A Main Street shop window at dusk, with a folded flag inside the glass.

America is the address. Home is the reason.

American people are the passion, and I am not playing it cool. They built it, we should reward it. Patriotism gets you in and does not ask for a password or fee to shop. Spend at home. There's no place like it.

186 brands on the shelf

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  • Food & Drink

    Berens Old Fashioned Brandy

    Cambridge, Wisconsin

    Square bottle so it stays put in the boat. Cheese, fish fry, and a brandy old fashioned.

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  • Food & Drink

    Hero Bread

    San Francisco, California

    The sandwich stays. The carb crash does not have to.

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  • Clothing & Accessories

    Uncommon James

    Nashville, Tennessee

    A little shine for an ordinary Tuesday, from a company with a Nashville address.

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  • Wellness & Supplements

    Rho Nutrition

    Miami, Florida

    Vitamins with a delivery system, for people who are tired of a bottle that does nothing.

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  • Additional Fun

    ALP Pouches

    Miami, Florida

    Moist pouches for people who already use them, from a company that is not one of the giants.

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  • Food & Drink

    Kalona SuperNatural

    Kalona, Iowa

    Milk that still comes from herds you could count, not a logo with a cow on it.

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  • Food & Drink

    ChocZero

    Fullerton, California

    A sweet that skips the sugar, from a small California chocolate factory.

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  • Food & Drink

    Nuts.com

    Cranford, New Jersey

    The bag of cashews that feels like a family shop, not a gas-station tin.

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  • Personal Care

    L'ange Hair

    Chatsworth, California

    Styling tools for the hair you already have, from a California company.

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  • Food & Drink

    The Outpost Coffee Company

    Trego, Wisconsin

    Northwoods coffee from the couple who roast it, not a national tin.

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  • Additional Fun

    Fifty Bar

    Los Angeles, California

    A smaller vape line for adults who already use one, not a corner-store giant.

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  • Food & Drink

    Cabot Creamery

    Cabot, Vermont

    A cracker, this cheddar, and suddenly the evening has a plan.

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  • Food & Drink

    Tony Chachere's

    Opelousas, Louisiana

    The red can that rescues eggs, rice, and any Tuesday that got boring.

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  • Food & Drink

    Crystal Hot Sauce

    New Orleans, Louisiana

    The bottle people from outside Louisiana discover, then start guarding.

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  • Food & Drink

    Cheerwine

    Salisbury, North Carolina

    Proof the rest of the country is still missing a cherry soda.

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  • Food & Drink

    Mountain Valley Spring Water

    Hot Springs, Arkansas

    The green bottle on the table. Water with a place, not a plant in another state.

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  • Food & Drink

    Taste Flavor Co.

    Los Angeles, California

    The bottle that makes chicken and rice feel like you cooked on purpose.

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  • Food & Drink

    Ribbonwire Ranch

    Dalhart, Texas

    A beef stick with a ranch address, not a mystery meat map.

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  • Food & Drink

    Goode Foods

    Family cranberry company

    Thanksgiving with a second option. The underdog can still tastes like a holiday.

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  • Food & Drink

    Red Gold

    Elwood, Indiana

    The jar people reach for and then realize has a family name on the back.

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  • Food & Drink

    Black Rifle Coffee

    Salt Lake City, Utah

    A loud tin and a real cup. Morning coffee with the volume turned up.

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  • Food & Drink

    Mountain House

    Albany, Oregon

    Dinner that fits in a pocket and still tastes like you planned ahead.

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  • Home & Travel

    MyPillow

    Chaska, Minnesota

    The pillow from the late-night ad, still made in Chaska.

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  • Wellness & Supplements

    Vermont Soap

    Middlebury, Vermont

    A quiet bar of soap for people who do not need a manifesto in the shower.

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  • Wellness & Supplements

    Molly's Suds

    Florida

    Clean clothes that do not smell like a candle shop had a meeting.

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  • Wellness & Supplements

    Traditional Medicinals

    Sebastopol, California

    The tea you buy 'for a cold' and then drink on ordinary Tuesdays.

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  • Wellness & Supplements

    Yogi Tea

    Eugene, Oregon

    The bag tag is half the ritual. The other half is an actual cup of tea.

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  • Wellness & Supplements

    Earthley

    Ohio

    The cabinet staple that spreads by group chat, not a billboard.

