Cuban's option. FWIW.

Link

Tom Doniphon said:

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This right here.... they don't make this in Chy - na....

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How much is this "product?"

She won't go home with Biden voters at any price.

aggiehawg said:

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Cuban's option. FWIW.

Link

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Better Cuban option:

California Cabs
Oregon Pinots

3d Printers:

Prusa made in the Czech Republic https://www.prusa3d.com/

More expensive but easier to use and excellent quality.

Try walking around Home Depot or Lowe's. It's insane how much we rely on those effers. You'll have a hard time finding anything not made in China.

Manufacturing is slowly slipping to other countries, but not fast enough.

Tom Doniphon said:

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She won't go home with Biden voters at any price.

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"Clean up on aisle 16, clean up on aisle 16, thank you"

Red Land Cotton makes towels, washcloths, sheets, blankets in Alabama from American grown cotton. www.redlandcotton.com

Texas Jeans- American made jeans made in North Carolina. Good prices. They can also do custom inseams.


Peacock Alley makes towels, sheets, robes, blankets in their Dallas warehouse. Most of the fabric comes from Portugal.

Vermont Country store website has a section of Made in USA goods.

Also, search for Made in USA website stores online.

There is an actual Made in America retail store in New York state.

MavsAg said:

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This is a great thread and should be updated daily. I've been trying to buy more American made or at least not made in China things lately. I recently bought a Big Green Egg which is manufactured in Mexico rather than the Kamado Joe which is made in China and is about $400 cheaper.

American clothes are tough. Here are two companies that I've heard about, but haven't pulled the trigger on anything yet.

American Giant - Heard the CEO on the Glenn Beck podcast. He never stated his political beliefs and that's fine by me. He talked a lot about how they have been able to mitigate the supply chain issues because everything the use is made in America. Looks like their manufacturing plant is in El Paso too.

Origin Maine - Jocko's clothing company. Not too familiar with them other than what he's talked about on Rogan in the past. Plan to buy a pair of jeans soon to give them a try.

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I grew up in a factory town that was decimated by CEOs shipping manufacturing jobs overseas. If someone is manufacturing their product in the USA that tells me all I need to know about them and their company. I could care less what political party they belong to. They have made the choice to put our country first and create jobs at home for Americans.

Moore Maker Knives

Waffledynamics said:

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This is a great idea. The less people rely on China and reward them economically, the better.

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But….but…..but……bron-bron said we should watch what we say because it could have negative consequences.

Whites Boots Made By Hand Since 1853

https://whitesboots.com/

Nicks Handmade Boots

https://nicksboots.com/

Erin and Ben Napier of the HGTV Hometown show only sell American made products in their Laurel, MS store and online. He even had a furniture deal early in their success that he turned down because it was not going to be produced in the USA. They now have furniture available Made in the USA. This is basically a 180 of what Chip and Joanna Gaines have done.
https://www.laurelmercantile.com/collections/shop-all

https://darntough.com

https://www.roguefitness.com

https://springbar.com

I was also going to say darn tough socks. Great socks that last forever

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rocky the dog said:

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SAS shoes. Made in San Antonio. Great shoes and accessories.

https://www.sasshoes.com/

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I have 2 pairs…. Most comfortable shoes I've owned.

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WOOOOOW those look like something my Paw-Paw would have worn but at a price that my wife's bougie best friend would consider normal

Straight Down golf clothing is made in America.

Rogue Fitness - bars, plates, racks, etc.

Costs a bit more than China knock-offs, but I have never been disappointed buying made in the USA from them. Quality has always been evident.

ETA: Someone beat me to it, above.

I found this website today that lists products by category and rates them based on how much is sourced/assembled in the US

https://usamadeproducts.biz/

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https://darntough.com

https://www.roguefitness.com

https://springbar.com

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Also love darn tough. I've gotten a few Farm to Feet socks as well. 100% USA sourced and made
https://www.farmtofeet.com

murphyag said:

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Texas Jeans- American made jeans made in North Carolina. Good prices. They can also do custom inseams.


Peacock Alley makes towels, sheets, robes, blankets in their Dallas warehouse. Most of the fabric comes from Portugal.

