Alice + Ames
Gilbert, Arizona
About Alice + Ames
Kids’ clothing manufacturer Alice + Ames was started by a mom of three daughters in 2015. The company’s clothes work for every facet of life, from adventuring to dancing to taking a nap. Alice + Ames dresses and rompers are handmade and use innovative designs and a sharp color palette, making them the perfect gift for this holiday season. The brand offers a wide array of ballet dresses that are perfect for the tiny dancer in your life. Just be sure to check that country of origin of label, as some of the brand’s products are made overseas.
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All American Clothing
Arcanum, Ohio
About All American Clothing
When Lawson Nickol discovered that the company for which he worked had begun to outsource the production of its jeans, he resigned and went on to found All American Clothing, which pledges to support the American economy in all aspects of its business. Nickol’s company has been featuered on CNN, Good Morning America, and PBS. All American Clothing sells a wide array of clothing for men and women online.
All American Khakis
Thomson, Georgia
About All American Khakis
All American Khakis is a family-owned chain on a mission to grow manufacturing in the United States. Their khakis include a Smörgåsbord of selections, from seasonal to trendy five-inch shorts, all made in Thomson from start to finish.
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All American Maker
Jamestown, New York
About All American Maker
This company’s nickname is AAM — which is ours, too! — but we aren’t directly affiliated with the brand. However, the Jamestown company does sell a variety of American-made goods worth checking out, from candles and cologne to water bottles and lip balm. Some are made by All American Maker while others are sourced from other local manufacturers. As founder Brendan Halbohm puts it, “no one is an island.”
All USA Clothing
Keego Harbor, Michigan
About All USA Clothing
Over 40 years ago, Michigan-based All USA Clothing set out to provide the best possible clothes for the men and women of America’s auto assembly lines. In 2006, the company expanded to fulfill all Americans’ clothing needs, working with other “Made in the USA” manufacturers such as New Balance, Wigwam, Union Line, and Carhartt to ensure the excellence and affordability of their products.
All-Clad
Canonsburg, Pennsylvania
About All-Clad
All-Clad, America’s leading cookware brand, began in 1967 as a metallurgical company, which developed patented technology for creating metal composites. Beloved by professional chefs and home cooks alike, All-Clad continues to seek new technologies to perfect their cookware.
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Allegheny Treenware
Thorton, West Virginia
About Allegheny Treenware
When the coal mine closed and the Jennings lost their jobs, Stan and Sue began a woodworking business. Alleghany Treenware focuses on small domestic wooden objects for your kitchen. In 1999, the couple designed and made an ornament for the White House Christmas tree.
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Allen Edmonds
Port Washington, Wisconsin
About Allen Edmonds
With a 212-step manufacturing process invested in each of the men’s dress shoes Allen Edmonds has handcrafted since 1922, the company established a strong tradition of excellence that resists the tide of shoe manufacturers who have abandoned factories in the United States. Allen Edmonds customers grow so fond of their shoes that the company receives nearly 60,000 pairs for restoration at its Wisconsin factory. Allen Edmonds also sells cedar shoe trees and belts and bags made of its premium leathers.
Allied Cycle Works
Little Rock, Arkansas
About Allied Cycle Works
Using carbon fiber, an extremely light, yet strong material that is highly labor intensive to produce, Allied Cycle Works manufactures innovative high-performance bicycles in America, competing against the majority of carbon-fiber bike manufacturing companies, who have moved production to Asia. Founder Tony Karklins chooses to build his bikes in America to support the domestic economy and to more nimbly innovate new technologies and modify production.