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  • Wellness & Supplements

    Primally Pure

    American tallow skincare

    A balm with a short ingredient list. A small smile for tired skin.

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  • Clothing & Accessories

    Round House

    Shawnee, Oklahoma

    The opposite of a shirt you wear twice. These get better when the paint shows.

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  • Clothing & Accessories

    Pointer Brand

    Bristol, Tennessee

    A coat that looks more like yours after the third winter.

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  • Clothing & Accessories

    Darn Tough

    Northfield, Vermont

    The budget move is buying them once. The smile is never fishing a holey pair out of the dryer.

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  • Clothing & Accessories

    Wigwam

    Sheboygan, Wisconsin

    Warm feet from a town that still knows how to knit them.

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  • Clothing & Accessories

    Stormy Kromer

    Ironwood, Michigan

    A hat with a story and a chin strap. Winter suddenly has a uniform.

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  • Clothing & Accessories

    American Giant

    Cut and sewn in the Carolinas

    One sweatshirt, worn until it is soft, instead of a stack of thin ones.

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  • Clothing & Accessories

    All American Clothing

    Arcanum, Ohio

    A plain tee with a factory you can name. That is the whole trick.

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  • Clothing & Accessories

    1620 Workwear

    Massachusetts

    Pants with a job. They cost more than a fast-fashion pair and outlast the joke.

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  • Clothing & Accessories

    Los Angeles Apparel

    Los Angeles, California

    The white tee with a sewing floor behind it, not a slogan on the chest.

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  • Clothing & Accessories

    Gustin

    San Francisco, California

    Denim that shows up when it is ready, which is a very American kind of patience.

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  • Food & Drink

    Tabasco

    Avery Island, Louisiana

    The little bottle that has outlasted every hot-sauce trend.

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  • Food & Drink

    Texas Pete

    Winston-Salem, North Carolina

    The Eastern Carolina bottle that shows up wherever people actually cook.

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  • Food & Drink

    Bush's Best

    Knoxville, Tennessee

    The can that turns a hot dog into a plate.

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  • Food & Drink

    Blue Bell

    Brenham, Texas

    Homemade Vanilla, in the states lucky enough to get the truck.

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  • Food & Drink

    Martinelli's

    Watsonville, California

    The gold-cap bottle that means the kids have something to toast with.

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  • Food & Drink

    Luzianne

    New Orleans, Louisiana

    The red box for a pitcher that actually tastes like the South.

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  • Food & Drink

    Café Du Monde

    New Orleans, Louisiana

    A bag of the dark roast that smells like the Quarter.

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  • Food & Drink

    Herr's

    Nottingham, Pennsylvania

    A chip with a factory you can name, not a flavor invented in a boardroom.

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  • Food & Drink

    Meat Church

    Waxahachie, Texas

    The shaker that makes a weeknight brisket taste like you meant it.

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  • Food & Drink

    Mike's Hot Honey

    Brooklyn, New York

    The bottle you put on pizza, chicken, and anything that was about to be plain.

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  • Food & Drink

    Ale-8-One

    Winchester, Kentucky

    A soda that stayed in one town for a hundred years and is still the one people want.

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  • Food & Drink

    AriZona

    Woodbury, New York

    The can everyone already knows, from a family that never sold it.

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  • Food & Drink

    Mt. Olive

    Mount Olive, North Carolina

    The jar in the fridge door, made in the town on the label.

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  • Food & Drink

    Death Wish Coffee

    Saratoga Springs, New York

    The bag for mornings that need more than a polite cup.

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  • Food & Drink

    Kinder's

    Walnut Creek, California

    The rub that makes a Tuesday chicken taste like someone paid attention.

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  • Food & Drink

    Challenge Butter

    Visalia, California

    The stick bakers reach for when the recipe actually matters.

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  • Home & Travel

    Lodge

    South Pittsburg, Tennessee

    The pan you buy once and hand to someone else.

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  • Home & Travel

    Smithey

    North Charleston, South Carolina

    The skillet that looks like an heirloom the first night you use it.

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  • Home & Travel

    Yoder Smokers

    Hutchinson, Kansas

    A cooker built like a tool, not a patio decoration.

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  • Home & Travel

    PK Grills

    Little Rock, Arkansas

    The round grill that fits in a trunk and still cooks like a pit.