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Texas Jeans made in NC seems like false advertising, but I'll check them out since I haven't bought pants in over 5 years.

My sheets a Peacock Alley. So pricy, but good enough for my dog to sleep in.

OldArmy07 said:

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https://darntough.com

https://www.roguefitness.com

https://springbar.com

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My Rogue Ohio Power Bar arrived last Friday. Love it.

https://texaspowerbars.com/ Is another bar I was looking at and they're made in the US as well.

Benchmade knives made in the good ol USA

LupinusTexensis said:

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murphyag said:

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Texas Jeans- American made jeans made in North Carolina. Good prices. They can also do custom inseams.


Peacock Alley makes towels, sheets, robes, blankets in their Dallas warehouse. Most of the fabric comes from Portugal.

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Texas Jeans made in NC seems like false advertising, but I'll check them out since I haven't bought pants in over 5 years.

My sheets a Peacock Alley. So pricy, but good enough for my dog to sleep in.

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We only buy from the Peacock Alley outlet store and wait for their twice a year sales. Helps save a little money.

ETA- My teen sons say my Texas jeans are uncool, but who cares for $30.

Couple of items we gave as Christmas gifts made in Rockwall and Garland area.

Countless scents. They also make the tarts for warmers. Walk-in and the owners are typically behind the counter.
https://candlesbycarol.com/

Bloody Mary Mix
https://www.papascotts.com/

I think I've posted these before but bear repeating.

We've had Warther knives for years. Handmade in Dover, OH.
https://warthercutlery.com/

Stone County Ironworks
We have lamps, tables, queen size bed, chandelier, hooks and a couple other items. Not cheap but very solid, well crafted heirloom products hand forged in Arkansas.
https://www.stonecountyironworks.com/

Outdoor Furniture
Ran across these guys at the TX State Fair a few years back. Bought 3 bar stools for the kitchen bar but since they are outdoor furniture we take them outside if needed for extra pool seating. Very solid, quality stuff made in MN.
https://bytheyard.net/

murphyag said:

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LupinusTexensis said:

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murphyag said:

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Texas Jeans- American made jeans made in North Carolina. Good prices. They can also do custom inseams.


Peacock Alley makes towels, sheets, robes, blankets in their Dallas warehouse. Most of the fabric comes from Portugal.

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Texas Jeans made in NC seems like false advertising, but I'll check them out since I haven't bought pants in over 5 years.

My sheets a Peacock Alley. So pricy, but good enough for my dog to sleep in.

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We only buy from the Peacock Alley outlet store and wait for their twice a year sales. Helps save a little money.

ETA- My teen sons say my Texas jeans are uncool, but who cares for $30.

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Haha yes… I checked out the Texas Jeans website, and wow, they have perfected the dad jort. I know what's going to be in my dads Father's Day gift box.

LupinusTexensis said:

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I have been doing research on all new purchases to avoid products made in China in favor of supporting American and our ally's manufacturing locations. Things can be very difficult to find, so I figured an ongoing thread to help each other share info on good products could be useful.

This one has been tricky- I'm looking for a battery station with about 720 Wh capacity.
https://www.rei.com/product/197019/ecoflow-river-pro-portable-power-station?sku=1970190001&store=18&cm_mmc=PLA_Google%7C21700000001700551_1970190001%7C92700064468227161%7CNB%7C71700000074091798&gclid=CjwKCAiA_omPBhBBEiwAcg7smRQO7MHnXHga3QozJoqjTk8SxbH_c44_DdHO9-qpzOjvKD557FxFnxoCSgoQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

Hope this thread can help connect people to good products!

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THIS PRODUCT IS CHINESE

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Thread for products not made in China

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Is that for parts of products that are not made in China?

e.g. nails

"21% of the nails used in the U.S. were produced in the U.S.; the rest were imported. Five countries account for 2/3 of the nails imported by the U.S.: China (28%), Taiwan (16%), Korea (11%), UAE (6%), and Vietnam (6%).."

I was thinking this would be a perfect business idea. Ducked it by entering "MadeInTheUSA.com"

Made In The USA

The problem with this is that it supports Beezos.

