lite Pro, crafted from diamond-knurled aluminum, is a great stocking stuffer for anyone who needs a reliable flashlight to stash in a kitchen drawer or glove box.
Price: $100 from Brooks Brothers
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This classic wardrobe staple is constructed from American-grown Supima cotton in Brooks Brothers' North Carolina workrooms. Available in solids, stripes, and checks, it comes in four fits and can be monogrammed for the lucky recipient. You'll want to hurry, though, as the company is mulling bankruptcy and plant closures.
Price: $17 from L.L.Bean
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Among L.L.Bean's large range of American-made apparel and goods are these soft yarn socks, perfect for keeping feet warm during chilly winter weather. The quick-drying blend of cotton, nylon, and spandex wicks away sweat, too.
Price: $89 from Karen Kane
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Based in Los Angeles, Karen Kane still cuts and sews nearly all of its clothing in the U.S.A. This chic winter staple, made from a blend of rayon and spandex, can be worn as a long, open cardigan or a cropped, drapey sweater.
Price: $59 from Creekside Farms
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Creekside Farms handcrafts all of its wreaths in California. This fragrant 15-inch wreath is a welcome addition to the front door year-round. It features rosemary, dried dill, oregano, sage, and lavender.
Price: $19 from Amazon
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This handy Zippo lighter is abundantly clear about where it was made. The embossed chrome finish is scratch- and fingerprint-resistant, and the lighter is backed by a lifetime guarantee.
Price: $85 from the Rope Co.
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Handwoven in Maine, this eye-catching storage basket has a hundred possible around-the-house uses. It resists mold and mildew, comes with a wood-bottom insert for carrying heavy loads, and is backed by a lifetime warranty.
Price: $18 from Amazon
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Maker of the official NFL game ball, Wilson manufactures its footballs at a factory in Ada, Ohio — the oldest leather game ball factory in the world. This is the easier-to-manage junior size, but there's also an NFL Super Grip at official regulation size.
Price: $17 from Amazon
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Yankee Candle still makes many of its products in Massachusetts, including its signature 22-ounce jar candles. Made with premium paraffin, they burn for 110 to 150 hours and come in a dizzying number of scents, from Apple Pumpkin and Autumn Leaves to Candy Cane Lane and Coconut Beach.
Price: $200 from Crate & Barrel
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A unique gift for the grill master, this adapter turns a grill into a wood-fired pizza oven. It includes both a traditional aluminum cooking pan and a 15-inch cordierite stone that yields crispier crusts.
Price: $128 from Kiel James Patrick
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Ahoy! This New England-made cotton acrylic sweater has unisex appeal and comes in navy blue. All of Rhode Island-based Kiel James Patrick's items are made in the U.S.A.
Price: $550 from Shinola
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Shinola assembles heirloom-quality watches, bags, bikes, and more in its Detroit factory. Guaranteed for life, the classic Runwell watch features a sapphire crystal face, a 41-millimeter stainless-steel case, and a sleek leather strap.
Price: $30 from Dick's Sporting Goods
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Keep this in mind if you’re shopping for an aspiring A-Rod. The lumber that sends Costa Rica-made Rawlings baseballs into the bleachers continues to be produced in Kentucky. Louisville Slugger supplies 60% of the bats used in Major League Baseball. It also hands out the Silver Slugger award to the best offensive players in the American and National leagues and has its own museum in Louisville.
Price: $39 from Authenticity 50
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Made from California-grown Supima cotton, Authenticity 50's plush bath towels are also stitched in the U.S.A. And, at 62-by-30 inches, they're also larger than a standard towel for spa-like comfort.
Price: $10 from Target
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An ideal stocking stuffer for insomniacs, Badger Sleep Balm is a blend of essential oils including bergamot, balsam, and lavender that help speed you off to dreamland naturally. It's made in New Hampshire, and certified organic and cruelty-free, too.
Price: $198 from Alex and Ani
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Alex and Ani makes all of its distinctive jewelry in Rhode Island, and you can amp up the U.S.A. love by choosing the Liberty Copper Carry Light necklace charm. The charm, made with sterling silver and 14-karat gold, also features copper preserved during the centennial restoration of the Statue of Liberty.
