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One of the products Union House Apparel sells is American Made Belts. A more complete list of their products is provided by Made in America Secrets, to review their list click here.
For more information about Union House Apparel and its Made in America products see the following:
Made in USA products - We sell Clothing and products Made in USA by US Manufacturers. Our products include Union and or American made apparel from Round House, Camber, Okabashi, New Balance, Union Line, Kamik Winter Boots, Northstar Gloves, King Louie, Union House men's briefs and boxers. We also sell Made in USA Cookware and Toys.
We are organized by Local 880 IUPAT. We offer blank apparel and also provide in house screenprinting, embroidery, pad printing , hotstamping and sign and banner making.
OUR ONLINE STORE IS located in Wyoming Minnesota @ 26796 Felton Ave. 55092. Tel 651-462-7710
OUR BRICK & MORTAR STORE- DIRECTIONS TO OUR BRICK & MORTAR STORE ADDRESS & NAME - MADE IN USA TRADING COMPANY IN WYOMING MINNESOTA 26789 FOREST BLVD JUST EAST OF THE FREEWAY I35 ON(OLD HWY 61)
By email: maxga@citlink.net
maxga@citlink.net
We offer shipping by only UPS and USPS. Our return policy for most items returns is that the return must be made and in our hands within 30 calendar days of original purchase to recieve a refund, and up to 45 days for an exchange, product must be in new unworn condition with tags attached. In the case of men's briefs only unopened packs can be returned. Closeout merchandise cannot be returned for a refund but can be exchanged within 30 days of purchase in new condition with tags attached.
Return Policy - You can return an item for a credit for the item on your card if the item is returned and in our hands within 30 day of original purchase. Items returned after that time are eligible for exchange up to 45 days from date of original purchase. Closeout merchandise can only be returned if defective for an exchange and for up to 30 days of original purchase.
Any returns must be in original and new condition with tags attached.
In the case of men's briefs only unopened packs can be returned per the rules above.
In the case of logoed merchandise it can only be exchanged for the same style and size if defective, no refunds on logoed items.
Orders or parts of orders returned that received free shipping that bring the order below the purchase level required for free shipping will be charged $8.95, this amount will be deducted from any refund due.
TOLL FREE 877-462-7710 - SHOP ONLINE OR IN OUR STORE - DIRECTIONS TO OUR BRICK & MORTAR STORE ADDRESS & NAME - MADE IN USA TRADING COMPANY IN WYOMING MINNESOTA 26789 FOREST BLVD JUST EAST OF THE FREEWAY I-35 ON(OLD HWY 61)
For more information about Union House Apparel and its Made in America products see the following:
Made in USA products - We sell Clothing and products Made in USA by US Manufacturers. Our products include Union and or American made apparel from Round House, Camber, Okabashi, New Balance, Union Line, Kamik Winter Boots, Northstar Gloves, King Louie, Union House men's briefs and boxers. We also sell Made in USA Cookware and Toys.
We are organized by Local 880 IUPAT. We offer blank apparel and also provide in house screenprinting, embroidery, pad printing , hotstamping and sign and banner making.
OUR ONLINE STORE IS located in Wyoming Minnesota @ 26796 Felton Ave. 55092. Tel 651-462-7710
OUR BRICK & MORTAR STORE- DIRECTIONS TO OUR BRICK & MORTAR STORE ADDRESS & NAME - MADE IN USA TRADING COMPANY IN WYOMING MINNESOTA 26789 FOREST BLVD JUST EAST OF THE FREEWAY I35 ON(OLD HWY 61)
By email: maxga@citlink.net
maxga@citlink.net
We offer shipping by only UPS and USPS. Our return policy for most items returns is that the return must be made and in our hands within 30 calendar days of original purchase to recieve a refund, and up to 45 days for an exchange, product must be in new unworn condition with tags attached. In the case of men's briefs only unopened packs can be returned. Closeout merchandise cannot be returned for a refund but can be exchanged within 30 days of purchase in new condition with tags attached.
Return Policy - You can return an item for a credit for the item on your card if the item is returned and in our hands within 30 day of original purchase. Items returned after that time are eligible for exchange up to 45 days from date of original purchase. Closeout merchandise can only be returned if defective for an exchange and for up to 30 days of original purchase.
Any returns must be in original and new condition with tags attached.
In the case of men's briefs only unopened packs can be returned per the rules above.
In the case of logoed merchandise it can only be exchanged for the same style and size if defective, no refunds on logoed items.