Texker said:

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Outdoor Furniture
Ran across these guys at the TX State Fair a few years back. Bought 3 bar stools for the kitchen bar but since they are outdoor furniture we take them outside if needed for extra pool seating. Very solid, quality stuff made in MN.
https://bytheyard.net/

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Uh oh. Damn you. I really didn't need to see this.

Not to purloin Grapesoda's cause, but cannabis of high enough quality sold in states wherein it's legal.

Oklahoma appears to be ground zero.

https://news.yahoo.com/oklahoma-became-marijuana-boom-state-132940151.html

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Ever since the state legalized medical marijuana three years ago, Oklahoma has become one of the easiest places in the United States to launch a weed business. The state now boasts more retail cannabis stores than Colorado, Oregon and Washington combined. In October, it eclipsed California as the state with the largest number of licensed cannabis farms, which now number more than 9,000, despite a population only a tenth of California's.

The growth is all the more remarkable given that the state has not legalized recreational use of marijuana. But with fairly lax rules on who can obtain a medical card, about 10% of Oklahoma's nearly 4 million residents have one, by far the most of any other state.

Fueled by low barriers for entry and a fairly hands-off approach by state officials, weed entrepreneurs have poured into Oklahoma from around the United States. It costs just $2,500 to get started, compared to $100,000 or more across the state line in Arkansas. And Oklahoma, a state that has long had a tough-on-crime stance, has no cap on how many dispensaries can sell marijuana, the number of cannabis farms or even how much each farm can produce.
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"It smells like weed all the damn time, even right here in our offices," said Haskell County Sheriff Tim Turner, a Republican, pointing toward one of the dozens of licensed marijuana farms in his county, this one across the road from his department. "We're one of the reddest states around, but we have the country's most permissive marijuana laws."

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Faustus said:

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Not to purloin Grapesoda's cause, but cannabis of high enough quality sold in states wherein it's legal.

Oklahoma appears to be ground zero.

https://news.yahoo.com/oklahoma-became-marijuana-boom-state-132940151.html

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Ever since the state legalized medical marijuana three years ago, Oklahoma has become one of the easiest places in the United States to launch a weed business. The state now boasts more retail cannabis stores than Colorado, Oregon and Washington combined. In October, it eclipsed California as the state with the largest number of licensed cannabis farms, which now number more than 9,000, despite a population only a tenth of California's.

The growth is all the more remarkable given that the state has not legalized recreational use of marijuana. But with fairly lax rules on who can obtain a medical card, about 10% of Oklahoma's nearly 4 million residents have one, by far the most of any other state.

Fueled by low barriers for entry and a fairly hands-off approach by state officials, weed entrepreneurs have poured into Oklahoma from around the United States. It costs just $2,500 to get started, compared to $100,000 or more across the state line in Arkansas. And Oklahoma, a state that has long had a tough-on-crime stance, has no cap on how many dispensaries can sell marijuana, the number of cannabis farms or even how much each farm can produce.
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"It smells like weed all the damn time, even right here in our offices," said Haskell County Sheriff Tim Turner, a Republican, pointing toward one of the dozens of licensed marijuana farms in his county, this one across the road from his department. "We're one of the reddest states around, but we have the country's most permissive marijuana laws."

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This isn't your grandfather's "red" state.

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LupinusTexensis said:

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I have been doing research on all new purchases to avoid products made in China in favor of supporting American and our ally's manufacturing locations. Things can be very difficult to find, so I figured an ongoing thread to help each other share info on good products could be useful.

This one has been tricky- I'm looking for a battery station with about 720 Wh capacity.
https://www.rei.com/product/197019/ecoflow-river-pro-portable-power-station?sku=1970190001&store=18&cm_mmc=PLA_Google%7C21700000001700551_1970190001%7C92700064468227161%7CNB%7C71700000074091798&gclid=CjwKCAiA_omPBhBBEiwAcg7smRQO7MHnXHga3QozJoqjTk8SxbH_c44_DdHO9-qpzOjvKD557FxFnxoCSgoQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

Hope this thread can help connect people to good products!

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THIS PRODUCT IS CHINESE

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Yeah I was hoping someone would have something similar not made in China that they've heard of/used