Price: $33.50 from Amazon
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Made at a zero-waste factory in Pennsylvania, this K'nex set comes with 529 pieces and a motor to bring kids' 3D creations to life. Get creative or follow step-by-step instructions to build more than 50 different models, from carousels to aircraft.
Price: $34 from Rifle Paper Co.
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This American-made spiral bound, hardcover planner makes an elegant gift for the pen-and-paper holdout on your list. There's monthly and weekly views, sections for celebrations, notes, and contacts, pocket folders for storage, and even a couple of sticker sheets.
Price: $18 from Jelly Belly
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Satisfy someone's holiday sweet tooth with this 40-flavor Jelly Belly gift box, featuring flavors as diverse as buttered popcorn, Dr. Pepper, and toasted marshmallow. California-made Jelly Belly jelly beans are gluten-free, peanut-free, dairy-free, fat-free, and Kosher, too.
Price: $29-$60 from Amazon
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Iconic as it is warm, the Original Stormy Kromer Hat is handmade in Michigan. Lined with cotton flannel, it comes in more than a dozen colors and six sizes to ensure a snug fit. An integrated ear band can be adjusted up or down depending on how chilly it is.
Price: $48 from Uncommon Goods
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With this unconventional gift, your favorite book-lover can wrap themselves in the silk-screened text of a classic novel. Choose from classics such as "Pride and Prejudice," "Jane Eyre," "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," and "Sense and Sensibility."
Price: $52 from Amazon
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Here's a stocking stuffer that's got a little more oomph than socks. The chrome-plated, pressurized Original Astronaut Space Pen was used on the Apollo 7 mission, and has been used on manned space flights ever since. Made in Nevada, like all Fisher pens, it also comes with a line of complimentary engraving.
Price: $70.50 from Mouth
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This gift box will be perfect for the cocktail-lover on your list. It includes all the necessary fixins’ sourced exclusively from American producers — except the vodka, which is not part of the package.
Price: $16 from Amazon
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Wikki Stix are a molding toy made from knitting yarn and non-toxic wax that can be shaped into just about anything. Bendable and stickable without any special tools, they're made from U.S.-sourced materials in Phoenix. This set includes 96 primary and neon pieces for mess-free fun.
Price: $40 from Amazon
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This stainless-steel flask is embellished with a choice of five types of sustainably sourced cuts of wood. Made in Minnesota, it holds 3 ounces.
Price: $10 from Amazon
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American-made electronics and electronics accessories are rare, but this whimsical Apple-compatible goldfish cord wrap is crafted in Washington state. Slip the fish head over your adapter plug, then wrap the cord around the body and secure the end in the notch on the tail to keep things tidy. It comes in six colors, too.
Price: $125 from Ezra Arthur
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Made of leather tanned in Chicago, the No. 6 wallet is sleek enough to slip into the pockets of trendy slim-cut pants but still has a spot for everything. It's available in several colors and comes with a lifetime warranty on the stitching. Add a monogram for a gift-worthy flourish.
Price: $105 from Fleabags
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Fleabags’ canvas bags are designed to withstand even the most productive trip to the flea market. The brand was founded in New York in 2009. This bag is made of tough 100% cotton canvas with detachable leather handles.
Price: $32 from Philosophy
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This skin-care set from Arizona's Philosophy is suitable for all skin types and makes a great gift for anyone who wants a holiday glow. It includes the company's popular Purity Made Simple facial cleanser, wipes, ultra-light moisturizer, and pore extractor mask.
Price: $48 from American Giant
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American Giant has made a big splash with its Los Angeles-made classics, including T-shirts, sweatshirts, and leggings. This figure-flattering basic is made of 100% Supima cotton. It is machine washable and is backed by a lifetime guarantee.
Price: $30 from Uncommon Goods
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A thoughtful gift for parents or grandparents who love to reminisce, this cloth-bound journal includes nine sections of prompts that help the recipient capture their memories for posterity.
Price: $59 from Amazon
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Founded in 1889, W.R. Case & Sons Cutlery Co. employs more than 350 people in Bradford, Pennsylvania, where it produces legendary handcrafted pocket knives, as well as cooking, hunting, and specialty knives. For many folks, these knives have become family heirlooms, passed down for generations. This knife features clip point, sheepfoot, and spey blades made of chrome-vanadium steel.