Orders or parts of orders returned that received free shipping that bring the order below the purchase level required for free shipping will be charged $8.95, this amount will be deducted from any refund due.
TOLL FREE 877-462-7710 - SHOP ONLINE OR IN OUR STORE - DIRECTIONS TO OUR BRICK & MORTAR STORE ADDRESS & NAME - MADE IN USA TRADING COMPANY IN WYOMING MINNESOTA 26789 FOREST BLVD JUST EAST OF THE FREEWAY I-35 ON(OLD HWY 61)
One of the products Wendell August sells is Made in America Money Clips. A more complete list of their products is provided by Made in America Secrets, to review their list click here.
For more information about Wendell August and its Made in the USA products see the following:
Wendell August Forge is America's oldest and largest forge, producing hand-wrought ornamental metalware and elegant giftware in aluminum and other metals since 1923. The company was founded in Brockway, Pennsylvania by Wendell McMinn August, who, at age 38, was active in the coal industry.
August engaged Ottone Tony Pisoni, a blacksmith in his coal mine, to hand-forge door latches for his home. Admiring the low cost and high quality of Pisoni's work, August was inspired to start a decorative ironware business. Pisoni was joined by three more blacksmiths who handcrafted the first product line, including one-of- a-kind fireplace andirons, candlesticks, lighting standards, doorknockers, latches, railings, and grilles for windows and doors.
In 1930, a commission to create decorative aluminum gates and elevator doors for the Aluminum Company of America (ALCOA) led to a new era of design innovation.
Pisoni mastered the art of forging aluminum, and the company prospered, forging the designs of James McCausland, an architect who joined Wendell August in 1928 and became Designer and Operations Manager. A commission for architectural remodeling at the Grove City National Bank proved so successful that the Bank's president convinced Wendell August to relocate to Grove City, even investing in the company to facilitate the move. Wendell August's Grove City forge is listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places.
As sales of Wendell August giftware soared, the company expanded its product line to include treasured Collector's Plates and commemoratives, Christmas ornaments and gifts, trays, bowls, and vases, gifts for personalization, and jewelry ? but the fabrication process remained the same: each one still individually made by hand, in the tradition of fine craftsmanship. Among its many notable custom designs, Wendell August was engaged to create mementos in honor of the Millionaires' Flight on the Hindenburg air ship, and was commissioned by the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency to produce 12 solid bronze plates commemorating the SALT II treaty between the U.S. and Russia.
The heritage art of Wendell August Forge is preserved by the company's artisans and craftsmen, who use the original eight-step process to produce every heirloom piece in aluminum, bronze, pewter, sterling silver, and other metals.
This process includes Die Engraving by a master engraver, Material Selection and Cutting, Repousse (Hammering), Surface Anvilling, Edging, Carbon Coloring, a three step polishing process, and Forming. Company artisans create new motifs and designs, while some motifs ? like the ever-popular Dogwood ? have endured for decades.
F.W. Bill Knecht, III acquired the company in 1978 from Wendell's son, Robert August. Knecht operated the company until his death in 2004, the Knecht family still owns the company today.
Visitors to Wendell August's four stores will find a lovely array of traditional and contemporary metalware for heart and home, from affordable gifts to elegant designs and furnishings. More than 1,000 gift items are available in a wide variety of shapes, sizes, and designs, at prices ranging from under $10.00 to nearly $1,000.00. Many are complemented by colored glass and hand-painted designs. Christmas-themed gifts are particularly popular.
Free workshop tours are available during production hours in our Main Street at Exton, PA location, and children can create their own work of metal art for a nominal materials fee of just $2.00 per child in our Grove City Flagship location, Ohio's Amish Country store, and in Main Street at Exton store and workshop. Group tours are welcome, advance reservations are requested. Additionally a store is located in the Premium Outlets Grove City, PA.
In addition to the company's four retail stores, Wendell August also works with a nationwide network of sales professionals as it handcrafts elegant yet affordable custom gifts, awards, incentives, and trophies for businesses and organizations throughout the globe. To view the business and organization presentation, visit www.wendellaugust.biz. Wendell August products are also sold through its own catalog and its strong online presence at www.wendellaugust.com.
Today Wendell August Forge maintains the same painstaking dedication to heritage and history?to artistry and craftsmanship?to quality American made products?that propelled Wendell August to first open his forge in 1923.
