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LiveNudePolitics

(285 posts)
Mon Dec 3, 2012, 08:40 PM Dec 2012

Buying Made in USA for xmas

I want to help create some g-darn jobs already, tired of my pay going to China instead of here at home. I have stopped purchasing cheap job killing crap, but I want to carry that further into the holiday giving portion of my year.
So, I've been trying to purchase Made In USA only for presents for my family this year. And I am kinda coming up short! I found some clothing at Justice Clothing, and a french press made in California, but I am really hoping for other modestly priced suggestions. Hint, Hint, Hint!

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Buying Made in USA for xmas (Original Post) LiveNudePolitics Dec 2012 OP
Go to Amazon and search "made in usa". There's plenty there! marybourg Dec 2012 #1
good thinking... handmade34 Dec 2012 #2
Oberon Designs - jewelry, leather goods, all handmade in the US REP Dec 2012 #3
Thanks LiveNudePolitics Dec 2012 #4
Here are some in my bookmarks: Union Scribe Dec 2012 #5
Yea! LiveNudePolitics Dec 2012 #6
:) Union Scribe Dec 2012 #7

Union Scribe

(7,099 posts)
5. Here are some in my bookmarks:
Tue Dec 4, 2012, 07:01 AM
Dec 2012
http://www.allusaclothing.com/default.asp (Clothes and accessories)*
http://madeinusaforever.com (variety of products)*
http://www.theunionshop.org (variety of products, many not found elsewhere)
http://www.allamericanclothing.com/ (Clothes, footwear, accessories)
http://www.unionlabel.com (Clothing, footwear, cookware)*
http://www.usab2c.com (Huge site, tons of products)*
http://store.americanapparel.net (Most things made here, kinda hipster)*
http://www.toughtraveler.com (bags, luggage, baby carriers)
http://store.americanjoeapparel.com (T-shirts and caps)
http://www.clothesmadefromscrap.com/products.htm (clothes from recycled goods)
http://www.gussetclothing.com (Jeans)
http://www.raggedmountain.com (Performance outdoor clothing)
http://www.texasjeans.com (more jeans, nicely priced)
http://www.bluecollarwear.com (T-shirts)
http://ballandbuck.com/collections/ball-and-buck (outdoor clothes)
http://freeridesystems.bigcartel.com (performance outerwear)
http://www.whitedressshirts.com (USA made dress shirts)
http://retail.royalapparel.net (youthful clothing)
http://www.usmadeshoes.com/johansen/welcome (really nice looking shoes)

I put a * next to the ones I've ordered from in the past, good experiences with all of them.

Union Scribe

(7,099 posts)
7. :)
Tue Dec 4, 2012, 01:25 PM
Dec 2012

Whenever I shop online I wind up with about thirty browser tabs open and no memory of what it was that I set out to look for. It's worse at Christmas!

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