Price: $60 from Dick's Sporting Goods
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The stainless-steel Leatherman Wingman is hailed as one of the best multi-tools out there and worth the price, since it's useful in so many situations beyond hiking. There are 14 tools, including pliers, wire cutters, a knife, a bottle and can opener, a file, a screwdriver, and more.
Price: Starting at $899 from Heritage Bicycles
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Whether it's for a kid or for yourself, few things say "Happy Birthday" more than a new bike. Heritage General Store is the first company to produce a completely Chicago-made bike since Schwinn relocated from the city in the '70s. This model also comes in two- and three-speed versions (at an additional cost).
Price: $10 from Amazon
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This thoughtful little set is ready to pamper a man or a woman with five all-natural travel-size products: a deep cleansing cream, hand salve, body lotion, food cream, and lip balm.
Price: $100 from Target
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Based in South Pittsburg, Tennessee, Lodge has been making cast-iron cookware for a century. It's been trying to get the word out that cast iron coated in cooking oil and seasoned in an oven should last a lifetime if you don't do something foolish such as soak it or put it into a dishwasher. A smart gift for an RV or outdoors buff, this set built around pans, a skillet, and a Dutch oven should meet most cooking needs and never need replacing.
Price: $15 from Amazon
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Eco-conscious bird lovers will appreciate this Rhode Island-made bird-feeder adapter, which turns any 2-liter bottle into your feathered friends' new favorite hangout. The zinc adapter comes with a wire handle so that the feeder can hang from a pole, out of reach of raccoons and other interlopers.
Price: $350 from Amazon
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Founded in 1921, Vitamix employs hundreds of workers in Olmsted Township, Ohio. It draws high praise from Consumer Reports for quality and satisfaction, though its price is still eye-opening. This blender features variable speed control, pulse ability, a 48-ounce container, and a five-year warranty.
Price: $125 from New Balance
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Boston-based New Balance has an entire line of shoes it insists have 70% U.S.-made content or greater. The Postal Service itself approved this shoe and its compression-resistant midsole cushion, polyurethane outsole, and a breathable leather upper portion.
Price: $50-$55 from Carhartt
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Based in Dearborn, Michigan, Carhartt makes items such as this one from its "Made in the U.S.A." line at sites in Tennessee and Kentucky. They're built tough, too, with double front panels, debris cleanout openings, multiple tool pockets (including reinforced back pockets for hand tools), and a loop specifically for carrying a hammer.
Price: $1,395 from Amazon
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Know that really comfortable chair in the office that's been around since your company was a startup? It's likely Herman Miller's Aeron. Much like the other iconic American products on this list, the Aeron's beauty stemmed from its design. Folks in the design community love it so much that it's found a place at the Museum of Modern Design in New York. Herman Miller cranks out its chairs at two factories in Western Michigan, producing about four a minute.
Price: $75 from Walmart
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While there are those who enthusiastically believe that these are better headphones than their counterparts from Apple-owned Beats By Dre, just having a U.S.-manufactured product in that discussion is incredible. Made in Chino, California, the v402 blocks out 85% of ambient noise, holds a Bluetooth connection from 33 feet away, and holds a battery charge for 25 hours.
Price: $275 from Go Forth Goods
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While the "they'll outlast you" claim made by Go Forth is a bit ominous, you'll be glad the goods produced in this tiny shop in Marietta, Georgia, are guaranteed for at least your life. Should this baby duffel fail you, lose a strap, or otherwise come undone, Go Forth will set you up with a new one. Each bag is made to order and takes three to five days to produce.
Price: $200 from Faribault Woolen Mill
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Scratchy wool blankets are particularly miserable on summer nights. That is why Faribault, which has been making wool products in Faribault, Minnesota, since 1865, backed up the inviting Nordic pattern on this throw with a soft, 85% Merino wool fabric that makes a pleasant shield against the elements on a biting winter night. If cared for correctly, it should stay that way throughout this throw's lifetime.
Price: $275 from Todd Shelton
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Designer jeans don't need to be imported, and these selvedge denim zip-fly jeans are made — though the denim is often sourced elsewhere — in the marshy confines of East Rutherford, New Jersey.