For more information about Wendell August and its Made in the USA products see the following:
Wendell August Forge is America's oldest and largest forge, producing hand-wrought ornamental metalware and elegant giftware in aluminum and other metals since 1923. The company was founded in Brockway, Pennsylvania by Wendell McMinn August, who, at age 38, was active in the coal industry.
August engaged Ottone Tony Pisoni, a blacksmith in his coal mine, to hand-forge door latches for his home. Admiring the low cost and high quality of Pisoni's work, August was inspired to start a decorative ironware business. Pisoni was joined by three more blacksmiths who handcrafted the first product line, including one-of- a-kind fireplace andirons, candlesticks, lighting standards, doorknockers, latches, railings, and grilles for windows and doors.
In 1930, a commission to create decorative aluminum gates and elevator doors for the Aluminum Company of America (ALCOA) led to a new era of design innovation.
Pisoni mastered the art of forging aluminum, and the company prospered, forging the designs of James McCausland, an architect who joined Wendell August in 1928 and became Designer and Operations Manager. A commission for architectural remodeling at the Grove City National Bank proved so successful that the Bank's president convinced Wendell August to relocate to Grove City, even investing in the company to facilitate the move. Wendell August's Grove City forge is listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places.
As sales of Wendell August giftware soared, the company expanded its product line to include treasured Collector's Plates and commemoratives, Christmas ornaments and gifts, trays, bowls, and vases, gifts for personalization, and jewelry ? but the fabrication process remained the same: each one still individually made by hand, in the tradition of fine craftsmanship. Among its many notable custom designs, Wendell August was engaged to create mementos in honor of the Millionaires' Flight on the Hindenburg air ship, and was commissioned by the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency to produce 12 solid bronze plates commemorating the SALT II treaty between the U.S. and Russia.
The heritage art of Wendell August Forge is preserved by the company's artisans and craftsmen, who use the original eight-step process to produce every heirloom piece in aluminum, bronze, pewter, sterling silver, and other metals.
This process includes Die Engraving by a master engraver, Material Selection and Cutting, Repousse (Hammering), Surface Anvilling, Edging, Carbon Coloring, a three step polishing process, and Forming. Company artisans create new motifs and designs, while some motifs ? like the ever-popular Dogwood ? have endured for decades.
F.W. Bill Knecht, III acquired the company in 1978 from Wendell's son, Robert August. Knecht operated the company until his death in 2004, the Knecht family still owns the company today.
Visitors to Wendell August's four stores will find a lovely array of traditional and contemporary metalware for heart and home, from affordable gifts to elegant designs and furnishings. More than 1,000 gift items are available in a wide variety of shapes, sizes, and designs, at prices ranging from under $10.00 to nearly $1,000.00. Many are complemented by colored glass and hand-painted designs. Christmas-themed gifts are particularly popular.
Free workshop tours are available during production hours in our Main Street at Exton, PA location, and children can create their own work of metal art for a nominal materials fee of just $2.00 per child in our Grove City Flagship location, Ohio's Amish Country store, and in Main Street at Exton store and workshop. Group tours are welcome, advance reservations are requested. Additionally a store is located in the Premium Outlets Grove City, PA.
In addition to the company's four retail stores, Wendell August also works with a nationwide network of sales professionals as it handcrafts elegant yet affordable custom gifts, awards, incentives, and trophies for businesses and organizations throughout the globe. To view the business and organization presentation, visit www.wendellaugust.biz. Wendell August products are also sold through its own catalog and its strong online presence at www.wendellaugust.com.
Today Wendell August Forge maintains the same painstaking dedication to heritage and history?to artistry and craftsmanship?to quality American made products?that propelled Wendell August to first open his forge in 1923.
One of the products Wiley Brothers sells is Made in America Belts. A more complete list of their products is provided by Made in America Secrets, to review their list click here.
For more information about Wiley Brothers and its American Made products see the following:
I started Wiley Brothers in 1999 with the idea of making a thoughtfully handcrafted, quality leather belt. I originally only offered two belts, the hoof pick and a regular # 12 brass buckle belt. They were both available in Dark Havana brown or plain black. The leather was vegetable-tanned, the buckles solid brass and the workmanship done by hand. Wiley Brothers is proud to offer many different styles in 10 different colours of leather, with women's and children's lines on the way. Our quality has only improved over the years. We use only the finest vegetable-tanned English bridle leather available and many of our brass buckles are now cast locally not only to ensure quality, but so that we may also offer our customers something unique which speaks to who they are and how they live. Our belts are made to last decades and only improve with age and since they last so long our designs must be timeless. We are not into fads or the latest rage that's gone in a season, we are interested in giving our customers thoughtful, elegant designs that will hold up year-in and year-out.