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  • Home & Travel

    Big Green Egg

    Atlanta, Georgia

    One cooker for the steak, the brisket, and the pizza.

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  • Home & Travel

    Lehman's

    Kidron, Ohio

    The catalog for people who want the lights to work when the grid does not.

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  • Clothing & Accessories

    Pendleton

    Portland, Oregon

    The blanket that is supposed to last longer than the couch.

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  • Clothing & Accessories

    Schott NYC

    Union, New Jersey

    A leather jacket with a factory, not a logo from a mall.

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  • Clothing & Accessories

    Johnson Woolen Mills

    Johnson, Vermont

    Wool made for weather, not for a lookbook.

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  • Clothing & Accessories

    Berne Apparel

    Ossian, Indiana

    Work clothes that assume you will kneel in them.

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  • Personal Care

    Duke Cannon

    Minneapolis, Minnesota

    A bar of soap that does not smell like a candle shop.

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  • Personal Care

    J.R. Watkins

    Bristol, Pennsylvania

    The tin that used to live in the medicine cabinet, and still should.

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  • Pets

    Fromm Family Foods

    Mequon, Wisconsin

    The bag with a family name and a plant you can place on a map.

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  • Additional Fun

    Leatherman

    Portland, Oregon

    The tool in the pocket that replaces the drawer of almost-tools.

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  • Food & Drink

    Community Coffee

    Baton Rouge, Louisiana

    The red bag on the Gulf Coast counter, still family-owned.

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  • Food & Drink

    Grippo's

    Cincinnati, Ohio

    The chip that ruined plain potato chips for a whole region.

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  • Food & Drink

    Slap Ya Mama

    Ville Platte, Louisiana

    A shake of this and the rice remembers where it is.

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  • Food & Drink

    Polar

    Worcester, Massachusetts

    The seltzer with the bear, and the flavors that got a little out of hand.

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  • Food & Drink

    Wickles

    Birmingham, Alabama

    The pickle people put on a sandwich and then start rationing.

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  • Food & Drink

    Jones Dairy Farm

    Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin

    Breakfast sausage from a farm that kept the family name on the package.

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  • Food & Drink

    Nueske's

    Wittenberg, Wisconsin

    The bacon people bring to a weekend and then never stop mentioning.

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  • Food & Drink

    Usinger's

    Milwaukee, Wisconsin

    A deli case that still smells like a German neighborhood.

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  • Food & Drink

    Ken's

    Marlborough, Massachusetts

    The bottle that turned a salad into the side that wins.

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  • Food & Drink

    Dietz & Watson

    Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

    The Sunday sandwich, handled by a fourth-generation deli house.

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  • Food & Drink

    Welch's

    Waltham, Massachusetts

    The jelly on the peanut butter, from the farms that still own the brand.

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  • Food & Drink

    Simple Mills

    Chicago, Illinois

    The cracker box that swapped the usual flour and kept the crunch.

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  • Food & Drink

    Louisiana Fish Fry

    Baton Rouge, Louisiana

    The yellow box that means fish tonight, not a recipe hunt.

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  • Home & Travel

    Made In

    Austin, Texas

    Pans built for a restaurant line, sold to a home stove.

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  • Home & Travel

    Field Company

    Hudson Valley, New York

    A cast-iron skillet you can actually lift with one hand.

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  • Home & Travel

    Fiesta

    Newell, West Virginia

    The plate color people argue about, then buy three more of.

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  • Home & Travel

    Blackstone

    Logan, Utah

    The griddle that turned the driveway into a diner.

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  • Home & Travel

    RTIC

    Katy, Texas

    The cooler people buy when they want the ice to last and the logo to stay quiet.

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  • Additional Fun

    Benchmade

    Oregon City, Oregon

    The pocket knife with a pivot that still feels tight years later.

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  • Additional Fun

    Buck Knives

    Post Falls, Idaho

    The 110 that lived on a belt before knives became a hobby.

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  • Additional Fun

    Spyderco

    Golden, Colorado

    The knife you can open with a glove on.

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  • Clothing & Accessories

    Thorogood

    Merrill, Wisconsin

    The boot at the job site that is not a fashion boot pretending.

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  • Clothing & Accessories

    Duluth Trading

    Mount Horeb, Wisconsin

    Pants with actual pockets, from a company that talks like a hardware store.

