Makers by state

Buck makes most, not all, of its line in Idaho. Buck's own catalog lists sheath origin separately: some sheaths are made in the USA and others are imported. Check the product page of the exact model.

Check the product page for the exact model and sheath or box contents before buying.

Check the exact model's product page.

Check the exact model's product page.

Field does not name its foundry on that page. A design firm that worked with Field has described the pans as cast at a Wisconsin foundry, then machined and seasoned in Indiana.

That page speaks about the company in general. Check the product page of the exact tool for its origin.

Green Toys does not say which toys are made where. Because some are made abroad, we cannot say a given Green Toys item is American-made. Check the box or the product page for the country of origin before you buy.

Field does not name its foundry on that page. A design firm that worked with Field has described the pans as cast at a Wisconsin foundry, then machined and seasoned in Indiana.

Uncle Goose points out its foreign-language blocks as an exception to the "nothing foreign" claim. Recommended for ages 2 and up, per the maker.

Red Wing says it makes boots around the world, and only some lines are made in the USA. Buy the styles listed on its Made in the USA page and check the product page for the exact boot.

'The majority' means not every product. Some items may be made elsewhere, so check the product listing for the country of origin.

Fisher's FAQ names its Boulder City factory but does not list, model by model, which pens are made there. Confirm the exact model's origin before you buy.

Older sources say Fox River socks come from Osage, Iowa. That plant stopped production in late 2025; Nester Hosiery bought Fox River's assets and moved manufacturing to North Carolina, keeping product development and customer service in Osage. Imported yarn is also used.

The statement is about the Classic Full Zip hoodie. American Giant's USA-cotton page says 'for some of our products' cotton is grown near the factory, so check other items individually.

Leatherman says the tools are assembled and made in Portland from US and global parts. We label this one "mixed" for that reason.

US and global parts, built in Portland. That is why this is marked "mixed".

US and global parts, built in Portland.

Pendleton says 'most', not all. Its own line book lists some throws and pillows as imported, and some baby blankets as made in Portugal. Look for 'Made in USA' on the exact item's page.

Zippo says some parts come from abroad (fuel bottles from Canada, flints from Austria) and that a small amount of other products, such as utility lighters and outdoor goods, are bought from suppliers in countries like China and India. Only the windproof lighter is covered by the Bradford statement.

We did not find an origin statement for every model, and third-party sources report that at least one Case line is made abroad. Confirm the exact model's origin before you buy.

The statement is from a 2022 company press release; Crazy Aaron's About page describes building its own factory but does not give a current location. Ingredient origins are not stated.

Smithey does not name its foundry. The finishing (machining, polishing, seasoning) is described as happening in Charleston.

Only the seasoned cast iron. Lodge describes its Essential Enamel line as imported, so do not assume a colorful Lodge Dutch oven is American-made.

The yarns are sourced from America and around the world (the merino comes from partners in North America, Europe and Oceania). The knitting and finishing are in Vermont.

Maple Landmark says only about 1% of its budget goes to foreign-sourced items, so a few components can be imported. Check the specific item if that matters to you.

A company-level statement. Check the specific item's listing for origin (pens, bags and accessories may differ from the paper).

Pendleton says 'most', not all. Its own line book lists some throws and pillows as imported, and some baby blankets as made in Portugal. Look for 'Made in USA' on the exact item's page.

This is the maker's company-wide statement. Fiesta is also sold by many retailers that mix in imported brands, so buy Fiesta-branded pieces and check the item description.

The 'hand-finished from sand to hand' description comes from the company and a West Virginia Public Broadcasting profile, not an audit. Check that a piece is Blenko-made, not a third-party item sold in its gift shop.

Field does not name its foundry on that page. A design firm that worked with Field has described the pans as cast at a Wisconsin foundry, then machined and seasoned in Indiana.

That statement is about its socks. Check the label if you are buying anything else from the brand.

The company page names Wisconsin plants but not which plant makes which cheese. Gift boxes may include non-cheese items from other makers, so check the contents list.

Origin here is where the pastry is baked, not where each ingredient is grown. Shipping time matters for a fresh pastry, so check the delivery date.

Origin means where the sausage is made. Usinger's does not say where every ingredient comes from. Perishable gifts need cold-pack shipping, so check the delivery date.