Why would somebody make something that lasts so long? Don't we want our customers coming back every year to buy a belt? The answer is no. Don't get me wrong, we do want our customers to buy more than one belt but not because the first one wore out. We want our customers to come back because they are so happy with their belt that they wish to share the experience with a friend or relative. As a nation we used to make just about everything we needed. Now we have sacrificed quality for cheap, poorly made products made abroad. We don't even care if it wears out in less than a year because it costs so very little. The clich? You get what you pay for is a clich? for a reason. We have seen the tide begin to shift over the last 10 years. The days of defining improved by making something faster and cheaper seem to be waning. Our company does not need to make a million belts a year. We don't need to always find new ways to make them cheaper. That track inevitably leads to an inferior product with attractive margins. If it does not maintain or improve the quality of our belts, we are not interested. Many companies remain true to their customers until they have built brand loyalty. Once this has been achieved, they begin to find cheaper materials, have it made over seas and streamline the manufacturing process. All this means is that you, the customer, pay the same if not more for what used to be a decent product. 11 years ago we handmade our belts using vegetable-tanned leather, solid brass buckles and meticulous attention to detail. Today we hand-make our belts using only the best vegetable-tanned English bridle leather, the highest quality brass buckles and of course meticulous attention to detail. We have belts to match your shoes, your boots and the way you live your life, which is honest and well deserved. No short cuts, no cutting corners and no quick fixes. These are challenging times, buy something worthy of your efforts and support quality products MADE IN USA.
~Marcus Wiley
For more information about Wiley Brothers and its American Made products see the following:
I started Wiley Brothers in 1999 with the idea of making a thoughtfully handcrafted, quality leather belt. I originally only offered two belts, the hoof pick and a regular # 12 brass buckle belt. They were both available in Dark Havana brown or plain black. The leather was vegetable-tanned, the buckles solid brass and the workmanship done by hand. Wiley Brothers is proud to offer many different styles in 10 different colours of leather, with women's and children's lines on the way. Our quality has only improved over the years. We use only the finest vegetable-tanned English bridle leather available and many of our brass buckles are now cast locally not only to ensure quality, but so that we may also offer our customers something unique which speaks to who they are and how they live. Our belts are made to last decades and only improve with age and since they last so long our designs must be timeless. We are not into fads or the latest rage that's gone in a season, we are interested in giving our customers thoughtful, elegant designs that will hold up year-in and year-out.
Why would somebody make something that lasts so long? Don't we want our customers coming back every year to buy a belt? The answer is no. Don't get me wrong, we do want our customers to buy more than one belt but not because the first one wore out. We want our customers to come back because they are so happy with their belt that they wish to share the experience with a friend or relative. As a nation we used to make just about everything we needed. Now we have sacrificed quality for cheap, poorly made products made abroad. We don't even care if it wears out in less than a year because it costs so very little. The clich? You get what you pay for is a clich? for a reason. We have seen the tide begin to shift over the last 10 years. The days of defining improved by making something faster and cheaper seem to be waning. Our company does not need to make a million belts a year. We don't need to always find new ways to make them cheaper. That track inevitably leads to an inferior product with attractive margins. If it does not maintain or improve the quality of our belts, we are not interested. Many companies remain true to their customers until they have built brand loyalty. Once this has been achieved, they begin to find cheaper materials, have it made over seas and streamline the manufacturing process. All this means is that you, the customer, pay the same if not more for what used to be a decent product. 11 years ago we handmade our belts using vegetable-tanned leather, solid brass buckles and meticulous attention to detail. Today we hand-make our belts using only the best vegetable-tanned English bridle leather, the highest quality brass buckles and of course meticulous attention to detail. We have belts to match your shoes, your boots and the way you live your life, which is honest and well deserved. No short cuts, no cutting corners and no quick fixes. These are challenging times, buy something worthy of your efforts and support quality products MADE IN USA.
~Marcus Wiley
One of the products William Rogue sells is American Made Sunglass Straps. A more complete list of their products is provided by Made in America Secrets, to review their list click here.
For more information about William Rogue and its Made in America products see the following:
We are seekers of new adventure. We participate in the sport of everything outdoors. We believe traditions are never to be broken -- like a fine whiskey should never be saved for later. What are you waiting for? We lust for Mother Nature, and consider ourselves advocates of good taste.
