American Made

I love the United States of America. This is a land of freedom, technology, capitalism, merit, and growth.

I want more American manufacturing and want to work with companies who want to invest in America — especially for advanced manufacturing.

I admire and support people and businesses who are bringing assembly and component manufacturing back to the United States — or never left.

Here are some products I use which are proudly made in USA. This list is incomplete. I will add to it over time.

Apparel

Origin for jeans, workout shorts, and hunting gear. They sell lots of 100% USA made apparel, boots, and sneakers too.

Tellason for t-shirts. They also sell jeans and jackets.

American Giant for t-shirts.

Blade + Blue for boxers.

Camber Sportswear for sweatshirts.

Costco for men’s cotton and wool socks.

Red Wing Iron Ranger boots.

Durable Goods

Narrow Gate Leather.

Hardmill.

Scout Regalia.

Indoor Furniture

FLOYD.

Peg and Rail peg racks.

Wallrise desks. Made in San Francisco. We use one for our home office.

Herman Miller Sayl chair.

Outdoor Furniture

Berlin Gardens.

Bicycles

Guardian Bikes. My daughter rides their balance bike. Guardian is currently adding frame manufacturing and power coating to their Indiana operations and employs over 250 people.

Bike Friday. I own a hyperfold tikit which was discontinued, but all of their current frames and bikes are still made in Eugene, Oregon.

Tools

Craftsman Made in USA tool chests and screwdrivers.

Tekton USA roll pin punches.

SK hand tools. I bought these before production moved to China. Consider Wright Tools, Proto, or Wilde Tool as alternatives.

Wallet

Machine Era Ti5.

Hats

Cali Headwear and Bass Pro’s Made in USA line for baseball caps.

Resistol cowboy hats.

Electronics

Schiit for high quality audio gear.

Orb Audio for speakers. Made of American steel, hand polished, hand antiqued and assembled in USA.

Appliances

GE Café CDT888P4VW2 dishwasher is made at Appliance Park in Louisville, Kentucky starting from rolls of coiled steel.

LG WT8400CB top-load washer and DLG8401BE gas dryer assembled in a state-of-the-art factory in Clarksville, Tennessee.

Matic robot vacuums are assembled in Mountain View, California.

AeroPress Original is designed in Palo Alto, California and made in Livermore, California and Woodstock, Illinois.

Factory-Built Home

Irontown Modular built a complete home for my family in their factory in Spanish Fork, Utah.

Truck

Ford F-150.

Vision

Johnson & Johnson manufacture my ACUVUE Oasys daily contact lenses in Jacksonville, Florida.

Kids

up&up Kids’ Bandages.

Crayola. Not everything they make is made stateside, but about 70% is still in Pennsylvania and everything I bought from them so far is made there.

Guardian Bikes. My daughter rides their balance bike. Guardian is currently adding frame manufacturing and power coating to their Indiana operations and employs over 250 people.

Rucksack

GORUCK GR-1.

What I Do not Own, but Admire for domestic manufacturing

Apple Intelligence servers made in Houston, Texas.

Apple Manufacturing Academy in Detroit.

Corning glass manufacturing in Harrodsburg, Kentucky for 100% of iPhone and Apple Watch glass.

GlobalWafers manufacturing advanced bare wafers in the U.S. for the first time using Corning silicon.

The American Housing Corporation.

Skydio drone manufacturing in San Mateo, California.

Figure BotQ robotics manufacturing in San Jose, California.

Substrate next-generation semiconductor fab.

Helion fusion power plants.

Valar Atomics nuclear energy.

Anatar for software accelerated domestic automated apparel manufacturing.

GATORZ and Randolph Engineering sunglasses. I used to own a pair of Randolphs and hope to again someday.

Puresteel coffee maker.

Astranis makes satellites at Historic Pier 70 in San Francisco, California.

Tesla.

Starlink.

SpaceX.

Intel Foundry Services.

TSMC Fab 21 in Arizona.

Texas Instruments’ silicon wafer fab in Lehi, Utah.

Lots of others. More to come.