r/madeinusa

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Hello everyone — hope you had a great 250th!

I’m extending my storewide 25% off sale through 07/08/2026. If you’ve been wanting to try Hewnix, now’s the time.

👉 Shop at Hewnix.com

I’m transitioning the business toward local‑theme graphic apparel and limited print‑on‑demand, so I’m clearing out my remaining U.S.-made Akwa Dress Shirts, Polo Shirts, and Slub Tees at 30% off.

Shipping is included, and these items won’t be restocked once they’re gone.

Sale ends 07/08/2026 or while supplies last. Thank you in advance for your support!

Looking into them for private label sourcing and Amazon FBA.

If you've worked with them, I'd really appreciate hearing about your experience. Did they deliver what they promised? How was the product quality and overall process?

Hi folks. I’m calling out Union House here. It’s a great brick and mortar shop in Minnesota that carries mostly Union made and all American made products. They also have a site for web orders and ship very quickly: https://www.unionlabel.com.

They only carry the USA-made stuff by mixed brands. So if you order Carhartt or New Balance from them it will be USA-made.

A quick note on where federal enforcement is headed and what we're doing about it.

Back in March, the White House signed an executive order directing the FTC to prioritize going after false "Made in USA" claims. It doesn't change the law (the FTC's Made in USA rule has been in place since 2021), but it puts real enforcement behind it, and it specifically calls out online marketplaces that don't verify origin claims. The FTC has already been acting on it.

The good news for us: every business on One Bison is already reviewed by a real person on our team before it goes live, and our American-made standard is stricter than the federal "all or virtually all" bar. In practice, that means we confirm the company's own website and product labeling back up the claim, and anything ambiguous, like "assembled in the USA," doesn't earn the American-made badge.

What we're doing now is a deeper pass on every American-made listing. Sourcing can change over time, and our standard has tightened as we've grown, so we're re-checking all of them against where our standard stands today. We're also building new tools to support that review and help our team catch anything worth a second look.

When you see American-made on One Bison, we want it to mean exactly what you think it means.

Just looking for a fairly small, simple, cross necklace that is made in USA. It's really tough to trust the search results when you search for something like this. Could just be assembled in the US too.

Could be any material (steel is fine).

I tried searching in this sub and online but nothing seems to fill all four things:

• Made in the US
• Unwashed
• Selvedge
• Natural indigo (for environmental reasons)

I’m looking to buy some MiUSA jeans for construction work. I absolutely prefer 100% cotton. Many popular brands from this sub I found are no longer in business. Texas, LC King, etc are gone. So afaik that leaves

Origin - Too expensive to buy 5 pairs of just to destroy at work, but heard they are great. If they are that much above the rest I can probably bite the bullet but I’d rather not.

Diamond Gusset - The gusset part is super appealing for comfort, but the fits look ridiculous even on the models. I’m 5’8 190 with decently big legs, and obviously construction isn’t a fashion show, but if they look that bad and baggy on the models I’d look ridiculous. Correct me if I’m wrong. Also heard they got bought out and aren’t good anymore.

Dearborn Denim - The leader so far, can’t find anything obviously wrong. Heard the lead times are bad though.

Roundhouse - Owned their bibs and wore them for a while. Pretty decent and comfy, but a bit ill fitting. Really tight in the ass but huge in the thighs. That being said the jeans could very well be different and I trust their quality so they are #2 in theory.

Prison Blues - Had a buddy that loves them and only wears them. I’ve also heard they pay prisoners actual wages and not the $1 prison wages other jobs do so I like that. They seem ill fitting on people I know that have them though, but again I could be wrong.

Anyone have any recent experience with these brands? My priorities are quality, fit, and comfort, but stuff like a phone pocket is nice too.

Edit: ty for the recommendations so far! Wanted to ask again if diamond gusset is any good because I find them really appealing.

Def gotta look into bravestar.

I'm wondering, in light of the new FAA banning some drones, should I continue to apply for license testing and buy my first drone for national park photography?

Thought buying a latex mattress topper would be easy but apparently there’s a lot to the mattress industry that I don’t know about. I really just want something American-made and natural latex since I sleep hot. I sometimes sleep on my stomach too so one that adds pressure relief without messing up my back would be great. Any recommendations?