Price: $70 from Amazon
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Little Tikes, founded in 1970, is known for its large, outdoor-friendly plastic toys, including playhouses, sandboxes, water tables, and the iconic Cozy Coupe push car. Based in Hudson, Ohio, the company still manufactures toys there — 159 toys, to be exact, according to the Little Tikes website. This play kitchen, which features accessories, recipe cards, and real cooking sounds, is among them.
Price: $16 from Bee Hive
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Bee Hive Candles is based in Maple Falls, Washington, and it handcrafts 100% beeswax candles available in votive, pillar, tea light, taper, and honeycomb versions. This six-pack set of votives features a light honey scent, and each candle has a burn time of 15 hours.
Price: $235-$350 from Amazon
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Red Wing Shoes not only still makes its heritage line by hand in Red Wing, Minnesota, but uses leather from the same tannery it bought in 1987. While it's known for oil-tanned work boots, the company's been making women's boots for more than 90 years. The Classic Moc, a men's boot, comes in eight different options.
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Price: $995 from J.W. Hulme Co.
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John Willis Hulme started his baggage company in St. Paul, Minnesota, back in 1905, designing reinforced duffel bags for early hunters and fishers. Its Legacy Collection handbags are similarly durable, but its leathers now fit smartphones and tablets, as well as bottles. Not only is every product guaranteed for life, but even small leather goods are eligible for $10 monogramming.
Price: $298-$340 from Walmart
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You'll find Dirt King's pricey but ultra-durable tricycles, wagons, and carts at daycares, Head Start centers, and other spots where toys that can withstand daily use and abuse are essential. The company even makes trikes for bigger kids and adults. All of Dirt King's products are made and assembled at a factory in WaKeeney, Kansas. This version is great for kids 4 to 6 years old.
Price: $42 from Amazon
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The Homer Laughlin China Company has manufactured Fiesta Dinnerware in Newell, West Virginia, since 1936. Fiesta produces ceramic dinnerware and other kitchen wares in several colorful art-deco styles. This four-piece set is sold in several other colors, as well.
Price: $75-$100 from Amazon
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One of the most iconic and enduring symbols of the American West, Stetson hats were first manufactured by John B. Stetson in Philadelphia beginning in 1865. While the company's 9-acre Philadelphia factory closed in 1970, the beloved Western-style cowboy hats are now produced in Garland, Texas, by the company Hatco under license from Stetson for customers in North America. This style, water-repellent and totally crushable, is ideal for taking on outdoor adventures.
Price: $18 from Amazon
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Pyrex was founded in 1915 and sold to Corning Inc. in 1998, but the new ownership avoided transferring American manufacturing operations overseas. Although Pyrex's metal bakeware is now manufactured abroad, its glassware is still made at the factory in Charleroi, Pennsylvania. This stackable set is preheated oven-, microwave-, fridge-, freezer- and dishwasher-safe.
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Price: $67 from Merle Norman
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This well-known makeup company has kept its research and manufacturing facilities in Los Angeles County since 1931. Although it expanded beyond the original Santa Monica studio, Merle Norman remains family-owned and committed to producing superior cosmetics, which are sold in individually managed "try before you buy" studios around the nation. This shadow kit includes 10 neutral shades that'll make any makeup buff happy.
Price: $30 from Walmart
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Anchor Hocking has been producing its glassware in the USA since the company's founding in 1905. It employs more than 1,500 associates across the nation, most of them concentrated around its manufacturing plants in Ohio and Pennsylvania. Anchor Hocking has plenty of products between $10 to $40 marked with a "Made in the USA" label, except for a select few collections that are sourced internationally. This set includes 12- and 16-ounce drinking glass tumblers.
Price: $25-$39 from Amazon
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Polarmax specializes in providing comfortable base-layer clothing for any condition, and devotes considerable resources to developing breathable, moisture-proof performance fabrics. Its vertical business structure means all manufacturing and shipping activities take place within a 30-mile radius of its headquarters in West End and Candor, North Carolina, partnering with numerous outdoor retailers to sell its products across the nation. This mid-weight, double black base-layered tee comes in five sizes.
Price: $40 from Williams Sonoma
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Founded in 1946, Nordic Ware still manufactures most of its products from a facility in Minneapolis that also houses its corporate headquarters. Products include unimpeachably sturdy kitchen wares, such as this cast-aluminum pan that will produce 30 gorgeous cakes or candies.