We believe there is an American heritage that needs to be regained, and most importantly: we believe in the GOOD that comes from American Made. By working together (this includes YOU), we will revitalize this lost heritage and regain authenticity. And through this, play our part in the resurgence of American manufacturing.
We work with a cooperative of vendors to supply a collection of products, all Made in USA. And we wouldn't have it any other way. That's why we've partnered with the best American made manufacturers, such as: Blue Ridge Chair Works, Duluth Pack, Sanborn Canoe Co, Hudson Sutler, L.I. Sounders, Dcoybrand, Bison Made Products, Natural Log Skateboards, Hella Slingshots, Navarro Canoe Co, Stabilicers, The Cordial Churchman, Tradlands and more.
WE HAVE A GOAL:
In 2013, it is our goal to become the most comprehensive online collection of premium American Made products. We strive to be the place you go to explore new products! And also, the place you go to connect with those existing, iconic American Brands you've come to know and love. A home for exceptional products, all designed to stand the test of time.
WE GIVE BACK:
At William Rogue & Co, we live by the CAMPSITE RULE: always leave your campsite better than you found it. Through our Campsite Project, we give 3% of all profits to organizations that dedicate their efforts to leaving this planet better than how they found it. See who we're working with HERE.
Join us in this initiative. Have an organization, cause, or place that's near and dear to your heart? Email us, we'd love to hear about it. jwilliamrogue@gmail.com
Showing respect to those that came before us through heritage, craftsmanship, and American pride. Your Grandma and Grandpa are going to be proud. What an inspiration you've become!
For more information about William Rogue and its Made in America products see the following:
We are seekers of new adventure. We participate in the sport of everything outdoors. We believe traditions are never to be broken -- like a fine whiskey should never be saved for later. What are you waiting for? We lust for Mother Nature, and consider ourselves advocates of good taste.
We believe there is an American heritage that needs to be regained, and most importantly: we believe in the GOOD that comes from American Made. By working together (this includes YOU), we will revitalize this lost heritage and regain authenticity. And through this, play our part in the resurgence of American manufacturing.
We work with a cooperative of vendors to supply a collection of products, all Made in USA. And we wouldn't have it any other way. That's why we've partnered with the best American made manufacturers, such as: Blue Ridge Chair Works, Duluth Pack, Sanborn Canoe Co, Hudson Sutler, L.I. Sounders, Dcoybrand, Bison Made Products, Natural Log Skateboards, Hella Slingshots, Navarro Canoe Co, Stabilicers, The Cordial Churchman, Tradlands and more.
WE HAVE A GOAL:
In 2013, it is our goal to become the most comprehensive online collection of premium American Made products. We strive to be the place you go to explore new products! And also, the place you go to connect with those existing, iconic American Brands you've come to know and love. A home for exceptional products, all designed to stand the test of time.
WE GIVE BACK:
At William Rogue & Co, we live by the CAMPSITE RULE: always leave your campsite better than you found it. Through our Campsite Project, we give 3% of all profits to organizations that dedicate their efforts to leaving this planet better than how they found it. See who we're working with HERE.
Join us in this initiative. Have an organization, cause, or place that's near and dear to your heart? Email us, we'd love to hear about it. jwilliamrogue@gmail.com
Showing respect to those that came before us through heritage, craftsmanship, and American pride. Your Grandma and Grandpa are going to be proud. What an inspiration you've become!
One of the products Wovenn sells is Made in America Canvas Dopp Kit. A more complete list of their products is provided by Made in America Secrets, to review their list click here.
For more information about Wovenn and its American Made products see the following:
I founded Wovenn with the goal of producing simple, purposeful designs using the best materials available. Maintaining very high standards for quality is easy since I make every Wovenn product by hand from start to finish in my studio just north of Boston, Massachusetts USA.
Production is limited and at times slower than customers would prefer. But in the end the quality of the product makes it worth the wait.
Wovenn products are available for sale on this website, on Etsy and from select retail partners.
For more information about Wovenn and its American Made products see the following:
I founded Wovenn with the goal of producing simple, purposeful designs using the best materials available. Maintaining very high standards for quality is easy since I make every Wovenn product by hand from start to finish in my studio just north of Boston, Massachusetts USA.
Production is limited and at times slower than customers would prefer. But in the end the quality of the product makes it worth the wait.
Wovenn products are available for sale on this website, on Etsy and from select retail partners.