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  • Clothing & Accessories

    Vermont Flannel

    Vermont

    The shirt you buy when flannel should mean flannel.

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  • Clothing & Accessories

    AFTCO

    Santa Ana, California

    The long-sleeve shirt that shows up in every marina photo.

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  • Clothing & Accessories

    Stetson

    Garland, Texas

    The hat the West already agreed on.

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  • Clothing & Accessories

    Minus33

    Ashland, New Hampshire

    Wool next to the skin, from a mill town that still runs the machines.

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  • Personal Care

    Barbasol

    Dublin, Ohio

    The can with the barber pole, still in the cabinet.

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  • Personal Care

    Brickell

    South Portland, Maine

    A simple routine that does not smell like a department store.

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  • Pets

    Taste of the Wild

    Meta, Missouri

    The bag with the bison on it, from a family plant in Meta.

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  • Food & Drink

    Duke's Mayonnaise

    Richmond, Virginia

    The mayonnaise people argue about, then buy again.

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  • Food & Drink

    Yuengling

    Pottsville, Pennsylvania

    The amber lager that never left Pottsville.

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  • Food & Drink

    Johnsonville

    Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin

    The brat at the cookout that actually snaps.

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  • Food & Drink

    Graeter's

    Cincinnati, Ohio

    The slow ice cream Cincinnati would not modernize.

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  • Food & Drink

    Sargento

    Plymouth, Wisconsin

    Weeknight cheese that still comes from a Wisconsin family company.

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  • Food & Drink

    Shiner

    Shiner, Texas

    A Texas beer that still has to be brewed in Shiner.

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  • Food & Drink

    Jelly Belly

    Fairfield, California

    A jelly bean that tastes like the thing on the label, not like 'red.'

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  • Food & Drink

    Camellia Brand

    Harahan, Louisiana

    Monday in New Orleans is not Monday without these red beans.

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  • Food & Drink

    Redmond Real Salt

    Heber City, Utah

    Salt with a color, from a mine, not a refinery tank.

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  • Food & Drink

    BelGioioso

    Denmark, Wisconsin

    Italian cheese with a Wisconsin address.

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  • Additional Fun

    Zippo

    Bradford, Pennsylvania

    The click. Still manufactured in the town it started in.

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  • Additional Fun

    Case

    Bradford, Pennsylvania

    A pocket knife with a yellow handle and a factory you can name.

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  • Home & Travel

    Channellock

    Meadville, Pennsylvania

    The pliers in the bottom of the toolbox that still bite.

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  • Additional Fun

    Leupold

    Beaverton, Oregon

    A hunting scope you can send back to Oregon if the trail wins.

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  • Additional Fun

    Vortex Optics

    Barneveld, Wisconsin

    Glass with a lifetime promise, from a Wisconsin company that publishes it.

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  • Home & Travel

    Bar Keepers Friend

    Indianapolis, Indiana

    The can that takes the rust ring off a sink when nothing else will.

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  • Home & Travel

    Estwing

    Rockford, Illinois

    A hammer that is one piece of steel, on purpose.

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  • Home & Travel

    Maglite

    Ontario, California

    The flashlight that feels like a tool, because it is machined like one.

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  • Home & Travel

    Klein Tools

    Lincolnshire, Illinois

    The pliers on a lineworker's belt. Heavy, and meant to be.

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  • Food & Drink

    Buffalo Trace

    Frankfort, Kentucky

    The bottle people started hunting, from a distillery that stayed in Frankfort.

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  • Food & Drink

    Willett

    Bardstown, Kentucky

    Small-batch bourbon and rye from a family that still has the keys.

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  • Pets

    Victor

    Mount Pleasant, Texas

    Dog food that leads with meat, from a Texas plant, not a logo mill.

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  • Pets

    NutriSource

    Perham, Minnesota

    Pet food from a town that still runs the mill.

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  • Personal Care

    Vanicream

    Rochester, Minnesota

    The white jar for skin that reacts to perfume and good intentions.

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  • Clothing & Accessories

    Lucchese

    El Paso, Texas

    Cowboy boots with a factory on the border and a name the songs already know.

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  • Clothing & Accessories

    Tecovas

    Austin, Texas

    A Texas boot you can wear off the ranch without a week of blisters.

