Case Knives
Being prepared is something everyone should strive for. One essential item for your daily carry to keep you prepared: a proper pocket knife. Case Knives manufactures a number of great American Made knives that fit the bill. For instance, the Rogers Corn Cob Jig Antique Bone Trapper would be a perfect item for your pocket. Not too big and not too small. Just the right size. You’ll find the available knives broken down by category: Continue reading
Crazy Aaron’s
We love cool toys. We also love a great story. Crazy Aaron’s has both. You can read about that story here. Crazy Aaron’s has been making Thinking Putty in American since 1998. The putty is non-toxic, won’t dry out and won’t leave a sticky or slippery residue on your fingers. Perfect for the little hands of children! Thinking Putty® helps build hand and finger strength through a fabulous tactile play experience with unique, unexpected properties and provides relaxing, yet stimulating interaction for anyone with sensory integration issues. Continue reading
Kraft Tool Co
The one thing that makes any job easier is having the right tool for the job. Having a quality version of that tool is even better. Kraft Tool Co has been making high quality, American Made tools since the founding of the company in 1981. However, their brands have been doing so for even longer, going back to 1798 with W. Rose Masonry tools. You’ll find quite the selection of quality tools from Kraft Tool Co including: Continue reading
Zippo
Zippo Lighters are the most quintessential lighters on the planet it would seem. Is there anyone that hasn’t seen one? Zippo began in the early 1930’s in Bradford, Pennsylvania. After watching a friend struggle with an inefficient lighter, founder George G. Blaisdell decided to construct a new version that was usable with a single hand. The name “Zippo” was created by Mr Blaisdell. He liked the sound of the word “zipper” so he formed variations on the word until he settled on “Zippo,” which he felt had a “modern” sound. Continue reading
Boathouse
Seemingly, one of the hardest things to find as an American Made product is clothing and apparel. Lucky for us, we discoverd Boathouse. The heritage of the Boathouse brand began in 1976, through the revolutionary design of the iconic Stevenson jacket. The innovative silhouette was introduced during the Montreal Olympic Games and featured a technically designed shoulder gusset, allowing full arm rotation. The Olympians received the signature silhouette well, providing a functional and fashionable alternative to their everyday uniforms. Continue reading
USA Pan
USA Pan has been creating Made in American bakeware for the home since 2009. Proudly made in the USA, we are committed to producing bakeware that exceeds industry standards for innovation, quality and durability. Quality kitchen items will last many, many years and, from our experience, are always worth the little extra money you may pay. Quality kitchen items that are Made in America, naturally, will always be worth a little extra expense! Continue reading
Knotzland
Established in 2015 in Pittsburgh, PA, Knotzland is doing great things to recycle products and create amazing bowties! You can take a look at the bowties to see what they are making. These are great looking ties. And they are created from recycled textiles. Not only creating a great and useful product, but helping to limit what ends up in our landfills as well. This is something we can get behind. Continue reading
All Clad
Born in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania in 1971, All Clad continues to produce American Made cookware in its home state. Founder John Ulam was a renowned metallurgist who was also an avid home cook. He combined the two and All Clad was born! The company employes American Workers who are involved in every piece of bonded cookware that comes out of the factory. Manufacturing has changed a lot since All-Clad was founded, but our commitment to craftsmanship hasn’t. Continue reading