There are still a number of companies whose products are considered "made in the USA." According to the United States Federal Trade Commission, "made in the USA" means that "all or virtually all" significant parts and process are made in the USA. Here is a listing of a few companies...
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There are still a number of companies whose products are considered "made in the USA." According to the United States Federal Trade Commission, "made in the USA" means that "all or virtually all" significant parts and process are made in the USA. Here is a listing of a few companies that claim they are a hundred percent made in the USA:
Pendleton Woolen Mills: blankets and apparel
Brooks Brothers: men's clothes
Carhartt: outdoor/work clothes
Allen Edmonds: work shoes
New Balance: tennis shoes
Stihl: chain saws
Crayola: crayons and other art supplies
Harley Davidson: motorcycles
Stetson: cowboy hats
Merle Norman: makeup and skin care
Tom's of Maine: toothpaste
K'Nex: children's toys
3M/Post-it notes: office supplies
Vermont Teddy Bear Company: teddy bears
Zippos: lighters
Hershey: chocolates
USA Flag Supply Company: American flags
Baggu: bags
Alden Shoe Company: shoes
Duraflame: fire starters and logs
Smith & Wesson: guns and tactical gear
Gibson Guitars: guitars
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