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  • Food & Drink

    Dum Dums

    Bryan, Ohio

    The lollipop in the wrapper you cannot quite read. Mystery flavor included.

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  • Food & Drink

    Better Made

    Detroit, Michigan

    The red bag of Detroit potato chips that outlasted the others.

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  • Food & Drink

    Sprecher

    Glendale, Wisconsin

    The root beer people drive out of their way for.

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  • Additional Fun

    Ping

    Phoenix, Arizona

    The golf club built so a mishit could still fly.

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  • Food & Drink

    New Glarus

    New Glarus, Wisconsin

    The beer people pack a cooler for, because it does not leave the state.

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  • Food & Drink

    Ellsworth Cooperative Creamery

    Ellsworth, Wisconsin

    Cheese curds from the farms that own the creamery.

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  • Food & Drink

    Jack Link's

    Minong, Wisconsin

    The red bag of jerky, from a Wisconsin family that kept the company.

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  • Food & Drink

    O&H Danish Bakery

    Racine, Wisconsin

    A kringle with a Racine address, not a pretzel from somewhere else.

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  • Additional Fun

    Henry Repeating Arms

    Rice Lake, Wisconsin

    A lever gun with a brass receiver and a Wisconsin factory.

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  • Food & Drink

    Burgers' Smokehouse

    California, Missouri

    Sugar-cured ham from a smokehouse that still has the first ham house.

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  • Food & Drink

    Shatto Milk Company

    Osborn, Missouri

    Chocolate milk in a glass bottle that still names the farm.

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  • Food & Drink

    Volpi

    St. Louis, Missouri

    The salami from the Italian neighborhood, still made where it started.

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  • Food & Drink

    Stone Hill Winery

    Hermann, Missouri

    Missouri wine from before Napa, still in the stone cellars.

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  • Food & Drink

    Hammons Black Walnuts

    Stockton, Missouri

    The stronger walnut, from an Ozarks family that still buys the crop wild.

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  • Food & Drink

    Fitz's

    St. Louis, Missouri

    Cane-sugar root beer with a bottling line in the dining room.

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  • Additional Fun

    Missouri Meerschaum

    Washington, Missouri

    A pipe made of a corn cob, from the town that still does it.

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  • Gifts

    WisconsinMade

    Middleton, Wisconsin

    Cheese, wood, and other Wisconsin-made gifts, packed in Middleton and sent to the rest of the country.

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  • Gifts

    Epicurean

    Superior, Wisconsin

    A Wisconsin board that can go in the dishwasher, from a factory on Lake Superior.

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  • Makeup

    Mommy Makeup

    New York, New York

    One compact that covers more than one job, from a small New York line.

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  • Makeup

    PiperBlue Organic Makeup

    Lake Point, Utah

    Utah color cosmetics for a face, not a counter full of testers.

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  • Makeup

    Bésame Cosmetics

    Burbank, California

    Lipstick that looks like it came off a 1940s vanity, made in the Valley.

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  • Makeup

    Colorescience

    Carlsbad, California

    Color that also behaves like a sunscreen, from a California company.

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  • Makeup

    100% Pure

    San Jose, California

    Color from fruit pigment, mixed where the owners can walk the floor.

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  • Makeup

    Lauren Brooke Cosmetiques

    Lindon, Utah

    A small Utah bench of makeup, blended by the person whose name is on the jar.

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  • Makeup

    Red Apple Lipstick

    Magnolia, Texas

    Lip color from a Texas couple who built the line for skin that argues with most of the aisle.

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  • Makeup

    Merle Norman

    Los Angeles, California

    The studio where someone matches the shade to your face.

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  • Makeup

    RMS Beauty

    Charleston, South Carolina

    A cream blush people keep in the car, from a Charleston company.

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  • Makeup

    OFRA Cosmetics

    Pompano Beach, Florida

    Highlighter and lipstick from a South Florida factory that still makes its own stock.

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  • Personal Care

    Beauty by Earth

    Denton, Texas

    A Texas self-tanner that does not require a spray-booth appointment.

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  • Personal Care

    Emme Diane

    Scottsdale, Arizona

    A Scottsdale esthetician's line, sold without a spa membership.

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  • Personal Care

    Jack Henry

    San Diego, California

    Something that smells like a barbershop, from a San Diego brand.

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  • Clothing & Accessories

    Boldfoot

    Charlotte, North Carolina

    A small North Carolina sock mill, not a catalog brand with a flag on the label.

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  • Clothing & Accessories

    Camel City Mill

    Winston-Salem, North Carolina

    Work socks from a Winston-Salem mill, for people who stand on concrete all day.

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  • Clothing & Accessories

    DeFeet

    Hildebran, North Carolina

    A family sock mill that kept the machines running in North Carolina.

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  • Clothing & Accessories

    Fox River

    Mount Airy, North Carolina

    A 125-year sock name, still knitted in North Carolina.

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  • Clothing & Accessories

    Duckworth

    Dillon, Montana

    Wool clothing that starts on a Montana sheep ranch and stays in U.S. mills.

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  • Clothing & Accessories

    FORLOH

    Whitefish, Montana

    Technical hunting clothes from a small Whitefish company, with a lifetime warranty.

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  • Clothing & Accessories

    Nicks Handmade Boots

    Spokane, Washington

    A Spokane bench that will resole the pair instead of sending you to a new one.

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  • Clothing & Accessories

    American Hat Makers

    Emory, Texas

    A family hat maker, not a rack of licensed caps.

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  • Clothing & Accessories

    Duluth Pack

    Duluth, Minnesota

    A canvas pack sewn in Duluth, the one the canoe outfitters still know.

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  • Clothing & Accessories

    Injinji

    San Diego, California

    Toe socks from a San Diego specialist, for the miles that blister ordinary ones.

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  • Clothing & Accessories

    Xero Shoes

    Broomfield, Colorado

    A founder-run Colorado shoe company, not a division of a larger group.

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  • Clothing & Accessories

    Lems Shoes

    Boulder, Colorado

    An independent Boulder shoe company for feet that hate a pointed toe.

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  • Clothing & Accessories

    Earth Runners

    Sebastopol, California

    A California workshop sandal, not a foam flip-flop from a seasonal rack.

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  • Clothing & Accessories

    GORUCK

    Jacksonville Beach, Florida

    A veteran-founded Florida pack that they will still repair.

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  • Clothing & Accessories

    Portland Leather Goods

    Portland, Oregon

    A founder-owned bag company with a Portland address, not a luggage conglomerate.

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  • Clothing & Accessories

    OOFOS

    Braintree, Massachusetts

    The shoe people put on after the shift, from a Massachusetts company.

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  • Clothing & Accessories

    Alpha Industries

    Chantilly, Virginia

    The flight jacket with the orange lining, from a company that is still independent.

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  • Home & Travel

    ThermoWorks

    American Fork, Utah

    The thermometer that ends the argument about whether the roast is done.

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  • Home & Travel

    FireBoard

    Kansas City, Missouri

    A Midwest-made probe that watches the pit while you are inside.

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  • Home & Travel

    Branch Basics

    Minneapolis, Minnesota

    One bottle under the sink instead of a row of scented ones.

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  • Wellness & Supplements

    Paleovalley

    Erie, Colorado

    A meat stick that is actually meat, from a family company that prints the ingredients.

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  • Food & Drink

    Chomps

    Naples, Florida

    Protein you can put in a pocket, from the Florida company that started small.

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  • Pets

    PetSafe

    Knoxville, Tennessee

    The Knoxville company behind the collar, the pet door, and the fountain.

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  • Additional Fun

    Concept2

    Morrisville, Vermont

    The rowing machine in the corner, built in Vermont, with no gym membership attached.

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  • Additional Fun

    ReadyWise

    Salt Lake City, Utah

    A bucket of meals for the pantry, from a Salt Lake company.

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  • Additional Fun

    Legacy Food Storage

    Salt Lake City, Utah

    Pantry insurance from a small Salt Lake company, not a national camping brand.

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  • Additional Fun

    MyMedic

    North Salt Lake, Utah

    A kit you can open with cold hands, from a Utah shop.

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  • Additional Fun

    MIRA Safety

    Cedar Park, Texas

    A mask and a filter from a Texas company, for a kit you hope stays in the closet.

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    Primary Arms

    Houston, Texas

    A Houston counter for the optic and the small parts a big-box store does not stock.

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    Palmetto State Armory

    Columbia, South Carolina

    A South Carolina shop that still builds rifles in the state it is named for.

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